What exactly is a “workflow,” and how does the right advanced technology increase efficiency, conserve resources and improve the consistency of the end results? “Workflow” defines the steps taken to complete a project from start to finish. For professional photographers, and for all image-makers who share their work in any manner, the essential steps are capture, cull, edit, deliver. There are intermediate steps, but they all fall into these four buckets. Capturing is fun; delivering is gratifying. During the editing process, most photographers express their creative talents, and that’s wholly enjoyable yet extremely time consuming. But the culling step, although necessary, is challenging. An essential part of the overall post-processing…

Earlier this morning with posted a video explaining the best iPhone camera settings to use to capture photos with maximum quality. We’re following up on that now in this tutorial from pro Any Rouse with a variety of high-action shooting techniques for birds in flight that can be employed with whatever camera system you use. Rouse (aka wildmanrouse”) is an award-winning British wildlife and aviation photographer who “travels the globe on the search of that perfect shot.” He’s also a very adept educator who describes today’s episode like this: “Here’s my lowdown on how I shoot fast-flying birds, which is designed to demonstrate the step-by-step approach” using images of twitchy…

If you want to make the most of your iPhone camera you’ve come to the right place for achieving the highest possible image quality and a faster workflow. Today’s tutorial from the Reeflex Camera YouTube channel demonstrates everything you need to know for getting the job done to perfection Our unnamed instructor provides a full breakdown of his recommended settings and how to use them. He’s working with the iPhone 16 Pro, but much of what you’ll learn is applicable to other models as well. You’ll see how he configures the camera for both portraiture, commercial  assignments, and more. A wide-range of topics are covered in less than 12 minutes…

It sure would be nice if all you had to do is zoom in tight to capture wildlife photos with razor-sharp details and no distracting image noise. Unfortunately, all too often that’s not what happens because something off. Today’s comprehensive tutorial from Australian pro Jan Wegener will set you up for consistently stunning results. Wegener has been a bird photographer for over two decades and the goal of his helpful how-to videos is to “help others in their quest to capture and edit bird photos and find the right gear for the job.” Today’s 14-minute episode is all about maximizing image quality “with any camera and lens.” The tips in…