Photography is a wonderful hobby enjoyed by lots of people all over the world. It’s a very enjoyable passtime, but also a very technical one. There’s a bewildering range of cameras, lenses and accessories, and photographers also have to get to grips with computers and image editing software packages. It can get very confusing, especially for newcomers to the hobby, and there always seems to be something to new to learn, even for experienced photographers. With this in mind we’ve put together a list of over 50 free resources that will be useful to anyone involved in photography . We’ve compiled a list of the best and most comprehensive websites that will help you get the most out of your photography equipment. You’ll find a gold mine of articles on equipment and technique, plus advice from some of the most active and well-known professional photographers practising today. We’ve divided these websites into categories for easy reference, but please bear in mind that many of these websites deal with more than topic. Many talk about both photography techniques and camera equipment, for example. We’ve categorised them according to how we think you will find them most useful. The resources section at the bottom of the article has links to more articles about photography websites, so check them out. Beginner’s Zone These websites are an excellent place to start for beginners. They have content for more advanced users too. Digital Photography School Very comprehensive photography resource. Lots of inspirational and informative articles. Photodoto Click on the Photography 101 link for an excellent set of articles for beginners. About.com: Photography Photography articles and techniques from the team at About.com. Inspiration The EOScars More and more digital SLRs are coming with a movie recording mode. The highest spec models rival the quality of high end movie recording equipment and have been used to shoot music videos and movie trailers. The EOScars compiles the best movies recorded with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Photography Now Portfolios from past masters and contemporary greats. World Press Photo Anyone interested in photojournalism needs to check out this website. You can look at the winning images from the annual World Press Photo Contest and read interviews with professional photojournalists. National Geographic Photography Beautiful showcases of inspirational photography plus tips and advice from National Geographic photojournalists. Exposure Compensation Focusing on the work of inspirational photographers from around the world. Technical Stuff Cambridge in Colour A series of very technical tutorials about aspects of digital photography such as camera sensors, histograms, colour management and autofocus. Luminous Landscape Another website with a comprehensive series of technical articles. One of the oldest and most prestigious photography websites around. Depth of Field Master Depth of field is commonly misunderstood. This website explains depth of field very well. You can also print out depth of field tables for your lenses – a must for landscape and architecture photographers

  Photography is a wonderful hobby enjoyed by lots of people all over the world. It’s a very enjoyable passtime, but also a very technical one. There’s a bewildering range of cameras, lenses and accessories, and photographers also have to get to grips with computers and image editing software packages. It can get very confusing, especially for newcomers to the hobby, and there always seems to be something to new to learn, even for experienced photographers. With this in mind we’ve put together a list of over 50 free resources that will be useful to anyone involved in photography . We’ve compiled a list of the best and most comprehensive websites that will help you get the most out of your photography equipment. You’ll find a gold mine of articles on equipment and technique, plus advice from some of the most active and well-known professional photographers practising today. We’ve divided these websites into categories for easy reference, but please bear in mind that many of these websites deal with more than topic. Many talk about both photography techniques and camera equipment, for example. We’ve categorised them according to how we think you will find them most useful. The resources section at the bottom of the article has links to more articles about photography websites, so check them out. Beginner’s Zone These websites are an excellent place to start for beginners. They have content for more advanced users too. Digital Photography School Very comprehensive photography resource. Lots of inspirational and informative articles. Photodoto Click on the Photography 101 link for an excellent set of articles for beginners. About.com: Photography Photography articles and techniques from the team at About.com. Inspiration The EOScars More and more digital SLRs are coming with a movie recording mode. The highest spec models rival the quality of high end movie recording equipment and have been used to shoot music videos and movie trailers. The EOScars compiles the best movies recorded with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Photography Now Portfolios from past masters and contemporary greats. World Press Photo Anyone interested in photojournalism needs to check out this website. You can look at the winning images from the annual World Press Photo Contest and read interviews with professional photojournalists. National Geographic Photography Beautiful showcases of inspirational photography plus tips and advice from National Geographic photojournalists. Exposure Compensation Focusing on the work of inspirational photographers from around the world. Technical Stuff Cambridge in Colour A series of very technical tutorials about aspects of digital photography such as camera sensors, histograms, colour management and autofocus. Luminous Landscape Another website with a comprehensive series of technical articles

