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1. SIZE & WEIGHT. You've probably heard the aphorism, "The best camera is the one you have with you." It makes sense. If the size and weight of your gear is going to strongly influence whether or not you carry it often, then you ought to rule out larger cameras. Your best options will be...

I want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year - Here's to another year of great photos :) Very best wishes to one and all Myke x

Hi, I have some old B&W postcards that Id like to put up...are there any copyright I need to know about before I think about uploading? Thanks ;)

One filter that is a must is the polariser filter (for an explanation, go here --> http://www.picturepenzance.co.uk/forum/equipment/307-recommended-dslr-camera-equipment-filters.html ). If you're not able to attach filters to your cameras lens then here's a trick you could try. If you have a...

This is probably something everyone does on this site anyway so I will apologise if its a "teaching granny to suck eggs" thing....::1: Never delete any photographs from your SD (etc) cards while out and about...not until you've had a good look at them on the computer. You may be able to save...

Filters: There are loads of different filters for different uses and effects. I personally recommend using the following three types, these should suffice for anyone wishing to improve their image taking. I also use a fourth, an infra red filter. Circular polariser A polarizing filter, used...