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Hi just a quick post this time. There is nothing more frustrating to be in a beautiful place or capturing a moment with your camera when you get…
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Hi just a quick post this time. There is nothing more frustrating to be in a beautiful place or capturing a moment with your camera when you get…
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Hi there This time I thought I would address the often misunderstood question of white balance in photography. Why sometimes when you take a photograph and it appears…
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Hi there So in my last few tutorial posts I have covered the importance of the 'photographic triangle' to obtain a correct exposure - the combined use of…
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Hi there So in my last few posts, I have explained the benefits controlling of shutter speed, aperture and ISO and how these three key fundamentals work together…
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Hi there. So this week, I want to talk about ISO in the final part to the key fundamentals of photography basics, following up from aperture (https://antonyz.com/aperture/) and…
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Hi there! In my last post, I explained that with a little understanding of a few key basics, you can take your camera off automatic mode and take…
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Hi there Today I thought I would start a series of blog posts to try to explain a few key basics about photography that can change the way…
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Hi there A friend asked me a few days ago how to use photoshop to convert a color image to black and white and keep some color elements…
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Hi there I thought I would start this blog post focussing on a style of image I have been working on recently as part of a small portfolio…
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