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Black & White Presets for Lightroom

I have developed 20 quality Black & White Presets for Lightroom which are now available from The Store.

Lastolite Ezybox Hotshoe

How does the new Lastolite Ezybox Hotshoe compare to a range of other flash diffusers and is it worth adding to your camera bag?

Build a Home Studio

Is it possible to turn a spare bedroom into a photography studio complete with lights and backdrops? It certainly is, this is how I did it.

Aiport Express

Apple\'s Airport Express extends your wireless network, acts as a print server and allows you to stream music from iTunes to your Hi-Fi and I\'ve just bought one!

Dominican Republic

If you are looking for a tropical island holiday then the Dominican Republic might be for you? We recently spent 2 weeks there where we did little other than relax on the beach and take photos.

Avoid Fake Memory Cards

Fake memory cards are everywhere so how do you avoid them?

A RAW Deal Part 2

Apple have recently released Version 2 of Aperture but how does it compare to Adobe\'s Lightroom 1.3 in terms of RAW processing?

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Lastolite Ezybox - Hotshoe
Written By: Oliver Johnson
Section: Photography
Category: Photography
2007-01-05 00:00:00

Lastolite Blue Case

Lastolite have recently launched the Ezybox - Hotshoe which is a collapsible softbox that you can use with a speedlite turning your battery operated flashgun into a studio light, albeit a small one. If you have used flash you will know how harsh it can be and a softbox does just what it sounds like, it softens the light to give more pleasing results which is useful for most kinds of photography from still life to macro, portraits and small groups etc.
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Building A Home Studio
Written By: Oliver Johnson
Section: Photography
Category: Photography
2007-03-14 00:00:00

Interfit Stellar 300 Head

I have often been asked to take photo's of people by friends and family but have never really felt that comfortable doing it because I didn't have the equipment to take the kind of portrait shots that I wanted to take. Up until now I've always 'just' used either natural light or flash along with a reflector and you can certainly get some fantastic results using just that but I wanted to do a bit more than that so I've built myself a small home studio. Here is how I did it.
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