Digital kamera guide

If you've been finding yourself photographically "stuck" then you may be able to find some inspiration by re-acquainting yourself with some of these simple ideas.

When the sun goes down, you don't have to stop your landscape shooting. See what a little moonlight can do when you employ these special low-light landscape shooting techniques.

If you've been frustrated by Bridge CS4 occasionally neglecting to make thumbnails for raw files, this quick fix might help.

I've tried lots of different approaches to digital photo workflow, and have finally found one that works great for the way I like to organize and edit. Bridge CS4 is, for me, the ideal photo workflow tool, and reason enough to upgrade to the CS4 package. Check out why in this discussion of my Bridge CS4-based photo workflow.

Mac users, use this free AppleScript applet to automatically resize your images for emailing. Just drop an image(s) onto the script and they'll automatically be resized and attached to a new message in Mail.

If you've been needing to upgrade your Mac-based image editing workstation, then you might consider building a machine from scratch. Using off-the-shelf parts, you can construct a Mac that delivers high-end performance at a fraction of the price. Read on for details...

If you've got a bunch of DNG files that you need into a non-raw format such as JPEG, TIFF, or PSDs, here's an easy way to convert them.

If you've got an iPhone, you may not realize that you have an extremely handy photography accessory (and no, I'm not talking about the iPhone camera). Read on for details.

Looking for some new photo gadgets? Not looking but thinking you could be persuaded anyway? Check out this round-up of some hot new photo-related hardware and software.

Reader panzeriv88 sends in a very interesting tip that might help in the stormy, wet months of winter. If you end up with a submerged camera, don't give up all hope. If you're careful and take quick action, it might [...]