Testing PhotoSwipe Zoom
Claude and I are testing the functionality of the PhotoSwipe zoom tool in Ghost to determine if the issue we're seeing in imported posts is a remnant of the import process, or an issue with PhotoSwipe itself.
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Image Stabilization
We’ve discussed numerous methods of reducing camera shake, including the Reciprocal Rule, proper handholding technique, and other tips and tricks. Today, we’ll discuss a technological means for helping you minimize camera shake – image stabilization. There are two main types of image stabilization: optical and digital. Both aim to
Q&A–What type of lens should I get for my trip?
This question was recently submitted by Cheo. I’m looking to get a fish eye. I’m taking a vacation to Key West and want a lens, but I’m not sure if I’m wasting my money. I have an 18-55mm DX VR. Looking for guidance on panoramic
Focusing on Lenses
There are so many different types of lenses, when it comes to figuring out what you need, it can be a daunting shopping experience. Many people go through an experience similar to what I did… start with the kit lens your first DSLR comes with, buy an inexpensive telephoto zoom,
Reading the Histogram
One of the most misunderstood tools that most cameras, and every piece of post-processing software I’ve ever used, include is the histogram. There are sometimes multiple histogram readouts available, which offer a ton of information about your image. However, the one I find the most helpful when it