Video Workshops and tutorials

Video Workshops and tutorials from our sister site DSLR Tips

How to get more in focus Landscape photos can often benefit with something in the foreground like a tree or flowers, but the problem is making sure it’s all in focus. In our video workshop we’ll explain how to achieve this effect.

How to take perfect sunsets The colours during sunrise and sunset can look spectacular, but often appear washed-out and faded in our photos. In our video workshop we'll show you how to capture these colours.

How to blur portrait backgrounds Professional portraits often have a blurred background which makes the subject stand out. It’s actually an easy effect to achieve with any DSLR and in our video workshop we’ll show you how.

How to blur action shots for speed When it comes to photos of fast-moving subjects, you can often get a better effect of speed by blurring the image. In our video workshop we’ll explain how to achieve this effect.

How to use your flash outdoors Photos of people on bright or overcast days, can often come out a little dark. The trick here is to use your flash to boost the foreground. In our video workshop we’ll show you what to do.

How to darken your photos Auto exposure modes do a great job – but sometimes your photos come out brighter than you’d like them. In our video workshop we’ll explain how to deliberately underexpose your photos.

How to brighten your photos Auto exposure modes do a great job – but sometimes your photos come out darker than you’d like them. In our video workshop we’ll explain how to deliberately overexpose your photos.

How to make water look dreamy Photos of waterfalls and rivers can often look static or lifeless. By blurring the water though, it can take on a dreamlike appearance. In our video workshop we’ll explain how to achieve this effect.

How to take photos at night Photos taken at night can produce spectacular results – but often your photos come out much darker than you’d like. In our video workshop we'll show you how to take great shots at night.

How to use a polarizing filter Polarizing filters cut through haze, deepen blue skies and make colours more vibrant. In our video workshop we'll show you how to use polarizers for landscape photos.