Phase One have just released the latest version of their fantastic software. Capture One Pro 12 includes some fantastic new features which are going to be very useful to lots of photographers. In this article, I explain all the new features and delve a little more deeply into luminosity masks.
Capture One Pro is the perfect program for commercial photographers. As a still life photographer, I use Capture One on a daily basis. However, before I switched to Capture One I used Lightroom for years and still do for some things. This article explains how I use both programs and does a more sensible than usual “VS” comparison.
Capture One Pro is an industry standard piece of software, I use it on a daily basis and cannot imagine working without it. In this new series, I’ll be showing you how to use Capture One in short, easy to digest videos, that get right to the point.
I’ve owned DSLRs for years, starting with Canon, then switching to Nikon. After all this time, I’ve now switched to Sony. This article and video explain why and will hopefully help you decide which camera brand is best for you.
One of the hardest things to do when producing creative Packshot photography is finding the balance between budget and quality. This article explores some of the cost implications behind shoots and gives one way to strike that balance.
As a still life photographer, you’ll often find yourself looking at the next item of gear you need to buy. There is a lot. This article examines what you really need and I also give my opinion on where’s best to spend your money.
Advertising Photography is one of the most technically challenging things any photographer can attempt. In this article, I’ll show you what you need to create photography of that level.
Why is attention to detail such an important attribute of still life photographers? This article attempts to explain, using examples of e-commerce and advertising photography.
Bottle photography can be daunting but it doesn’t have to be. These 5 packshot photography tips will help you create high-end images anywhere. Make sure you stick around for the last tip, cross polarization, it’s amazing!
