Author Archives: Harry Guinness

Depending on how you use Adobe Photoshop, smart objects might be one of your favorite features—or a source of constant annoying dialog boxes. If you’re in the latter camp, here’s how to stop Photoshop from placing everything as a smar… Continue reading →

Developing new habits and routines is tricky. Here’s the best way to go about doing it.Read This Article on LifeSavvy › Continue reading →

Siri can be useful but, if you have an Apple Watch, the virtual assistant can accidentally pop up all the time—especially when you’re working out. Here’s how to stop Siri from appearing on your watch.Read This Article on How-To Geek &… Continue reading →

An Apple Watch can only display five different metrics or performance stats, like your current pace or the distance you’ve run, as you work out—so you can customize which ones you see. You can even set your watch to display just a single im… Continue reading →

The Apple Watch brings notifications to your wrist. Finally, you can get important notifications without looking at your phone—and you’ll get unimportant notifications, too. Here’s how to control your watch’s alerts.Read This Ar… Continue reading →

Your Apple Watch can display and rank your cardiovascular fitness using something called “VO2 Max.” Here’s what it all means, how to check your VO2 max—and how to improve it.Read This Article on How-To Geek › Continue reading →

Ever accidentally recorded a workout on your Apple Watch or end up with a duplicate you want to delete? Well, strangely, you can’t delete a workout from your Watch; you need to use your iPhone to do it. Here’s how.Read This Article on How-To Geek &… Continue reading →

In-body image stabilization (IBIS) is one of the headline features of mirrorless cameras, like the Canon EOS R5, Canon EOS R6, Nikon Z7, and Sony A7 III. But what is it, how is it different from other kinds of image stabilization, and does it really ma… Continue reading →

Portraits are one of the most powerful kinds of photographs. A great portrait can last for decades, memorializing a person’s entire life, or just a single instant. The difference between a snapshot and a good portrait is more narrow than you’d thin… Continue reading →

The word “photographyâ€� comes from the Greek words “phÅ�tosâ€� (light) and “graphéâ€� (drawing)—in essence, “drawing with light,â€� Taking good pictures at night is difficult precisely because you don’t have much light to draw with.Re… Continue reading →