Here’s a look at what’s inside this deal…

Quite possibly… no, make that almost definitely… the biggest bundle and best deal for photographers to hit the internet… ever. Yes, it's bigger than the last one. And better.

I'm super thrilled to announce that my third installment of the Photography 101 series is now online at LinkedIn Learning; “Photography 101: Shooting in Low Light”! Click through to see how you can watch it for free for up to seven days.

Just one more tease… then the real deal starts on Wednesday.

Available now! We hadn’t done one of these in a while, so it was time… Adjustments are wrapped (at least all the main ones), so before moving on we got many outstanding questions answered.

Missed this the other week… two new cameras have been added to the RAW compatibility list: the Nikon D810 and the Panasonic LUMIX FZ1000. Speaking of, I’ll be in Portland this weekend showing off the FZ1000!

One of the features iPhoto for iOS users loved was the ability to see your image metadata — the exposure, date and time of capture, and if GPS data was embedded, where the photo was shot. This feature disappeared with iPhoto, and Photos for iOS doesn’t (yet) have it. Fortunately at least two third parties have stepped in to fill the void.

The new Camera app in iOS 8 has built-in exposure compensation. This is a very, very welcome feature! Read on to see how to use it.

We haven’t done one of these in a while, so it’s time… Adjustments are wrapped (at least all the main ones), so before moving on let’s get any outstanding listener questions answered.

Camera+ has been updated for iOS 8, bringing full manual exposure and Photos Extensions compatibility to the app!

Available now! In this session, we looked at three totally unrelated tools— Edge Sharpen, Chromatic Aberration, and Color Monochrome.

There’s some confusion abound on how you can or will be able to access your iCloud photos before Photos.app for OS X comes out. Read on to see what may be coming…

If you were an iPhoto on iOS user, once upgrading to iOS 8, iPhoto will no longer run. Pictures will move and edits will convert, but not all the features of iPhoto are in Photos. In fact, if you rely on iPhoto, you may want to hold off upgrading to iOS 8. Read on to see what does, and what doesn’t, carry over.

Now that iOS 8 is here, we can finally look at how apps following the new Extensions framework actually behaving in Photos. There aren’t many to choose from yet, but we only need one to see how this works!

Welcome to the transition. ApertureExpert has migrated to The Photos Expert. Read all about it here…