  Photography is a wonderful hobby enjoyed by lots of people all over the world. It’s a very enjoyable passtime, but also a very technical one. There’s a bewildering range of cameras, lenses and accessories, and photographers also have to get to grips with computers and image editing software packages. It can get very confusing, especially for newcomers to the hobby, and there always seems to be something to new to learn, even for experienced photographers. With this in mind we’ve put together a list of over 50 free resources that will be useful to anyone involved in photography . We’ve compiled a list of the best and most comprehensive websites that will help you get the most out of your photography equipment. You’ll find a gold mine of articles on equipment and technique, plus advice from some of the most active and well-known professional photographers practising today. We’ve divided these websites into categories for easy reference, but please bear in mind that many of these websites deal with more than topic. Many talk about both photography techniques and camera equipment, for example. We’ve categorised them according to how we think you will find them most useful. The resources section at the bottom of the article has links to more articles about photography websites, so check them out. Beginner’s Zone These websites are an excellent place to start for beginners. They have content for more advanced users too. Digital Photography School Very comprehensive photography resource. Lots of inspirational and informative articles. Photodoto Click on the Photography 101 link for an excellent set of articles for beginners. About.com: Photography Photography articles and techniques from the team at About.com. Inspiration The EOScars More and more digital SLRs are coming with a movie recording mode. The highest spec models rival the quality of high end movie recording equipment and have been used to shoot music videos and movie trailers. The EOScars compiles the best movies recorded with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Photography Now Portfolios from past masters and contemporary greats. World Press Photo Anyone interested in photojournalism needs to check out this website. You can look at the winning images from the annual World Press Photo Contest and read interviews with professional photojournalists. National Geographic Photography Beautiful showcases of inspirational photography plus tips and advice from National Geographic photojournalists. Exposure Compensation Focusing on the work of inspirational photographers from around the world. Technical Stuff Cambridge in Colour A series of very technical tutorials about aspects of digital photography such as camera sensors, histograms, colour management and autofocus. Luminous Landscape Another website with a comprehensive series of technical articles. One of the oldest and most prestigious photography websites around. Depth of Field Master Depth of field is commonly misunderstood. This website explains depth of field very well. You can also print out depth of field tables for your lenses – a must for landscape and architecture photographers. Ken Rockwell Straightforward technical advice from a pro photographer. Canon Professional Network Lots of technical advice for Canon users and inspiration from Canon’s Ambassadors – pro photographers using Canon equipment. Canon Digital Learning Centre More technical advice and tutorials for Canon users. Nikon Digitutor Camera specific tutorials for Nikon users. Pentax User Magazine The website of Pentax User Magazine, brought to you by the publishes of ePhotozine (another great photography resource), lots of useful info for Pentax camera owners. Photo Notes Technical articles. Some excellent summaries of camera specs – click the Lookup link to see them. Photography Equipment It’s stating the obvious but photography is impossible without the basic equipment of a camera or camera body and lens. There are hundreds of pieces of equipment and many brands to choose from. These websites will help you make sense of the choices. Digital Photography Review Comprehensive reviews on just about every new piece of digital photography equipment released over the last few years. The first stop for anyone interested in purchasing new gear or understanding more about the features of what they already own.

  Photography is a wonderful hobby enjoyed by lots of people all over the world. It’s a very enjoyable passtime, but also a very technical one. There’s a bewildering range of cameras, lenses and accessories, and photographers also have to get to grips with computers and image editing software packages. It can get very confusing, especially for newcomers to the hobby, and there always seems to be something to new to learn, even for experienced photographers. With this in mind we’ve put together a list of over 50 free resources that will be useful to anyone involved in photography . We’ve compiled a list of the best and most comprehensive websites that will help you get the most out of your photography equipment. You’ll find a gold mine of articles on equipment and technique, plus advice from some of the most active and well-known professional photographers practising today. We’ve divided these websites into categories for easy reference, but please bear in mind that many of these websites deal with more than topic. Many talk about both photography techniques and camera equipment, for example. We’ve categorised them according to how we think you will find them most useful. The resources section at the bottom of the article has links to more articles about photography websites, so check them out. Beginner’s Zone These websites are an excellent place to start for beginners. They have content for more advanced users too. Digital Photography School Very comprehensive photography resource. Lots of inspirational and informative articles. Photodoto Click on the Photography 101 link for an excellent set of articles for beginners. About.com: Photography Photography articles and techniques from the team at About.com. Inspiration The EOScars More and more digital SLRs are coming with a movie recording mode. The highest spec models rival the quality of high end movie recording equipment and have been used to shoot music videos and movie trailers. The EOScars compiles the best movies recorded with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Photography Now Portfolios from past masters and contemporary greats. World Press Photo Anyone interested in photojournalism needs to check out this website. You can look at the winning images from the annual World Press Photo Contest