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Lighting is essential in photography. In fact, the very word photography itself means "drawing with light." Photo, in Greek, means light, and graph, to draw. This couldn't be more accurate. After all, it's the light that your camera captures to create an image. So, no...
If you are a professional photographer or cinematographer, picking the right memory card is a relatively simple task. You own a flagship camera made by one of the prominent camera manufacturers. You invested significantly into top-quality lenses, tripods, flashes,...
Whether you've just unboxed your first camera and would like to get started by learning the basics, or you've been shooting for some time and would like to level up your current skills, these seven pro tips will serve as a solid starting point and get you moving in...
Macro photography, also known as photomacrography or macrography, is often perceived as one of the most challenging fields of photography. Many say it's right up there with adventure and wildlife photography. That, however, is not necessarily true. Though technically...
There are not many things more gut-wrenching than losing data. Ending up empty-handed after a long day in the field or studio is the biggest nightmare of every photo- and videographer. After all, that's why we follow such rigorous data loss prevention protocols...
There is only one thing better than seeing your family member's face light up when they open your gift. It's capturing that face and emotion. The holiday season is filled with giving, appreciation, and people you love. It is filled with delicious food, adorable...
In search of the perfect holiday gift for a photography or cinematography lover? Look no further than ProGrade Digital's holiday gift guide for 2021. Whether you're looking for a good camera bag, comfortable camera strap, or vital accessories like ND filters, lens...
What actually is shot composition in film? A quick Google search leads you to numerous websites that define composition in cinematography mainly as follows - a shot composition is an arrangement of visual elements in a camera frame. You probably have also heard about...
Do I really need a card reader? You've completed the shoot, you have the images, now it's time to transfer them to your computer. Do you sit down and whip out the USB cable? If the answer is yes, then definitely read further! In the good ol' early days of digital...