Interview with landscape and travel photographer Ryan Fowler
Hi, I’m Ryan Fowler. I’m a nature addict, photographer and guy that is always happy to talk cameras and photography. I’ve been fortunate to live on two sides of the world, having spent 10 years growing up in the UK and then moving back to Australia in 2007.
Interview with NiSi USA Ambassador Chris Crosby
Chris is a photographer and educator based in Long Beach, CA. It is a desire to teach, love for the outdoors, and photography which resulted in his role as a landscape photographer and educator.
Interview with NiSi USA Ambassador Talor Stone
Talor Stone is a PhD researcher and photographer based in Pensacola, FL. Her work focuses heavily on Arctic landscapes and other climate change-inspired projects.
Interview with photographer Dani Watson
Hi, I’m Dani Watson and I would like to thank NiSi for this opportunity. I’m a self-confessed photography nerd, I just love it and I am super passionate.
NiSi Bluetooth Remote Instructions and Tips
The NiSi Bluetooth Wireless Remote Shutter Control is designed for simplicity and efficient use, and allows control of the shutter speed directly from our new NiSi ND Calculator App.
Interview with NiSi Australia Ambassador Brett Wood
Hi, I’m Brett Wood, welcome to my photography world. I’m another self-confessed photography addict, I just love it and it is my passion…..
Introducing the NiSi Black Mist Filter
Over the past few years NiSi have been introducing new products in our Cinema range that are designed to compliment and enhance the workflow and content production styles of professional cinematographers.
Night cityscape photography tips for capturing movement and light trails
Cities are great big fun playgrounds for photographers to get out and about with their cameras after dark! The colours of the lights, movements of vehicles and people and events create opportunities to capture movement, light trails and to introduce a sense of time and motion into longer exposures.
Astro-photography tips for sharp Milky Way images
Astro-photography brings us shooting conditions that are often far from home, outside of city boundaries, late at night or very early in the morning when most of us would generally be likely to be in bed sleeping.