Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Photo Review tips section
Professional photographers and serious enthusiasts capture still images as raw files whenever possible. The reason is simple: raw files provide more image data and give photographers much greater control over white balance, saturation, sharpening and contrast in their images.
For Paul Gummer, great photography is all about the expression of feeling.
David Lazar offers some insight into his award-winning travel work.
We shed a little light on what you need to create images with a little external lighting.
An overview of the ‘all-in-one’ zoom lenses that have become popular with snapshooters and travelling photographers.
Most people have old photographs they want to keep but are concerned about the amount of space they take up and the deterioration than can occur over time. Digitising these images is the ideal way to preserve them – and for that you need a scanner.
As you make your next travel plans, give some thought to the photography equipment you will take along.
Understanding some of the latest issues associated with in-camera image storage will help you select the right memory card for your photos and videos.
When you take a picture, you’re juggling three camera settings: the lens aperture, the shutter speed and the ISO setting. You may also need to adjust white balance (which controls colour rendition).
Serious photographers usually prefer working with the A, S and M shooting modes because they provide full control over exposures. They also allow full access to all camera settings (except exposure compensation in M mode). Each shooting mode is useful in different situations.
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