Zoner Photo Studio Blog

What do Easter and Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani have in common? Nothing, actually. Except for one piece of homework about photographing eggs. From here it’s easy to find a connection to Easter. And what’s more, this kind of photography exercise is open to anyone.

For many people, Adobe’s PDF format is something that is only used when one wishes to send or read a document online. Well did you know that with Zoner Photo Studio, you can also create a portable slideshow that can be easily emailed as an attachment? It is really easy to do, just follow the [...]

In the days of film photography, it was much more common to work with black-and-white photos (also called grayscale) than it is today. There were two reasons for this. One, black-and-white processing was simpler, so it had the same advantage that digital does today: it could be do-it-yourself. Two, black-and-white film was cheaper than color [...]

Over the years, people have complained about how the media oftentimes will get a story wrong. Important details like local reaction, community impact and accurate assessment are oftentimes sacrificed to the tyranny of the urgent. As a photographer armed with the Internet, you have the ability to present to the world instantly a very unique [...]

One thing that I run into a lot as a photo software developer is people worrying too much about what DPI their camera uses, or setting DPI for their photos in an editor with the feeling that this will give them better pictures. There are several myths out there around DPI and photos, and I’d like to try to clear up some of them today.