Cameras

‘Diveroid’ is an All-in-One Solution for Underwater Smartphone Photographers

‘Diveroid’ is an All-in-One Solution for Underwater Smartphone Photographers

If you’re an underwater photography enthusiast—or simply a diver who would like to take more photos—there’s a new product you should probably check out. It’s called ‘Diveroid,’ and it’s an all-in-one housing, dive computer and logbook for underwater smartphone photographers. Launched earlier today on Kickstarter, Diveroid reached its funding goal in about 60 seconds before […]

How to Win at YouTube as a Photographer: Advice from the Pros

How to Win at YouTube as a Photographer: Advice from the Pros

So you’ve just finished school and now you have a diploma to certify and declare that you’re a bona fide photographer/filmmaker. Or you could be an experienced professional who is just about to wrap your latest gig and now it’s time to reach out to your network in search of the next job. Maybe you […]

The New MacBook Pro Gets a Lot Right, But We Need Just a Little Bit More

The New MacBook Pro Gets a Lot Right, But We Need Just a Little Bit More

I want to start this off by saying two things: one, this isn’t a review or hands-on impressions as I have not used the computer (PetaPixel’s hands-on coverage is forthcoming) and two, I am an Apple power user and have been since I was indoctrinated in high school. I love Apple, and even when they […]

This Designer Created the ‘Ideal’ Leica Q3 in Photoshop

This Designer Created the ‘Ideal’ Leica Q3 in Photoshop

Designer Arun Venkatesan is a big fan of Leica’s full-frame, fixed-lens Q-series cameras. But while the Leica Q2 fixed some of the annoying design faux-pas of the original Leica Q, Venkatesan doesn’t think the camera maker went far enough. So, like any good designer, he did it for them… in Photoshop. Venkatesan created a mock-up […]

See the Hilarious Winners of the 2019 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

See the Hilarious Winners of the 2019 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

After revealing the finalists of this year’s contest in September, the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards have finally revealed the 2019 winners. If you need a dose of humor in your life—and after all the dire financial news lately, who doesn’t—scroll down to see the photography equivalent of “wildlife does the darndest things.” This year’s contest […]

Capture One Pro Basics: How to Adjust Exposure, Contrast and Saturation

Capture One Pro Basics: How to Adjust Exposure, Contrast and Saturation

When it comes to Lightroom alternatives, nobody has taken more users away from Adobe than Capture One Pro. But if you’ve never used Capture One and you need a crash course on the basics, Ted Forbes of The Art of Photography has put together a helpful video that you might find handy. This short beginner’s […]

Film Photography Speeds Me Up

Film Photography Speeds Me Up

It’s been around a year since I switched to photographing on 35mm film for the majority of my work. Beyond a couple of false starts and some misconceptions, I think I’ve adjusted well, and I’m really happy to have made the change. Now that I have a good amount of work to reference, I’ve been […]

Photoshop for iPad is Getting Terrible Early Reviews

Photoshop for iPad is Getting Terrible Early Reviews

Adobe generated considerable hype when it teased “full” Photoshop for iPad last year. The app officially launched to the public this week, and it hasn’t exactly lived up to the hype. In fact, it’s been quite the opposite: early reviews from users have been terrible. Over in the Apple App Store, where it’s presented as […]

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