In the era where even your granny has a smartphone, wedding guests often get in the way of paid photographers and ruin their once-in-a-lifetime shots. When this happened to wedding photographer Ashley Easterling, she did what she had to do. She roughly pushed the bride’s stepmom to the side so that she could capture photos of the couple’s first kiss as husband and wife. The moment was caught on video, which quickly went viral and generated lots of comments....

Similarly, many of the brands and models are incredibly indistinguishable in terms of audio quality and features. With many new brands emerging to challenge the established top names. But that doesn’t mean this is a stagnant market by any stretch. And there are always new features on the horizon to be on the lookout for. Android Headlines has spent a good deal of time when it comes to wearables and audio gadgetry....

It’s that time of the year, my friends. We’re filling up on eggnog, turkey, and Christmas pudding (or rakija, sarma, and vanilice here in Serbia), doing the last-minute shopping, and arguing with family at the dinner table. But other than that, we’re also summing up the year that’s soon to be behind us. And here at DIYP, we look back at our favorite posts from the past year. 2022 was also huge for AI technology....

Shooting with a drone gives you an entirely new perspective and opens up plenty of new possibilities. Whether you use it for photography or video, using a drone requires some skill and planning if you want to make the best out of it. Stewart Carroll from Drone Film Guide shares a fantastic set of tips that will help you make your drone footage look more professional. These tips will not only help you get great shots but also teach you how to make the best out of your drone....

The use of colour in most movies is not random. It’s actually all thought through and planned far in advance of shooting, in order to amplify and help convey the emotion and story. This excellent video walks you through the complicated theory of colour and how it’s used in the film industry. One popular way to simplify how colour is designed is to use the 60/30/10 rule, as this video from Wolfcrow describes....