DIY Photography

DIY Photography, commonly known as DIYP, was launched in 2006 as a hub for photographers who were eager to explore new gear. Over the years, it has transformed into a vibrant community where photographers can find inspiration, learn, and engage in discussions about equipment. Our platform places a strong emphasis on education, showcasing outstanding photography from around the globe, providing thrilling behind-the-scenes insights, offering detailed gear reviews, and presenting the finest photography tutorials available online.

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Sigma Price Increase Set for June 2025 Due to New U.S. Tariffs

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

If you’re planning to add a Sigma lens to your kit, you may want to act quickly. A significant Sigma price increase is coming on June 2, 2025, driven by newly imposed U.S. tariffs on imported goods. Sigma Corporation of America confirmed the news in a letter to customers, citing rising operational costs due to the tariffs. President of Sigma America, Mark Amir-Hamzeh, stated:“Due to the recent implementation of government-imposed tariffs, our costs at Sigma America have increased substantially.
How To Travel Lighter With Your Camera Gear This Summer, and Not Regret It

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Alex Baker

I think there are two types of photographers in this world: those who carry just one lens and body in one carry-on backpack, and those who bring all the gear just in case. I wish I could say I’m a minimalist, but then my experiences have shown that having a back up camera body can be a great ideas sometimes. There has got to be a happy medium, right?
Nik Collection 8 Brings Smarter Photoshop Integration, Better Masks, and Big Upgrades to Silver and Color Efex

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Alex Baker

DxO has released Nik Collection 8, the latest version of its popular plugin suite for Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, and DxO PhotoLab. This update brings about a significant number of updates and new features, such as a redesigned Photoshop panel, better masking capabilities, and significant improvements to Silver Efex and Color Efex. These updates promise to make your editing workflow more seamless than ever before. One of the biggest changes in version 8 is how the plugins now work with Photoshop.
Farewell to a Giant: Nikon D6 DSLR Officially Discontinued

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

Nikon has officially discontinued its flagship DSLR, the Nikon D6, marking the end of an era for one of the company’s most advanced professional cameras. The discontinuation notice appeared quietly on Nikon Japan’s website, where the camera is now listed under the “discontinued products” category. Released in early 2020, the Nikon D6 was known for its durability, speed, and autofocus performance. These features made it a staple among sports photographers and photojournalists.
KoЯn Marks 30th Anniversary by Handing Cameras to Fans with Blackmagic

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

KoЯn has once again redefined what it means to connect with their fans. For one unforgettable night, they handed the cameras over to the crowd—literally. In an unprecedented move, the band teamed up with the makers of the Blackmagic Camera app and Blackmagic Cloud, inviting over 200 fans to film their live show from their own perspective. The footage captured wasn’t just for fun; it became the foundation of an official concert video, stitched together from 11 hours of fan-shot content.
Moment iPhone Supercage Review: Easily Turn Your Phone into a Full Cine-Rig

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Alex Baker

Smartphone cameras have come a long way, and for many creators, they’re now powerful enough to handle everything from travel vlogs to professional client work. But if you’ve ever tried to build a proper shooting setup around your phone (adding a mic, a light, or mounting it to a tripod), you’ll know it can quickly get messy. That’s where the Moment SuperCage comes in. It’s designed specifically for mobile filmmakers and aims to give you a more solid, flexible way to rig up your phone for filming.
Follow These Five Simple Tips to Take PAWesome Dog Photos

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

If you have a pet, you know how it is – you just want to take their photos all. The. Time! I mean, it can’t be just me, right? Well, if you’re like me, Gabriel Richards of B&H has five easy yet effective tips to help you capture marvelous canine portraits. He teams up with photographer Sam Fuller to celebrate the National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day. Their practical tips will help you get perfect dog pictures, whether you’re at a shelter, in your backyard, or working in a studio.
Mastering Color Accuracy and Calibration for Home Photo Printing

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

In the world of photography, color is everything. Whether you’re a professional or an enthusiast, ensuring that the colors in your prints match what you see on screen is essential for achieving the best possible results. Color calibration and accuracy are crucial when printing photos at home on a color inkjet printer. Without proper calibration, your prints may not reflect the vibrant colors you see on your monitor.
Photographers, You've Been Lied to: Busting Six Common Photography Myths

1 week ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

If you’ve been feeling stuck in your photography journey or second-guessing your approach, you’re not alone. Many photographers unknowingly follow outdated advice that can limit their growth and creativity. In his latest video, Rick Bebbington breaks down six photography myths that might be doing more harm than good. But more than that, he also offers a refreshing take on how to move past them. Let’s walk through the six biggest myths and why it’s time to rethink them.
GDT Nature Photographer of the Year 2025 Winner: A Moment Two Decades in the Making

2 weeks ago | diyphotography.net | Dunja Djudjic

GDT Nature Photographer of the Year 2025 has announced the winners of its annual photo contest. This year, the flattering title goes to Konrad Wothe for his extraordinary image Dipper Flying Through Waterfall. Captured with incredible patience and technical precision, the photo shows a dipper in mid-flight as it shoots through a curtain of water. Other than being just marvelous to look at, this photo shows a moment more than 20 years in the making for Wothe.