Welcome to Episode 48 of Make Better Photos and Videos. In this episode I issue a challenge to listeners. A challenge that if undertaken, will improve your seeing.

Welcome to episode 47 of Make Better Photos and Videos where I offer solutions to achieving better audio in your videos

Welcome to episode 45! This time I share what I learned after forcing myself to shoot an entire hockey game using Auto ISO. It was a great experience and I share the successes and the teachings from it in this podcast.

Welcome to Episode 45 where I spend some time discussing recommendations in cameras, lenses and flash for growing photographers. Listen in!

It's that time of year when photographers are making lists of needs/wants and gift buyers are looking for just the right thing. Welcome to episode 44 of the Make Better Photos and Videos podcast where I offer up my recommendations on camera bodies for the serious enthusiast. I will be back with more entry and first time serious camera users in another episode, but this one is built to help that serious enthusiast wade through some amazing gear.

Hey everyone! Welcome to episode 43 of Make Better Photos and Videos. In this episode I explore the rationale for a dedicated camera for 4K video and explain why your DSLR or MILC may not be adequate for serious work.

Welcome to Episode 42 of Make Better Photos and Videos. In this episode, I take a look at why and how we group flashes together to make better images, to simplify our lives and to be able to work more quickly and efficiently.

Welcome to Episode 41 of Make Better Photos and Videos. In this episode I share with you tips and techniques for shooting interiors. This is a great skill set to build, even if it isn't part of your regular photographic endeavours.

Welcome to Episode 40 of the Make Better Photos and Videos podcast. In this episode I cover two primary uses of the grey card and share how to use the tool for maximum effectiveness. Want to learn more? Listen in!

Hey everyone! Welcome to episode 39 of Make Better Photos and Videos. In this episode I review the idea of using the camera's built in popup flash to control a speed-light that is not connected via wires or other means. Most cameras have popups, and many include this powerful remote control functionality. Listen to this episode to find out how to make it work. If you have questions, you can always email me at [email protected]