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In the realm of photo editing, Adobe Photoshop has long been the go-to software for professionals and enthusiasts alike. However, its accessibility can be daunting for beginners, and the subscription model might be a turn-off for some. This is where Photoshop Elements steps in, offering a one-time payment model and a more beginner-friendly interface. In this post, I navigate the process of editing a RAW image using Photoshop Elements, highlighting its features and comparing them to the full version of Photoshop.

In a recent video I explored Photoshop Elements and its benefits for photo editors. You can watch the video at the end of this article, but here is a summary of what I covered.

I have a few photography printing videos on my YouTube channel and one of the questions I get asked most is; How do you set up the Epson XP-970 to print custom page sizes.

It’s actually quite simple, and I’ll explain the steps to do it below. A couple of things to note first though; A. You have to use the rear, manual paper feed and B. You have to print from a computer to the printer (not directly from the printer). I am using Lightroom on an Apple Mac computer, but it should be similar steps when using a Windows PC and/or your software of choice.

If you own a Nikon Z camera, you’ll know that there are some really great lenses available, particularly the Nikon S-Line lenses. But you’ll also know that they’re quite expensive as well. Here I’m looking at five low-cost, full-frame options, which hopefully won’t break the bank but will still offer some decent performance and quality.

In the ever-evolving world of social media, new platforms continually emerge, each catering to different preferences and needs. One such platform gaining traction is Threads, a creation by Meta—the tech giant behind Instagram. But is Threads any good for photographers? And how does it differ from Instagram? Here I’m looking a little deeper into the app, and how suited it is to photography enthusiasts.