How to Get Super Sharp Landscape Photography Images: "The most common question I get asked by my workshop students is ‘how do you get such sharp images?’. It’s actually really simple. Basically, avoid movement of any kind while the shutter is open, focus well and choose the right aperture for your creative vision. Mostly it’s just plain old common sense with a couple of technical elements thrown in, so if you want to learn how to get super sharp landscape photography images, here’s my list of top tips."
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
A New Photographer’s Guide to Composition
A New Photographer’s Guide to Composition: "Recently I wrote a New Photographer’s Guide to Camera Settings. Once you become comfortable with your camera settings, the next step is to learn the rules of good composition and design for your photography.
So here are the 10 most important tips to take into account when framing your scene. Your guide to composition."
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So here are the 10 most important tips to take into account when framing your scene. Your guide to composition."
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Guide to Creative White Balance for Landscape Photography
Guide to Creative White Balance for Landscape Photography: "f you’ve been using a digital camera for any length of time, you’ve probably heard about White Balance. You may still be wondering exactly what it is, and how to use it; or you may be using it right now and be wondering how it can possibly be something “creative”."
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5 Reasons for Doing Natural Light Portraits
5 Reasons for Doing Natural Light Portraits: "With all the attention given to the art and craft of shooting portraits using flash, you could be forgiven for thinking that this is the only way to take a portrait. The truth is that while fashionable Speedlites get all the attention, there are photographers working almost entirely in natural light and creating beautiful portraits without a softbox or light stand in sight."
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"New Portrait Pro 12 is the first portrait software to allow you to actually re-light the faces in your photos, for more natural results and unprecedented creative control.
Any face can now benefit from studio style lighting, without the need for expensive studio equipment. Re-lighting also allows you to retouch more naturally. Too much airbrushing can lead to unnatural, plastic looking skin. Portrait Pro 12 lets you get around this problem by adjusting the light on the face to get the most natural and flattering results."
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Any face can now benefit from studio style lighting, without the need for expensive studio equipment. Re-lighting also allows you to retouch more naturally. Too much airbrushing can lead to unnatural, plastic looking skin. Portrait Pro 12 lets you get around this problem by adjusting the light on the face to get the most natural and flattering results."
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The Camera Tripod Buying Guide For Beginners
The Camera Tripod Buying Guide For Beginners: "If you don’t have a tripod, you’re only hurting yourself. Tired of camera shake ruining your photos? Want to take time-lapse shots or long exposure photos? How about the ability to be inside your own photos? Tripods allow for all of these, so if you don’t have one, why not?"
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
How to Get Super Sharp Landscape Photography Images
How to Get Super Sharp Landscape Photography Images: "The most common question I get asked by my workshop students is ‘how do you get such sharp images?’. It’s actually really simple. Basically, avoid movement of any kind while the shutter is open, focus well and choose the right aperture for your creative vision. Mostly it’s just plain old common sense with a couple of technical elements thrown in, so if you want to learn how to get super sharp landscape photography images, here’s my list of top tips."
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Tack-Sharp Photos by Enhancing True Image Detail: Topaz Detail at 50% Off – PictureCorrect
Tack-Sharp Photos by Enhancing True Image Detail: Topaz Detail at 50% Off – PictureCorrect: "
Topaz Detail is designed to create tack-sharp and highly detailed photos by enhancing natural sharpness and taking full control over image detail. Detail breaks down an image into three levels of internal detail separation and three levels of tone separation and allows you to selectively enhance or remove detail throughout your image without the side effects of halos or artifacts. They are offering it at half off until the end of the month, simply remember to use the voucher code APRDETAIL at checkout. Deal found here: Topaz Detail at 50% Off"
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Topaz Detail is designed to create tack-sharp and highly detailed photos by enhancing natural sharpness and taking full control over image detail. Detail breaks down an image into three levels of internal detail separation and three levels of tone separation and allows you to selectively enhance or remove detail throughout your image without the side effects of halos or artifacts. They are offering it at half off until the end of the month, simply remember to use the voucher code APRDETAIL at checkout. Deal found here: Topaz Detail at 50% Off"
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Essential Gear for Wedding Photography – PictureCorrect
Essential Gear for Wedding Photography – PictureCorrect: "Photographing weddings can be a huge task. You need to capture all the special moments between the bride and groom, and their friends and families–and you only have one chance to get it right. To lessen your stress level, professional wedding photographer Moshe Zusman provides a rundown of the necessary equipment you should have in your camera bag so you can capture the best shots on the big day:"
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Panning Photography: How to Blur the Background without Blurring the Subject – PictureCorrect
Panning Photography: How to Blur the Background without Blurring the Subject – PictureCorrect: "he best motion photographs pulse with energy. Action photographers accomplish this using many different techniques. One technique employs lightning fast shutter speeds to freeze motion so that every feather of a bird’s wings is perfectly sharp as the bird twists in flight, or so that every droplet of water sprayed by a swimmer is crisp and visible to the viewer. Sometimes, however, it’s better for photographers to “pan” with subjects to communicate movement and speed by creating intentional background blurriness, as with images of cyclists."
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