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Camera Exposure Bracketing So what is exposure bracketing and why do we need to do this? Well we saw in the last tutorial about dynamic range that your…
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Camera Exposure Bracketing So what is exposure bracketing and why do we need to do this? Well we saw in the last tutorial about dynamic range that your…
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What is 'dynamic range' and how does it affect our photographs? I think one of the most difficult issues most people face when taking photographs is how to…
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Hi there This is just a quick post to give a simple explanation of your camera's different drive modes - what they are, what they do and when…
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A simple straightforward guide to the different camera exposure metering modes and tips on when to use each one. Hi there So as we know - photography is…
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This is a simple tutorial on how to photograph the moon and includes tips to ensure that you get the best results in your photographs. When we finally…
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Simple straightforward guide to creating the starburst effect in camera. Hi there I have had a few questions recently on how to achieve the ‘starburst’ effect on lights…
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Hi there - Just a quick post this time about that mysterious little dial wheel next to your DSLR camera's viewfinder window. This is called the diopter and…
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Hi there! This week I thought that I would give a few tips on getting better results when taking night photographs. Use a Tripod and Shutter Release Stability…
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Hi there This week I thought I would address photographic composition - a subject that seems swamped with rules, do's and don't which sometimes confuses people learning to…
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