Well, if you’re looking to find the feature, in-app or online, this guide is here to help. Here’s how to see the lyrics to whatever song you’re listening to on Spotify Here’s how to see the lyrics to whatever song you’re listening to on Spotify Before getting started, it’s important to note that not all songs on Spotify will have lyrics. So, even if you know how to find the lyrics on Spotify, they may not exist for every song you’d like....

Keep in mind that, once you get outside of metro Detroit, Michigan is very rural. And that was quickly realized when planning this trip with Plugshare. Which, if you do own an EV, and don’t use Plugshare, you’re doing it wrong. Essentially it’s a website that shows you chargers around you, and on your route. And allows you to map out your charging stops as well. This is also an important tool, because it can show you where the fast chargers are....

If you ever visit the Explore feed on Instagram, you probably run into more or less stuff that you absolutely hate. Well, Instagram now lets you control it – at least up to a point. The app now has Sensitive Content Control, a brand new feature that lets you choose how much sensitive content you will see in your Explore if any. “We believe people should be able to shape Instagram into the experience that they want,” Instagram’s parent company Facebook writes in a post....

Now that you know more about your mechanics and attributes of your kit lens, the time has come to look at the creative use of the wee plastic beasty and we’ll start with macro first, this is by far the longest of the three Kit Lens Masterclass articles so grab a cold drink and some snacks. Macro Considerations Macro Considerations Perhaps surprisingly, a good number of kit lenses are able to focus really closely, no they won’t replace a good Macro lens, but nonetheless you can get more than passable results....

This post will probably upset a few of you. Don’t care. Lens compression is a myth, I’ve been saying it for years, but when I try to explain why, peoples’ eyes start to glaze over. This video from Dave McKeegan, however, explains and demonstrates the principle wonderfully. Although, as Dave says, it really doesn’t matter. Dave does go very in-depth into explaining the technical side of why lens compression doesn’t really exist, and if you’re not technically minded in the least, you’ll probably want to watch some parts of the video two or three times to fully understand what the demonstrations… uh, demonstrate....