Much of the mentality of the film era has carried over into digital photography. We still consider ISO when shooting, it still plays on our mind that image quality may suffer as we increase our ISO. But what if we are worrying too much? What if ISO is somewhat irrelevant in a modern digital workflow? What if we have been doing it wrong all the time? The post Is ISO Invariance The Way Forward? appeared first on Light Stalking.

As always, it has been another huge week in photography news and I thought I would try something different by offering a list of pretty interesting articles that I think you might be interested in. Adobe Lightroom has another major update, and the big news from that is that their masking feature for “select subject” The post Lightroom Update, Darktable Update and News About the X-T6 appeared first on Light Stalking.

Welcome to our weekly community wrap-up.  Each week, our community members come up with amazing stories from around the world through their photography. The past week had beautiful landscape, nature and macro photos on the Light Stalking forums with some stunning photography by the community and forum discussions. We also had a few new members who joined us in the forums. Here is the Photo Of The Week that is judged by Federico every week. This week's photo of the week is by David. The post Evolving Landscapes, Infrared, Wildlife And More – The Weekly Community Roundup appeared first on Light Stalking.

Do you get out at night and photograph the world around you? Most photographers pack their bags and get back home after the sunset. Some do not even stay to photograph the magical blue hour when the colours turn into a combination with deep blues, purples and pink hues illuminating everything around including nature and manmade differently. If you are someone who does not photograph the night-time world, we have put together some images, that will inspire you to get out and shoot in the night. The post Here Are Some Inspiring Photos to Appreciate the Nighttime Beauty Around You appeared first on Light Stalking.

If you are a beginner in photography, you may be struggling to get into grips with the settings when situations are different on the field. Most beginners start with auto mode settings, but that will not allow you to get the best results and will block your creativity. Manual mode will allow you to be creative but will not suit all shooting scenarios. Make sure to shoot raw for all genre in photography. In this article, we have put together some quick camera settings that you can start with for any genre in photography. The post Quick Camera Settings For Any Genre Of Photography appeared first on Light Stalking.

If you have followed me on Light Stalking for a while, you will know that around two years ago, I sold my Fuji system and went all in on a Sony a7Rv with various lenses. The decision was not made lightly but based on both my photographic and video needs as well as lingering doubts about more recent Fuji cameras. So why have I returned to Fujifilm? Well I haven’t, at least not on a professional basis, but I have bought a Fujifilm camera. Let me explain The post A Return To Fujifilm? appeared first on Light Stalking.