Jeff Meyer

In this tutorial we'll show you how to transform the cover from a simple case of blank CDs into the perfect rain guard for your lens.

Hyperfocal distance is a neat camera tricks for times when your camera struggles to autofocus in difficult lighting conditions.

Want to boost your chances of achieving a polished, professional look? we show you how to make two simple, yet versatile, lighting accessories from common kitchen items.

Bracketing your exposures is one of the best and easiest ways to ensure you can produce images with a high dynamic range and bags of detail.

we show you a very simple way to make a lightbox for your still life photography by hanging common greaseproof paper from a window.

The key night photography settings you should use in order to get pictures with real impact.

Knowing how much of your scene you can capture at each lens' focal length is a conundrum every photographer has come up against.

In the latest instalment of our DIY Photography Hacks series we show you a simple way to reduce camera shake by using a bag lentils to create a nice support for your camera at low angles.

When shooting sports photography and fast-moving action, there are several basic things you can do and also other settings that can transform your hit rate.

Do you struggle with finding the best shutter speeds when shooting unfamiliar subject matter?

It may sound complex and mathematical, but following the Rule of Thirds in photography is a simple way of improving photo composition.

Are you left confused by your digital camera's metering mode function? Not for long...

Our infographic looks at how aperture, focus distance and focal length will affect what appears sharp in your images.

For this infographic in our ongoing photography cheat sheet series, we decided to tackle some of the more challenging aspects of shooting landscape photography.