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From drip... to a real water droplet 💧
| Rob Zwart | 90 views | 0 commentsI thought: how hard can it be to photograph a falling water droplet? Well... pretty hard, as it turns out. 😉
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Making a Solar Eclipse Collage in Photoshop
| Nando Harmsen | 117 views | 0 commentsI was asked to show how I make a solar eclipse collage in Photoshop. I show you how in this article. I use my photos of the 2026 total solar eclipse as an example.
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Review: SmallRig 25L backpack
| Nando Harmsen | 192 views | 0 commentsSmallRig is known for its video accessories. Did you know that SmallRig also makes a camera backpack? I received the new 25L backpack for review. It is a special backpack with a lot of attention to detail.
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Synchronise the time between your cameras
| Nando Harmsen | 139 views | 0 commentsWhen you take a photo, it is not just the camera settings that are saved, but also the date and time. This is the timestamp. Do you use multiple cameras? Make sure they are all set to the same time.
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A timelapse video of the solar eclipse
| Nando Harmsen | 188 views | 2 commentsPhotographing the solar eclipse with three cameras produces a lot of images. I've now processed the images into a timelapse video. This way, you can experience it a little too.
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Avoid Blurry Photos With These 10 Tips
| Nando Harmsen | 1,455 views | 9 commentsA blurry photo can have several causes. Preventing blur can sometimes be a matter of using the right settings. It can also be down to the way you take the photo.
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Where will you photograph the heather?
| Nando Harmsen | 708 views | 5 commentsSummer is coming to an end and autumn is just around the corner. The heather is in bloom again. Where will you photograph the heather? Will you visit the famous spots? Or will you look for other places?
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Corporate photography tips for greater success
| Ektor Tsolodimos | 456 views | 0 commentsCorporate photography is exactly what it sounds like: photography for businesses. I have been doing nothing else for 10 years, so I have put together a few tips to help you achieve more success on your next shoot.
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