My tips for you, what I’ve been discover over the years of doing photography
Article from Nikon Learn & Explore (visit the Site here) Photography is built on the three pillars of exposure: shutter speed, aperture and sensitivity. Shutter and aperture are controls for adjusting how much light comes into the camera. How much light is needed is determined by the sensitivity of the medium used. That was as …
I’m constantly amazed by how the most simple photography techniques produce the most effective results. One such lesson that I always start with friend interested in photography off with is among the simplest you’ll ever find: Fill your Frame Time and time again I’m approached by people to look at their photos and time and …
Hey Folks; I don’t know if you ever watch the Joe Macnally video about grabbing your camera? well this is a way to refresh your memory: Here’s a neat tip for digital photographers trying to shoot at slow shutter speeds without image-stabilized (IS or VR) lenses. Actually, it can even be helpful for those using …
Hey Folks, We probably all know about the exposure triangle by now. Pretty basic stuff you learn when you’re first getting into manual. And if you’re just learning, you may be wondering what the point is in obsessing over your ISO, aperture and shutter speed. So indulge me as I explain the triangle sub-headings: Aperture …
Read more “Let’s talk a little bit about Aperture/Exposure/Film Speed (aka ISO)”
Hey Folks, this collection of pictures from my hometown in Cuba, Camaguey, was a happy recovery, I can say that more than ever I do recommend Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, I did recover this photos from the thumbnails that the software create, and with a 24″ monitor, you can work your magic, I do know I …
ISO has become a third variable in the exposure equation From DigitalPhotoPro.com Once upon a time, a high ISO was used as an absolute last resort in low-light situations. When the only choice a photographer had was to take a hit from excessive noise or to lose image sharpness, then photographers went with the noise. …
Pro photographers should be paying attention to a new trend in mirrorless camera design From DigitalPhotoPro.com …………. Developed as a compromise between the efficient size of compacts and the quality and compositional freedoms of a DSLR, a brand-new breed of camera has appeared over the last year or so. Sometimes affectionately dubbed “EVIL” as an …
A selection of apps that any professional with an iPad should think about getting By Tim Grey ~ DigitalPhotoPro.com The Apple iPad has become the must-have accessory for the tech-savvy and creative populace. It’s also incredibly useful for professional photographers. The Apple iPad is reinvigorating the tablet computer market, and for photographers, the potential goes …
Today one of my colleges bought a new Camera, but not just a simple NEW CAMERA, he got a Nikon D90, another friend of mine has one, and I was always want to shoot some frames with this camera, but never have the time to do so, well, today I spent a whole hour in …
Read more “Ohh Almighty!…. Great Nikon D90, Photoshoot out of the Box.”
I have to admit, HDR is not my type of photography, but is really fun, to see the final results. Here I want to show you two pictures from Nuevitas, CUBA, in HDR of course. Hope you like. ………………………….. See, quick and dirty, Saludos, p.s. used to generate this HDR Photomatix Pro. Cesar
Yes folks, this is something that always keep me thinking, sometimes you just want to have a review where you took determined picture, and you just can’t remember because was like three months ago. Well, this problem is over, Nikon has an accessory that I really love, Nikon GP-1 GPS unit, ohhh boy, this is …
Read more “Is good to know where you are…. Or, is better to know where your picture was taken…”
I was photographing The Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, over DeSoto Speedway and having a little chat with another photographer, this question was the center of attention: What lenses do you have???? And while there are a lot of different types of lenses appropriate for many different situations and needs, time and time again I …
Read more “Three Musketeers & D’Artagnan…. Lenses you should own!”
Web-designed content may be the destiny of commercial advertising. Rolex’s new photography campaign offers a panorama of what the future holds. By Dave Willis, Photography By Stephen Frink, Location Photos By Carl Lukasewich And Philippe Clairo DigitalPhotoPro.com While Web-based sales get bigger and bigger, companies are focusing on advertisement solely for an Internet-based constituency. New …