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You Can Double The Views Of Your Video By Saying One Word In The First Five Second

When you create a vlog, a video tutorial or any kind of video material, a lot of factors play a role in the number of views you get. It’s not just about creating quality content and making it interesting, but you should also know human nature and some psychology to make the videos more engaging. A recent study offers a simple psychological trick that can double the views on your videos....

You Can Pay The Bills With Exposure And Here Are Three Ways To Do It

One of the phrases we often hear is “exposure doesn’t pay the bills.” So an offer to work for exposure makes most photographers fly off the handle. But according to Miguel Quiles, you can turn that exposure into cash and he proposes three ways to do it. So in the end, you might actually be able to pay the bills with exposure. In a certain way. Mailing lists Mailing lists...

2021 Fall Foliage Prediction Map Will Help You Capture The Best Fall Photos

Probably the best thing about fall is the leaves. All those warm colors look amazing in landscapes or serve as a perfect backdrop for portraits. Want to make the best of this year’s fall and its colorful foliage? The 2021 Foliage Prediction Map will be your best friend! The tool is pretty straightforward and intuitive to use: just move the slider under the map to a specific date, and the map will immediately show the fall foliage and what stage it will be at....

A Group Of Tourists Damages Thermal Springs In Yellowstone National Park In Order To Take Photos

Taking photos and videos on vacation is what we all do, and it’s totally okay. But when you start ignoring signs and destroy the nature just to get more likes on Instagram, it becomes unacceptable. Recently, a group of tourists in Yellowstone National Park ignored all the warnings and gathered around a thermal feature to take photos. Not only they walked all around the restricted area, but they even stuck their fingers i the water....

A New Patent Suggests Canon S Eye Controlled Focus May Be Coming Back

For those who hear about the fact that Canon used to have 35mm SLRs with eye-controlled AF, but have never had the opportunity to try it themselves, it’s an intriguing proposition. Look at something, and the camera just focuses on it. Sounds great, right? Well, for those that have actually used it, the response is very mixed. My dad had it on his EOS 5. He loved it. I tried it and I hated it....