Demosaicing White Balance →
Tutorials - The RAW File Format
Silverlight photography tutorials.
Part I Darkrooms.How dark and how bright. Part II A bit about safelighting. Darkrooms and safelights Part III Wrong way to test your safelighting. Basic print processing.
DIY Photography
1. A camera capable of long exposures - film cameras will work OK, but if you really want to get the most out of the shooting session, use a digital camera. You will be able to see the results in "real time" and make corrections as you go. 2. A nice tripod.
Basics - Aperture
f/8 f/11 f/5.6 f/16 f/4
Image by Arkady Renko (ISO = 1600) ISO and sharpness - this one is easy to remember - the lower the ISO the sharper the image. ISO and eliminating digital noise - as I mentioned before using High ISO setting gets some noise into your image. One of the more popular ways to eliminate this noise is to use noise removing tools like noise ninja or neat image . See how noise ninja removes the digital noise from this 1600 ISO image.
Basics - ISO
Image by hyper7pro Location shot - find a location with some ambient light.
Lighting tricks
How to use sunny day 16 to set exposure ? The basic use is already explained. Say you are taking pictures on a sunny day.
Basics - Exposure
Basics - FOD
Depth of field has two sides - a short side that goes from the object to the camera, and a long side from the object away from the camera. the long side (i.e. object and away is twice as long as the short side). Depth Of Field and camera to object distance - The second control you can employ to control depth of field is the distance between the camera and the object you are shooting. The greater this distance is the more depth of field you will have. Here is a fact about depth of field
Custom shaped Bokeh
- The Ghetto Studio - Painting With Light - Removing The Mystery From The Heart Shaped Bokeh Thing
