Digital Black and White Photography Tips | Web and Graphic Design: "Black and white photography offers usually held a good appeal, particularly for certain situations and settings. In fact, numerous photography instructors focus on supplying black and white photography tips to their students in order to help them obtain the fundamentals without the possibility of getting distracted."
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
Professional Photographer to the Rescue: interior photography tips for ideal homes | Digital Camera World - page 4
Professional Photographer to the Rescue: interior photography tips for ideal homes | Digital Camera World - page 4: "Sekonic light meter
“Using a light meter can save a lot of faffing around trying to get the exposure right in-camera,” says Max. “By taking a reading of the light that’s falling on the scene rather than the light that’s reflected, you’ll get a much more accurate exposure setting. I always expose for the ambient light only, with any lights in the scene switched off, and then turn the lights on to add interest, or use reflectors.”"
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“Using a light meter can save a lot of faffing around trying to get the exposure right in-camera,” says Max. “By taking a reading of the light that’s falling on the scene rather than the light that’s reflected, you’ll get a much more accurate exposure setting. I always expose for the ambient light only, with any lights in the scene switched off, and then turn the lights on to add interest, or use reflectors.”"
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B&W Photography Tips From Worldclass Mobile Photographers from Adorama Learning Center
B&W Photography Tips From Worldclass Mobile Photographers from Adorama Learning Center: "Join Oliver Lang, Koci Hernandez, Dutch Doscher, Doc Pop and Christian J. Sweet as they discuss the technigues and apps for shooting B&W phootography with a Mobile Phone.
In today's segment of the Mobile Photography Show, a group of world class photographers share the iPhone photo apps that they use and some tips for shooting Black and White mobile photography. Learn about the Black and White photography apps used by the some of the worlds best artists and apply what you learn to your own style of mobile photography."
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In today's segment of the Mobile Photography Show, a group of world class photographers share the iPhone photo apps that they use and some tips for shooting Black and White mobile photography. Learn about the Black and White photography apps used by the some of the worlds best artists and apply what you learn to your own style of mobile photography."
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How to photograph a newborn baby
How to photograph a newborn baby: "One of the most special memories there is to save is the birth of a baby, be it your child or grandchild. A baby changes so fast that even a period of 1 week can make a huge difference in the way they look. The things you miss will never happen again, they are going to do things for the first time and it’s nice to have a memory of that time."
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Camera sensor size: Why does it matter and exactly how big are they?
Camera sensor size: Why does it matter and exactly how big are they?: "The megapixel myth has treated camera manufacturers well over the years, those ever increasing, and often meaningless, numbers have sold millions of cameras."
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The Photography Tips that 96 Photographers Wish They Would Have Learned Sooner
The Photography Tips that 96 Photographers Wish They Would Have Learned Sooner: "Two weeks ago (I know, I’m slow…) on the Improve Photography Facebook fan page, I asked our community what photography tips they wish they would have learned sooner. I was looking for lessons that many photographers procrastinate learning and it ends up keeping them back from progressing as photographers."
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Silhouettes: Weekly Photography Challenge [With 18 Examples]
Silhouettes: Weekly Photography Challenge [With 18 Examples]: "Silhouettes are images that often have a lot of drama and visual punch – yet they are not that hard to take. Here’s how to photograph stunning silhouettes."
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Top 10 Steps to Become a Photographer – PictureCorrect
Top 10 Steps to Become a Photographer – PictureCorrect: "Let’s face it: it’s tough to be a photographer. You face adversity every day – if not from critics, clients, or conditions, then from yourself. To become a photographer, you have to work for yourself – this doesn’t just mean setting your own schedule, it means training yourself, creating your own motivation, critiquing your own work. It means running a business and marketing yourself, and getting past shyness, modesty, and self-doubt to get yourself out into the world. It’s a lot of hats for one person to wear, and it’s easy to feel lost in the madness of it all."
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How to Create a Great Portrait with Minimal Equipment – PictureCorrect
How to Create a Great Portrait with Minimal Equipment – PictureCorrect: "Equipment has always been at the center of the professional photographer’s world. More and more, it feels like a mad rush to accumulate the best possible camera, the finest lenses, the most elite lighting system. There are photographers out there who will look down at someone for owning and using anything less than the top-of-the-line gear, trying to bolster their own sense of self satisfaction. Many of us might fall into the trap ourselves, for the simple reason that we’ve been so thoroughly steeped in the culture of it all. For anyone who sees the folly in this line of thinking, this new release from French photographer Philippe Echaroux will come as a breath of fresh air:"
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Wildlife Photography: Five Tips for Better Wildlife Photos – PictureCorrect
Wildlife Photography: Five Tips for Better Wildlife Photos – PictureCorrect: "Wildlife photography is a pursuit that can be challenging, frustrating, but ultimately rewarding to any photographer. The arrival of digital cameras has inspired a whole new generation of photographers to take an interest in wildlife photography."
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