14 portrait photography tips you'll never want to forget | Digital Camera World: "Although many photographers upgrade to a decent SLR to take family portraits or pictures of friends, getting great shots of people is always a challenge. The difference between amateur and professional portraits can be vast. So we’ve compiled this list of 14 of the most important portrait photography tips for any photographer, to help you improve the quality of the pictures you take."
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Ultimate Tips For Low Light Photography [Infographic]
Ultimate Tips For Low Light Photography [Infographic]: "One thing about photography that has always been tricky for beginners is how to take photographs in the evening or in a place where light isn’t in abundance."
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Monday, September 10, 2012
High Dynamic Range Without that ‘HDR Look’
High Dynamic Range Without that ‘HDR Look’: "HDR, or High Dynamic Range, photography has become something of a pariah in many photographic circles. Some photographers continue to use HDR to great effect; some continue to (according to some) heavily overuse it; and still others roundly criticize any and all who use HDR as individuals who are responsible for the systematic destruction of photography as an art form."
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Samples From Two 40+MP Cameras Shot Side By Side
Samples From Two 40+MP Cameras Shot Side By Side: "I happen to have in my possession a couple of 40+MP cameras for a little testing. I’ll be writing reviews on each in due course, but, as this was a first time playing with gear of this caliber, I thought you might like to see what is possible with sensors so big."
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6 Tips to Keep Your DSLR Safe While Traveling – PictureCorrect
6 Tips to Keep Your DSLR Safe While Traveling – PictureCorrect: "Photographers (both amateurs and professionals) have one thing in common: Neither of them would think of leaving their photography equipment at home whenever they go traveling."
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
DIY Photography Studio Lighting on the Cheap – PictureCorrect
DIY Photography Studio Lighting on the Cheap – PictureCorrect: "There is no doubt about it that collecting an arsenal of studio lighting is a very costly adventure. But, who’s to say you can’t get professional results using light strips that you have built yourself? As Joe Edelman outlines in his two part video series, even those with no carpentry skills can whip up some great lighting at a fraction of the price. Take a look, it’s easier to do than you might think:"
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Tip Eight - Focus! - Chapelboro.com
Tip Eight - Focus! - Chapelboro.com: "Our amazing human eye can take in a whole scene, effortlessly keeping both the foreground and the background in focus. But, achieving a properly focused image with a digital camera takes effort and skill. It is worth mastering, though, because when you enlarge and print images, a blurry subject becomes a real eye sore."
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Leier: A few tips for great outdoors photography | INFORUM | Fargo, ND
Leier: A few tips for great outdoors photography | INFORUM | Fargo, ND: "Ever had one of those “can’t miss” shots and later, when you enlarged the image on your computer or television screen, found yourself wondering why the end result was nothing like it appeared before you took the picture?"
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Get Down Low For a Unique Perspective
Get Down Low For a Unique Perspective: "When photographing the land, I shoot traditionally and also look for a unique perspective or point of view. Low vantage points are often overlooked, and are often truly rewarding. Before getting close with my camera to capture the details, I use my body position to try various ways I might view the subject. To the causal onlooker, I must look insane with my bending, squatting, squinting and even lying prone or upside down on the ground."
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