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the most important purchase you can make to improve your photos is not a new expensive camera or lenses most people think that upgrading their entry level dslr and spending sometimes as much as $3000 for a new camera will bring their photography to "the next level". Or they think that a $2000 pro lens will be the difference between amateur and professional looking photos. the truth is...this is mostly a myth. Let's take for example a canon t4i(entry level dslr) and a canon 5d mark iii(pro level), put them on the same tripod and take the same photo (using 2 capable lenses with equivalent focal lengths) and in most situation, the majority of people won't be able to see a noticeable difference. However, show people an expertly edited/color corrected/color graded photo and then the same photo that either came straight out of the camera or was poorly edited and people will immediately see a huge difference. If you don't know already, most great photos you see out there have been skillfully processed and edited in softwares like photoshop, lightroom and photomatix(hdr photos). to me, it makes no sense to buy and buy more camera gears in the hope of taking better photos while neglecting what in the end will make the biggest difference, which is your photo editing know-how and skills. with many years of experience as a professional graphic artist, photo editor, colorist (photo & video) and photographer, i offer here training tutorials that will teach you, step by step, how you can ta......Read More detail
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