Using the command dial to pick the right Mode
Setting up your shot. The settings you use when taking a photograph affects the shot outcome. Before choosing camera control settings, first choose the camera mode. Here is an explanation on the...
View ArticleDictionary of photography – know the correct terms
We all love a good book. Despite other reading technologies, books are still popular. For photographers we rely a lot on the Internet. But, there are great books for us. One such book is “The Visual...
View ArticleUsing the sun to create shafts of light
Atmospheric shots – look for light shafts Look out for the early morning or evening mist that creeps across the landscape. If the mist is with a clear sky, you are in for a photographic treat. This is...
View ArticleSettings for overcoming hand-shake blur
Hand-shake blur and sharp results. Hand held shots often return blurred results. While using auto-settings the problem does not seem to arise. What is going on and how do you overcome hand-shake blur?...
View ArticleExposure changes the mood of your image
There is no such thing as a perfect exposure The main goal of starter photographers is to control the exposure. The Exposure Triangle, or other models of balancing light, lead learners to pursue...
View ArticleLow light action shots – tips for getting them right
“Low light action shots” is contributed by Melanie Hyde (Bio) of PaintShopPro.com . Action photography itself can be extremely challenging. Being in the perfect place at just the right time, capturing...
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