Auteur/autrice : Margaux Leclercq

You know the drill: back from the field, memory cards full, and hours of editing looming. But what if you could cut that time in half—and still make your images look better than ever? In the YouTube video embedded below, wildlife and nature photographer Simon d’Entremont dropped a treasure trove of lesser-known Lightroom Classic features.… Poursuivre la lecture 8 Lightroom Hacks Every Outdoor Photographer Should Know

Let’s face it: ND filters can be a pain. They’re expensive, easy to forget, and if you’ve ever spent half a shoot fumbling for a step-up ring, you know they don’t always justify the hassle. In the recent video below, landscape pro and educator Mark Denney breaks down why you can ditch the neutral density… Poursuivre la lecture How to Capture Long Exposure Photos Without Using an ND Filter

Leave it to Sigma to throw the playbook out the window. With the new Sigma 300–600mm f/4 DG OS Sports (for Sony E cameras), the lens maker has dropped one of the more daring pieces of glass we’ve seen in years. And most importantly, it works. Really well. David Schloss, editor of Imaging Resource (Outdoor… Poursuivre la lecture Sigma 300-600mm F/4 Review: An Audacious Lens for Wildlife Photographers

There’s a common misconception in photography that sharper images require more expensive gear. Sure, top-tier lenses and high-res sensors help, but they’re not the only answer—and certainly not the cheapest. If you’re looking to take tack-sharp landscape photos, don’t be so quick to reach for your credit card. Instead, reach for your tripod, fine-tune your… Poursuivre la lecture 5 Easy Tips for Sharper Landscape Photos Without New Gear

If you’ve ever wondered how to capture those stunning nature photos drenched in warm, glowing light, the answer is simple: it’s all about golden hour. That magical time just after sunrise or right before sunset delivers the best lighting conditions for outdoor photography. But knowing when golden hour happens isn’t enough—you need the right approach… Poursuivre la lecture Golden Hour Photography Tips

Outdoor photographers looking to turn their landscapes into fine art prints have two new tools they can add to their arsenal. Epson has introduced the SureColor P7370 (24-inch) and P9370 (44-inch), wide-format photo printers aimed at photographers seeking gallery-level image quality, rich color accuracy, and print speeds that won’t slow down a busy studio. Best… Poursuivre la lecture Epson Launches SureColor P7370 and P9370 Photo Printers

Spring is a season of promise, especially for photographers. After months of muted winter palettes, the colors start creeping back—subtle at first, then full-on technicolor. Rivers swell, animals stir, and wildflowers go wild. It’s the kind of sensory overload that makes you reach instinctively for your camera. But with 63 U.S. National Parks to choose… Poursuivre la lecture The 5 Best U.S. National Parks for Photography This Spring

For outdoor photographers looking for a budget-friendly, lightweight full-frame mirrorless camera, Nikon has officially unveiled the Z5 II—a powerful second-generation FX-format camera designed to bring pro-level image quality at an entry-level price. Priced at $1,700, the Nikon Z5 II is built around the EXPEED 7 image processor, the same cutting-edge engine found in Nikon’s flagship… Poursuivre la lecture Nikon Z5 II Launched: An Affordable Full-Frame Camera for Outdoor Photographers

Looking for a super-telephoto zoom lens for wildlife photography? The new Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS might be the perfect choice. David Schloss, editor at Imaging Resource (Outdoor Photographer’s sister site), recently put this long-range powerhouse to the test. Check out his in-depth review and video at the end of this article. Sony 400-800mm for… Poursuivre la lecture Is the Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS the Best Wildlife Photography Lens?

Our colleague David Schloss at Imaging Resource, the sister site of Outdoor Photographer, is known for breaking down complex photography concepts into clear, easy-to-understand explanations. His latest video on global shutter technology, embedded at the bottom of this post, is a must-watch for photographers and videographers. Titled « Global Shutter Explained: Pros & Cons for Photographers… Poursuivre la lecture Global Shutter in Cameras: What Every Photographer Needs to Know