Using Program Mode on Your DSLR
Mastering Program Mode Can Help Those New to DSLR Photography If you are new to using a DSLR camera, you will quickly want to switch from a fully automatic mode Continue Reading
Category Archives: exposure compensation
Bought Your First DSLR? 6 Tips for Learning How to Use Your New Camera
After a lot of thought and research, you finally pull the trigger. You bring home your first digital camera, pull the sleek marvel of engineering out of the box, and Continue Reading
13 Camera Settings Every Beginner Needs to Know
Virtually any DSLR or mirrorless camera you buy today comes with a bunch of options and settings, all designed to help you get some awesome pictures. Most of these cameras Continue Reading
What to Shoot in September
Don’t get sad that summer is over – September can also be a great month for photography. Indeed, it’s often a nicer month than August weather-wise, particularly in the UK, Continue Reading
7 Camera Features It’s Easy To Forget
Seven Great Camera Power Features Modern digital cameras are complex beasts, with so many powerful features packed in that it’s easy to forget some really important ones – you end Continue Reading
Creating Botanical Portraits: Shooting Modes
Photography is light. Deciding the best combination of shutter speed and aperture to record that light depends upon your desired effect. The aperture controls the amount of light via the Continue Reading
Easy Guide to Exposure Compensation
We all know that the shutter speed, aperture, and ISO form the exposure triangle, controlling how light or dark our photos will turn out. However, in order to properly handle Continue Reading
How to Use Exposure Compensation to Take Control of Your Exposure
You don’t have to shoot in Manual mode to take complete control over the exposure process. When you use shooting modes other than Manual, the camera will set at least Continue Reading
Light and Shadow: Two Powerful Photography Tools
Quality photography relies heavily on light. The very meaning of the word “photography” underlines the importance of finding the perfect lighting balance, as it stems from two Greek words: “phos” Continue Reading
Capturing Your Winter Celebrations by Brian Worley
If you’re photographing a party or special event this winter, it can be a good idea to spend a moment to think about what photos you’d like to capture before Continue Reading