The Basics of Photography
Photographs are common elements of our everyday life. Flip open a magazine and you’ll see endless images: fashion shots, landscapes, people portraits, commercials, and so on. We even create our own...
View ArticleMacro Photography
Macro photography refers to a type of photography that focuses on capturing subjects from close-up, mostly creating an image that is larger than the life size of the subject. For macro photography, a...
View ArticleThe Science Behind Camera Lenses
The lens is, by far, the most important element that a photographic camera contains. It is through the lens that an image is reflected in the form of light to be embedded on the film once the picture...
View ArticleTypes of Light
Every time we snap an image, we have a vision of how we want it to look. But in many instances, the picture that we take does not resemble our premonition or justify the nature of the subject. Because...
View ArticleFlash Types and Flash Functions
Flashes exist in many different varieties. Diverse variations of the basic flash have allowed almost any type of natural lighting effect to be imitated by this technology. Before you head out to select...
View ArticleFinding the Right Shutter Speed & Aperture
If you are looking for a camera that is fast and easy to use, determining aperture, f-stop, and distance to subject is probably not one of your preferences. For these situations, getting a TTL flash...
View ArticlePhotograph Composition: The Rule of Thirds
What’s great about photography is its ability to create infinite images with multiple arrangements, subjects, objects, and elements. Since there are no strict rules with photography, artistic...
View ArticleApplications of the Rule of Thirds
The rule of thirds is a wonderful tool to be familiar with, as it adds balance and interest to any picture. Well applied, this rule can make the difference between a quick snap and a...
View ArticleLight Controlling Gadgets
Managing light sources and distribution will give you the pictures and effects that you’ve always envisioned. There are multiple gadgets available on the market to help you deal with light...
View ArticleTips for Taking a Well-Balanced Photograph
Taking well-composed photographs takes thought and requires you to think outside of the box. We have compiled a set of tips to establish the best frame, lines, and balance in your photographs. Move...
View ArticleTypes of Lenses
Here are a few of the most popular types of lenses that you can use to better capture all your favorite scenes. Wide Angle Lenses: Wide-angle lenses are characterized for having a focal length smaller...
View ArticlePhotography Glossary
If you are serious about becoming a photographer of astounding quality, familiarizing yourself with photography terms is an essential part of the process. Whether you talk with other photographers on...
View ArticleThe Basics of Exposure
Since light plays such an important role in photography, the measure of light or exposure is crucial to obtaining quality pictures. A picture that has balanced exposure highlights colors, making them...
View ArticleTypes of Light Exposure Meters
Built-in exposure meters are called reflective light meters because they measure the amount of reflected light into the lens. There are three main types of built-in exposure meters: (1) Centered...
View ArticleThe Multi-Purpose Tripod
Every devoted photographer has a steady tripod to rely on. Especially if you have shaky hands or you’re using a low film ISO, a tripod will help you keep your photographs aligned, sharp, clear, and...
View ArticleTips for Camera Care
Caring for your camera is actually quite simple if you don’t let dust and other small particles build up for too long. You should set aside some time once a month, or once a week if you are an active...
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