Above a series of blog posts, video tutorials, and articles that do not fit any of my main categories. The first two videos cover everything you would want to know about a camera memory card. The second, is about transferring your image from an iPhone to a folder on a Mac computer.

Other blog posts on this page cover topics like understanding color management, color gamuts, and color spaces—all essential for achieving color accuracy in photography. Resizing images in Adobe Photoshop can be more complex than you might think. We explore the details behind pixels, pixels per inch (PPI), dots per inch (DPI), and bit depth in digital files.

If you’re in the market for a new computer to run Adobe Suite or other demanding photo, video, or audio software, I’ve created a post detailing the specifications you’ll need to run these applications efficiently.

Saving your photographs, videos, or audio files involves more than just using your internal hard drive. We compare hard disk drives (HDD) and solid-state drives (SSD) to determine which is better for storing your valuable data.

Finally, saving images for the web has evolved, and Google now considers page load speed in its rankings. We examine the two main file formats—JPG and WebP—and their impact on performance.