Increasing ISO to Reduce Grain in Your Images (Podcast 661)
Today I provide clear evidence of the benefits to increasing your ISO to reduce grain. Sounds crazy, I know, but...
16 May, 2019
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Developing Your Style and Self-Acceptance (Podcast 635)
In this post, I discuss some of the techniques I use to save time in post-processing of my images, and...
16 October, 2018
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ISO Invariance in the Canon EOS 5Ds R (Podcast 520)
Over the last six months or so, many people have asked for my opinion on ISO Invariance, and I didn't...
25 April, 2016
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Why Expose to the Right? (Podcast 381)
Today I'm going to go into detail on why I expose to the right, as I get asked about this...
29 July, 2013
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