Jeff Harmon explains histograms and how to use them in photography including what it means to “clip” and “blow out” when taking a photo.

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Jeff Harmon outlines the storage workflow he is currently using keep all of his photos online at once in Lightroom and suggests a good strategy for photographers with much bigger disk needs.

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Jeff Harmon answers a listener question about in-camera picture profiles (landscape, portrait, etc) and what they are for.

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Jeff Harmon answers a question about in-camera white balance, what it is and if you should use it.

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Is the old 1/focus length a good rule for getting maximum sharpness, or is it a wives’ tale now with digital cameras? Jim Harmer tells you what his testing has shown.

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Jeff Harmon tells photographers (in very technical detail) if they should plan to split their Lightroom catalog after putting a large number of photos in there. WARNING: Content ahead is super geeky.  Today’s topic comes from the Facebook group where CA Eccles asked: Hey Jeff! I read on the adobe forum that lightroom struggles when catalogues exceed x number of ...

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Brian McGuckin shares some tips on how to use Periscope as a photographer

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Jeff Harmon talks about contrast vs. phase detection and single vs. cross-type focus points.

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Guest host Brian McGuckin offers some tips on shooting real estate photography.

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Jeff Harmon shares tips on how to get an all white background in a portrait and something that may save you some time with large group portraits indoors.

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