Photography Tips That Anyone Can Use Today | Photography: "Are you interested in photography but don’t know where to begin? Not sure which shots are right or what type of lighting is perfect for different moods? Even if you already have photography experience, you can never lose with extra advice, and the tips following could end up becoming quite handy indeed."
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Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Storytelling Photography: Tips and Tricks
Storytelling Photography: Tips and Tricks: "We’ve all heard that a picture is worth a thousand words. But how does that really work? Sure, a picture can have many details, details that would take many words to fully describe. The true meaning of this famous adage takes shape when the picture tells a story, or better yet, inspires a story. We’ll look at some ideas to inspire your storytelling photography."
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Top 12 Image Editing Skills Every Photographer Should Know – PictureCorrect
Top 12 Image Editing Skills Every Photographer Should Know – PictureCorrect: "Before you start editing, make sure that you have a good image work flow. This means saving originals in a separate place to prevent you from damaging or destroying the original image. And get familiar with your program’s UNDO capability–usually the Ctrl-Z key is a shortcut to undo the most recent image change. Don’t forget Save As, which allows you to save a copy of the image with another name so you don’t disturb the original."
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Monday, May 5, 2014
Sony outs the A77 II with super speedy autofocus system
Sony outs the A77 II with super speedy autofocus system: "Sony has revealed the A77 II, its latest enthusiast-focused DSLR, which has an autofocus system said to be quick enough to rival many professional models. A follow-up to the A77, the new A-mount camera boasts a 79-point autofocus sensor, a 24.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, and Sony's BIONZ X image processor."
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Versatility – Your Guide to Shooting Great Travel Photography
Versatility – Your Guide to Shooting Great Travel Photography: "Professional travel photographers realize that the key to their business is versatility: to be able to shoot all styles of photography, and to consistently capture great shots even under very trying conditions. To be a strong assignment photographer you must identify your weakness and then work on it."
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Here They Are The Very Best Photography Tips | Photography Beginner Guide
Here They Are The Very Best Photography Tips | Photography Beginner Guide: "When shooting photos, you need to capture your subject in a way that draws in viewers. Some savvy photography advice can help you cultivate that skill. These tips will show you what you need to know to become known as a skilled photographer. Use these tips, and you’ll be able to create high-quality photos."
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3 Tips for Creating Spectacular Sunset Photos
3 Tips for Creating Spectacular Sunset Photos: "Something that we all enjoy is a stunning sunrise or sunset. There’s something about the colours stretching out across the sky and make you feel all warm inside. But capturing that feeling in your photographs can be a bit tricky."
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PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS AND TRICKS: TIPS TO KEEP YOU TAKING PICTURES AND LEARNING MORE | Demystify Your Camera
PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS AND TRICKS: TIPS TO KEEP YOU TAKING PICTURES AND LEARNING MORE | Demystify Your Camera: "Keep your camera with you all the time.
Photo ops often come when you least expect it. If you can keep your equipment relatively simple – just a small camera bag and a tripod – you might be able to take advantage of some of those unexpected opportunities. Or, if your phone has a camera, use it to take “notes” on scenes you’d like to return to with your regular camera."
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Photo ops often come when you least expect it. If you can keep your equipment relatively simple – just a small camera bag and a tripod – you might be able to take advantage of some of those unexpected opportunities. Or, if your phone has a camera, use it to take “notes” on scenes you’d like to return to with your regular camera."
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