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by Barrie | 6th July 2026 | Tips & Techniques

Understanding JPEG file sizes

by Barrie | 20th July 2017 | Tips & Techniques

Online/cloud backup services – a great solution, but not for everyone yet

by Barrie | 28th November 2016 | studio

Cloud backup is the future, but not not for everyone – yet The biggest problem we face with cloud services is upload bandwidth. Most internet services are extremely asymmetric with the model being that we download much more data than we upload – that model...

The open day – some teaching/ sample shots of Hayley Lewis

by Barrie | 3rd May 2015 | lighting, studio, tuition

This is my selection of shots from the various setups during the day. With Johnny and Nathan visiting with a heap of Fujifilm X-series demo kit it would probably have been a bit mean of me to shoot with my Canon gear, so these were all shot with Fiona’s XT-1 and...

Don’t use a polariser in the studio (at least not unintentionally!)

by Barrie | 25th April 2015 | photography tips

Many of us, especially landscape photographers, will live with a polarising filter permanently fitted to a lens – which is generally fine if that fits your usual photography, but in the studio it’s more likely to act as a variable ND filter affecting your...
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