Want to know about HDR Photography? This page by Trey Ratcliff has the essential info, links to a tutorial, and lots of examples of HDR Photography.
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"The first thing I look for when purchasing a camera is something most aren't even aware of. It's not the brand name or the quality of the lens, the touch screen technology or the LCD screen size, and not the array of functions it offers or shooting presets available – it's the size of the image sensor..." Via Philippe Gassmann, Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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Want to know how to know what f-stop to use? Visit HowStuffWorks to learn what f-stop to use. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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I made this video to provide a quick explanation of how focal-plane shutters work on SLR cameras, and why it's important when using a flash. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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With 500px publisher plugin photographers can: • Publish photos to public profile or a personal portfolio Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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Today we will show you how you can user your iPad with your Digital Camera or a DSLR, all of us love to click pictures on our holidays. Via Tiaan Jonker, Nicko Gibson Delete the scoop?
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IR photography is strange in the sense that it relies on the aptitude of the camera to record what is not visible to the eye by capturing infrared emission instead of images. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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Working to add a sense of depth for the viewer is one of the things that, as a photographer, you have a lot of control over.
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Photography is one attractive hobby. As long as you have the attention and the potential for taking first-class photos, then you can start from there. Photography is the expansion of techniques and arts of producing images that are known as photographs. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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Many of us spend plenty of time on the weekend watching our favorite sports from the sidelines and, as photographers, we yearn to be able to capture that awesome moment when something great happens. But it’s rarely as easy as it might seem. All the critical elements have to come together to shoot really good action shots: timing, position, exposure, and framing–and you have just a split second to make it happen. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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The automatic point-and-shoot systems in today’s digital cameras generally do an excellent job, but there are still many shooting situations where a little manual control can make an enormous difference. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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Gav of The Slow Mo Guys made this interesting video comparing different high-speed camera frame rates. Using a Phantom HD camera, he films coffee mugs shattering on pavement at 500, 1000, 2500, 5000, and 10000 frames per second. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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Capturing a moving subject due to a use of an inappropriate shutter speed is called motion blur. It produces the effect of something leaving a trail behind itself when moving. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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“I just bought this camera before my trip and I haven’t a clue how to use it. So I just leave it on Auto.” If you have uttered this phrase in the recent past, read on. If you have mastery of your camera this post will not likely excite you.
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This is explaining well about what mode we should choose before taking a shot. Use just your 15 minute lesson! By seeing its clear example of the shot, we can understand them easily! Delete the scoop?
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Aspiring photographers are extremely lucky these days, there is an absolutely huge wealth of information online to help you learn just about any aspect of photography with guides, tutorials and videos. In this roundup post I’m going to be listing 20 of my favourite resources for learning photography online. Via Tiaan Jonker Delete the scoop?
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