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Laowa has announced a new perspective control lens, the 20mm f/4 Zero-D Shift. The lens follows on from the Laowa 15mm f/4.5 Zero-D Shift, offering a slightly less extreme angle of view but the same perspective correction capability and affordable price tag. A perspective control, or ‘shift’ lens, allows you to prevent converging verticals or horizontal convergence in architectural shots or interiors, by letting you shift the lens up or down relatively to the camera body, or from side to side, to change your view of the scene without having to tilt the camera. (Note that this isn’t a tilt-shift lens, as it doesn’t have a tilt mechanism for depth of field control.) The 20mm f/4 Zero-D Shift is a full-frame shift lens with a wide angle of view, and…

A misty morning is one of the most magical times to head out with your camera. However, if the conditions aren’t right for fog or mist then it’s possible to create your own, or to enhance the appearance of naturally occurring fog. In our scene the mist is rolling in over the landscape below, but there’s none around the tree, so we can paint some in to create a more atmospheric image. In visual terms, mist and fog are simply wispy patches of white and grey, and these can easily be recreated with Photoshop brushes. But it can be tricky to get the shape of the mist right, so we’ve supplied 10 ‘mist’ brushes for you to use to enhance the atmosphere of your photos. All you have to do…

Street photography is challenging, rewarding and fun – so much so that it can become addictive. Armed with nothing more than minimal kit and a keen eye for detail, you’re aiming to tell stories, and reveal something about the everyday lives of people, and society. Contrary to what the name suggests, images don’t have to include a street at all. Candids can be captured in any place where people gather and interesting behaviour unfurls. Taking photos in public is daunting at first, but once you get going you’ll be hooked. It takes practice to know when to fire the shutter, so you’ll need to hone your instincts to capture the perfect moment. The challenge is remaining unnoticed so that you can catch subjects off-guard – and once you learn how…