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Photographing Sunsets and Sunrises
Posted by antonyz in Photography tips / Photography Tutorials / Uncategorized tagged with antonyz / aperutre / balance / camera / compensation / exposure / filter / focus / guide / help / histogram / images / ISO / landscape / light / long exposure / manual / ND / neutral / noise / photograph / photographer / photographs / photography / RAW / shutter / speed / sunrise / sunset / tripod / tutorial / tutorials On Aug 11 2018
A question that I am often asked is why does a captured photograph of a sunset (or sunrise) often not look like the scene directly in front of the camera. Sometimes the vivid colors of a sunset are not recorded correctly by the camera and the image may look pale […]

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How To Use Neutral Density (ND) Filters
Posted by antonyz in Uncategorized tagged with 10-stop / antonyz / aperture / architecture / bulb / camera / density / england / exposure / filter / guide / help / histogram / images / ISO / landscape / manual / mode / ND / neutral / photo / photograph / photographer / photography / settings / shutter / speed / tips / tripod / tutorial / tutorials On Jun 05 2018
Long exposure is an exciting and popular genre of photography – and for good reason. The variety of images possible and the ability to reinterpret an everyday scene by capturing longer periods of time can lead to some amazing photographs. Using high quality neutral density (ND) filters, such as the […]

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UV Filters
Posted by antonyz in Photography tips / Photography Tutorials tagged with antonyz / aperture / camera / density / england / exposure / filter / ghosting / guide / help / histogram / images / ISO / landscape / lens / light / manual / mode / ND / neutral / night / photograph / photographer / photographs / photography / polariser / RAW / resolutionflare / settings / shutter / speed / tips / tutorial / tutorials / ultra / uv / vignette / violet On Mar 02 2018
I’ve had a lot of questions recently about UV (Ultra Violet) filters and whether they were worth the investment and use on lenses. In the following article I attempt to address the main points for and against and to help you decide whether they are something that you want to […]

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BenQ Monitors
Posted by antonyz in Company / Photography tips tagged with accuracy / antonyz / aperture / balance / BenQ / calibration / camera / colour / compensation / editing / exposure / gear / guide / histogram / ISO / landscape / monitor / photo / photographer / photography / post / product / production / RAW / review / sensor / shutter / speed / sw2700PT / tutorials On Feb 27 2018
Review of the BenQ SW2700 PT 27” QHD Monitor for Photographers As photographers, we spend a lot of time, money and effort trying to obtain the highest quality images as possible – the best camera sensor, lenses and lights. However, as so much editing is done on a computer, it […]

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Happy Thanksgiving
Posted by antonyz in Photography tips / Photography Tutorials tagged with antonyz / aperture / camera / cheat / download / exposure / free / guide / ISO / manual / photographer / photographs / photography / settings / sheet / shutter / speed / tips / tutorial / tutorials On Nov 24 2016
Just a quick post to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving today wherever you are in the world! As a special Thank You to all my readers, I have recently made up a ‘Photography Cheat Sheet’ – a small printable guide that sets out basic photography and manual camera settings information […]

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Sensor Cleaning
Posted by antonyz in Blogging / Photography tips / Photography Tutorials tagged with air / antonyz / aperture / blower / blur / camera / clean / dirt / dust / exposure / histogram / how to / ISO / noise / photo / photograph / photographer / photography / sensor / spots / swab / tips / tutorial / tutorials / wet / white On Aug 23 2016
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How to Photograph Light Trails
Posted by antonyz in Photography tips / Photography Tutorials / Uncategorized tagged with antonyz / aperture / bulb / camera / compensation / exposure / focus / histogram / hood / ISO / lens / light / manual / mode / night / noise / photo / photograph / photographer / photographs / photography / RAW / release / remote / settings / shutter / speed / trails / tripod / tutorial / tutorials On Aug 03 2016
The concept of taking photographs with light trails may seem a little tricky but actually is much more straightforward than you may think. In this article I will give you some tips to help capture more light trails in your images. Light trails are captured with long exposure photographs – where the shutter […]

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Camera Exposure Metering Modes
Posted by antonyz in Photography tips / Photography Tutorials tagged with antonyz / aperture / camera / center / evaluative / exposure / ISO / matrix / metering / modes / multi zone / photographer / photography / shutter / speed / spot / tutorial / weighted On May 10 2016
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 the recording of light and how well we are able to do this this through the camera will greatly affect our photographs. Too […]

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How to take better night photographs
Posted by antonyz in Photography tips / Photography Tutorials tagged with aperture / blue / bulb / dark / dusk / evening / exposure / flash / focus / help / hour / ISO / jpg / manual / mode / night / noise / photo / photography / RAW / shutter / speed / star / tips / tripod / tutorial On Aug 25 2015
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 is key. It is vital that your camera dos not move for the duration the shutter is open. As you will inevitably […]

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Blurry photographs
Posted by antonyz in Blogging / Photography Tutorials tagged with aperture / blur / blurred / button / camera / depth / depth of field / diffraction / field / focus / holding / ISO / issues / light / photographs / photography / shutter / simple / speed / tips / tripod / tutorial On May 04 2015
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 back to check the photographs and see that they are blurry and out of focus. You may be kicking yourself thinking what […]

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