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Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photography
Say, you’ve purchased your first interchangeable lens camera. And now you also need to get your first lens. You go to a camera store and…suddenly, there are numbers and letters and a dizzying array of choices. It can feel incredibly overwhelming and confusing.
Don’t worry! In this comprehensive guide for beginners, you’ll find all the key info on how to choose a camera lens.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photography
Choosing your first camera can feel overwhelming. Suddenly, you’re faced with terms like “APS-C,” “IBIS,” “mirrorless vs DSLR,” “shutter count,” “kit lens,” and dozens of model names that look almost identical. And if you spend even five minutes on camera forums, you’ll see people passionately debating technical differences that may or may not matter for a beginner.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photography
Say, you’re designing a presentation or creating content for your blog, and you need that perfect image. A quick Google search will give you millions of results. It’s tempting to just right-click and save. But in that moment, the doubts kick in, and you wonder: “Is this image copyrighted?”
The short answer is: “Yes, it probably is”.
Yep, just because someone posted an image online doesn’t mean you can do whatever you want with it. Moreover, using it without permission could lead to anything from a simple takedown notice to a costly lawsuit.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photography
The holiday season is just around the corner. For a portrait photographer, it’s the busiest, most exciting time of year! It’s the season of sparkling lights, cozy moments, and the joy of helping your clients create memories they’ll treasure forever.
But let’s be real: after a few seasons, it’s easy for your holiday shoots to start feeling a little… predictable. Another year, another photo in front of the tree? We know you and your clients are craving something more.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photography
Mastering photography is a journey filled with discovery, experimentation, and, yes, a fair number of mistakes along the way. And the difference between a novice and an expert is the ability to anticipate, recognize, and correct them.
Fortunately, sometimes it only requires awareness, a tweak in technique, or a small shift in mindset.
