Filters have been an essential part of photography since its very beginnings. Used creatively they can improve a hard-to-capture scene, add an extra artistic element to an image or just provide a bit of fun.
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Exposure? – Photography-1
UNDERSTANDING EXPOSURE
Learn how to control the three variables that determine the exposure of a photograph Exposure, photo course, exposure triangle
Macro photography – 1
Macro photography is the capture of tiny objects and organisms on your camera sensor at life-size or greater using a specialist lens or other equipment.
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Step by step shoot with a Variable ND filter. Variable ND filters can help you capture dramatic landscapes by enabling you to extend shutter speeds during the day.
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Image stabilisation (also called vibration reduction on some brands) works by detecting movement, then counteracting it by shifting elements within the lens in the opposite direction.
READ MOREMistakes to avoid in travel photography
Hits: 33Capturing unique travel photos isn’t easy. People who are starting out often make the same mistakes. TAKING TOURIST PHOTOS It is becoming more and more difficult to capture unique photos these days – so this is a real challenge for you as a photographer. But how do you make your photos unique? It comes down to three things: 1- Doing your research first so that you know what already exists. You will need to understand everything, from the angle of each shot to the weather and the lighting for…
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In the fraction of a second it takes to press your shutter button, a handful of complex calculations take place as the camera decides what the correct exposure is. Your camera has to work out how much light is needed to create a balanced exposure for the sensor, which begins with the question, “How sensitive is your sensor?”
READ MORETo vignette or not vignette. That is the question!
There is an area in every image where the photographer wants the viewer to look, what they consider to be the main feature, yet sometimes the eye is taken elsewhere in the photograph.
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To get the best out of your digital images with Adobe Lightroom, you should always shoot in Raw Mode.
READ MOREWhat is Bokeh
Bokeh or boke (Japanese, “blur, unclear”) is the blur effect that occurs when a picture is taken out of focus, such as the lens selected by the photographer, the aperture used by the photographer.
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