Yesterday I shot the McLaren 570S at Fort Mason in San Francisco, California and wanted to share this tip with you! Here's a ...

Back in the days of analog photography, filters were a photographer’s best friend. Today, with digital photography, many of the effects filters had on film can be replicated during post-processing, ...

Welcome to Photo Tip Thursday's by BenRevzin.com/auto In the first few episodes we'll be covering automotive photography with ...

In many years of teaching photography, I have seen a lot of photography “kits” sold on websites like Amazon, eBay, B&H Photo, and more. These kits usually include a digital camera, one or two “kit” ...

For outdoor photography, a polarizing filter is an important accessory. Without one, a picture can look flat and soft with muted colors -- and it might have "hot spots" caused by glare. The effect of ...

Professional photographers sometimes use polarizing filters to adjust the intensity of colors and reduce reflections in their photos. To make colors more intense in your business-related photographs, ...

Do you own a polarizing filter? If so, I bet you use it almost exclusively outdoors. Polarizers juice up landscapes with richer greens, make blue skies even bluer, eliminate color-muting reflections ...

Photo filters aren’t something every photographer needs, but for those who do need them, they’re an absolute necessity. It’s for this reason that Sandmarc, a manufacturer of high-quality photo filters ...

One of last year’s Hackaday Prize finalists was the DOLPi, [Dave Prutchi]’s polarimetric camera which used an LCD sheet from a welder’s mask placed in front of a Raspberry Pi camera. Multiple images ...