One of the most commonly cited reasons that people give for wanting to transition from a point-and-shoot camera to an interchangeable lens system (mirrorless or DSLR) is the desire for Continue Reading
The tips and techniques for still-life photography can be very useful for creative and attention-grabbing product photography too. So here are 10 tips from Tim Clinch for great still-life photography.Taken Continue Reading
This will be the longest, reddest and most dramatic total lunar eclipse of your lifetime – so don’t waste it! Image: CC0 Creative CommonsThe longest total lunar eclipse of the 21st Continue Reading
Recently I found myself anxious for the arrival of warm weather and craving a bit of outdoor photography. So what did I do? I headed indoors, of course. I found Continue Reading
In short, aperture has to do with a camera lens opening or closing to allow or disallow varying levels of light. DSLR lenses have an iris within them, which will open and Continue Reading
As you migrate from basic photography skills to more advanced skills, learning how to stop the action will be one of your biggest challenges. Shooting sharp sports photos and action Continue Reading
Online users and customers scan a web page in seconds and according to latest research, most users will hang around for less then 59 seconds if they can find what Continue Reading
ISO is one of the three components on which the camera heavily relies on in creating a photo. It is also an element that has a major impact on the Continue Reading
Mastering Program Mode Can Help Those New to DSLR PhotographyIf you are new to using a DSLR camera, you will quickly want to switch from a fully automatic mode and Continue Reading
Learn to Use Aperture Priority Mode Properly on Your DSLRPhoto courtesy Idea Go at FreeDigitalPhotos.net One of the easiest ways to improve your photography is to master depth of field. To Continue Reading