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  • The Art of Candid Moments: How to capture emotion in street photography
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    The Art of Candid Moments: How to capture emotion in street photography

    Street photography is more than documenting everyday life, it's about revealing emotion in the ordinary. The power of a candid...

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  • The Power of Reflectors: An essential tool for mastering natural light photography
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    The Power of Reflectors: An essential tool for mastering natural light photography

    Natural light is often the go-to for photographers, thanks to its soft, flattering quality that can make portraits, landscapes...

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  • Mastering natural light with ProMaster: Why filters are a photographer’s best friend
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    Mastering natural light with ProMaster: Why filters are a photographer’s best friend

    Filters are essential tools in any photographer’s kit, especially when working with natural light. They help enhance...

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  • Exploring Autumn Skies: A Guide to Night Sky Events with Celestron
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    Exploring Autumn Skies: A Guide to Night Sky Events with Celestron

    As autumn spreads across Australia, the nights grow longer, and the skies turn crystal clear, ideal conditions for a stargazing...

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  • Switch Your Lens, Shift Your Focus: Essential Lens Guide for Every Photography Style
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    Switch Your Lens, Shift Your Focus: Essential Lens Guide for Every Photography Style

    A lens isn’t just a tool, it’s the key to a new perspective. From intimate macro shots to breathtaking landscapes...

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  • Summer Stargazing: Your Guide to Australia’s Celestial Wonders with Celestron
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    Summer Stargazing: Your Guide to Australia’s Celestial Wonders with Celestron

    As the Australian summer warms up the skies, astronomy enthusiasts are in for a spectacular treat. The months of January...

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  • Starting your journey into portrait photography: Top tips, tricks, and gear picks.
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    Starting your journey into portrait photography: Top tips, tricks, and gear picks.

    Portrait photography is an incredible way to tell stories, express emotions, and celebrate individuality. Whether you're...

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When you have a high-tech camera and use it to capture your adventurous life, you likely have many opportunities to break your equipment. ProMaster recognises that you put your camera to the test, so they make they make screen protectors for your camera. When buying accessories for your camera, it's easy to overlook the camera screen. You don't want to break your camera's LCD screen any more than you want to break your mobile phone's screen. The ProMaster screen protector provides a solid layer of protection while keeping the touch screen functions usable. It’s easy to apply and uses static adhesion rather than messy, sticky substances. The shield is specially made of hardened optical shatter-proof glass and resists finger and face prints. Check all of our camera protection products , and find the one made especially for your camera. Make this small investment into the longevity of your camera screen.