and read interviews with professional photojournalists. National Geographic Photography Beautiful showcases of inspirational photography plus tips and advice from National Geographic photojournalists. Exposure Compensation Focusing on the work of inspirational photographers from around the world. Technical Stuff Cambridge in Colour A series of very technical tutorials about aspects of digital photography such as camera sensors, histograms, colour management and autofocus. Luminous Landscape Another website with a comprehensive series of technical articles. One of the oldest and most prestigious photography websites around. Depth of Field Master Depth of field is commonly misunderstood. This website explains depth of field very well. You can also print out depth of field tables for your lenses – a must for landscape and architecture photographers. Ken Rockwell Straightforward technical advice from a pro photographer. Canon Professional Network Lots of technical advice for Canon users and inspiration from Canon’s Ambassadors – pro photographers using Canon equipment. Canon Digital Learning Centre More technical advice and tutorials for Canon users. Nikon Digitutor Camera specific tutorials for Nikon users. Pentax User Magazine The website of Pentax User Magazine, brought to you by the publishes of ePhotozine (another great photography resource), lots of useful info for Pentax camera owners. Photo Notes Technical articles. Some excellent summaries of camera specs – click the Lookup link to see them. Photography Equipment It’s stating the obvious but photography is impossible without the basic equipment of a camera or camera body and lens. There are hundreds of pieces of equipment and many brands to choose from. These websites will help you make sense of the choices. Digital Photography Review Comprehensive reviews on just about every new piece of digital photography equipment released over the last few years. The first stop for anyone interested in purchasing new gear or understanding more about the features of what they already own. Radiant Lite Lots of equipment reviews.

  Photography is a wonderful hobby enjoyed by lots of people all over the world. It’s a very enjoyable passtime, but also a very technical one. There’s a bewildering range of cameras, lenses and accessories, and photographers also have to get to grips with computers and image editing software packages. It can get very confusing, especially for newcomers to the hobby, and there always seems to be something to new to learn, even for experienced photographers. With this in mind we’ve put together a list of over 50 free resources that will be useful to anyone involved in photography . We’ve compiled a list of the best and most comprehensive websites that will help you get the most out of your photography equipment. You’ll find a gold mine of articles on equipment and technique, plus advice from some of the most active and well-known professional photographers practising today. We’ve divided these websites into categories for easy reference, but please bear in mind that many of these websites deal with more than topic. Many talk about both photography techniques and camera equipment, for example. We’ve categorised them according to how we think you will find them most useful. The resources section at the bottom of the article has links to more articles about photography websites, so check them out. Beginner’s Zone These websites are an excellent place to start for beginners. They have content for more advanced users too. Digital Photography School Very comprehensive photography resource. Lots of inspirational and informative articles. Photodoto Click on the Photography 101 link for an excellent set of articles for beginners. About.com: Photography Photography articles and techniques from the team at About.com. Inspiration The EOScars More and more digital SLRs are coming with a movie recording mode. The highest spec models rival the quality of high end movie recording equipment and have been used to shoot music videos and movie trailers. The EOScars compiles the best movies recorded with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Photography Now Portfolios from past masters and contemporary greats. World Press Photo Anyone interested in photojournalism needs to check out this website. You can look at the winning images from the annual World Press Photo Contest and read interviews with professional photojournalists. National Geographic Photography Beautiful showcases of inspirational photography plus tips and advice from National Geographic photojournalists. Exposure Compensation Focusing on the work of inspirational photographers from around the world. Technical Stuff Cambridge in Colour A series of very technical tutorials about aspects of digital photography such as camera sensors, histograms, colour management and autofocus. Luminous Landscape Another website with a comprehensive series of technical articles. One of the oldest and most prestigious photography websites around. Depth of Field Master Depth of field is commonly misunderstood. This website explains depth of field very well. You can also print out depth of field tables for your lenses – a must for landscape and architecture photographers. Ken Rockwell Straightforward technical advice from a pro photographer. Canon Professional Network Lots of technical advice for Canon users and inspiration from Canon’s Ambassadors – pro photographers using Canon equipment. Canon Digital Learning Centre More technical advice and tutorials for Canon users. Nikon Digitutor Camera specific tutorials for Nikon users. Pentax User Magazine The website of Pentax User Magazine, brought to you by the publishes of ePhotozine (another great photography resource), lots of useful info for Pentax camera owners. Photo Notes Technical articles. Some excellent summaries of camera specs – click the Lookup link to see them. Photography Equipment It’s stating the obvious but photography is impossible without the basic equipment of a camera or camera body and lens. There are hundreds of pieces of equipment and many brands to choose from. These websites will help you make sense of the choices. Digital Photography Review Comprehensive reviews on just about every new piece of digital photography equipment released over the last few years