Like ISO and shutter speed, aperture is known as one of the three “Pillars of Photography”. It’s important to understand all three pillars and how they work so you can use your camera to it’s fullest capabilities.
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One of the creative applications for the shutter priority mode is shooting long exposures. Long exposure photography is the art of shooting with long shutter speed. Though it sounds like an oxymoron, long shutter speed is the easy way to express this long exposure photography technique.
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The word bokeh has been borrowed from the Japanese dictionary. It signifies the quality of the out of focus effect rendered to the background (and the foreground) in an image. It does not merely suggest the out of focus effect itself.
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Does bad weather always serve as your cue to retire to the relative safety of your home? The thought to venture out to make photos never ever crosses your mind? If your answer to the above is in the affirmative you are the type of photographer who does not believe in the golden words – bad weather is good for digital photography
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Many of the basic lighting principles of digital photography and other photography tips that we shared in a previous article on outdoor portraits with flash are equally applicable for indoor portraiture. This article looks a few different scenarios for indoor portrait lighting.
