Photography
Cleaning your DSLR camera sensor is a process you will eventually have to do, regardless of the antidust technology the camera has built in it. After some time in use, dust will find it s way inside the camera’s mirror chamber and on the sensor. It’s likely to happen when changing lenses, but it doesn’t mean that having the same lens mounted will result in lack of dust.
How to clean your camera efficiently
How to Photography: Light Painting
If you've ever tried to take a long exposure along the highway at night, you'll know that car's headlights and taillights always leave light streaks across the photo. This is the basic concept behind light painting, except for it is under controllable conditions. To paint with light, you basically set a long exposure time on your camera, find a dark place, and shine your lights toward the camera. The resulting streaks of light will appear as a drawing or painting . Light painting is a unique technique because it allows you to combine the art of painting and photography into one. Plus, it's also a ton of fun to experiment with.How to Photography: Very Practical Tips for Capturing Star Trails in the Night Sky
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Photography Forum :: Topic: Photography Tip: Understanding Autofocus, drive modes, adjusting diopter and manual focus tips (1/1)
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By Mike Panic on in Shooting Studio work is nearly the exact opposite from location shooting, especially for portraits. With location portrait shoots, the focus is easily on the person posing, but the surrounding elements also contribute to the final product. Also, the studio presents some more challenging lighting situations, as the photographer needs to create the light, rather than modify what the sun is providing. Because studio work alone can be intimidating, adding in people can often make things nerve-racking. Here are 10 tips for shooting studio portraits that we’ve found really help.
Ten Tips for Shooting Studio Portraits
Headshot Photography Tips
Let’s be honest, in certain directions and under certain light, most of us exhibit the dreaded double chin in some form or another. This issue is often the difference between a good headshot photographer and an average one. So what if you are a headshot or portrait photographer, how do you make your subject’s jawline look good?Written by Steve Patterson. In this Photoshop tutorial, we’re going to learn how easy it is to create fun and interesting photo borders using nothing more than a simple layer mask and your choice of Photoshop filter. I say “your choice” because there’s no shortage of filters to choose from in Photoshop and many of them are great for creating unique photo borders. We’ll look at a few examples of ones that work really well, but you’ll definitely want to experiment on your own with the various filters to see what sort of photo border effects you can come up with! Here’s the image I’ll be using for this tutorial:
Creating Photo Borders In Photoshop With Masks And Filters
Understanding Layer Masks In Photoshop
Written by Steve Patterson. In this Photoshop tutorial , we’re going to look at one of the most essential features in all of Photoshop – layer masks . We’ll cover exactly what layer masks are, how they work, and why you want to use them. If you’ve been staying away from using layer masks with your Photoshop work because you thought they were somehow beyond your skill level, well, if you know the difference between black and white and can paint with Photoshop’s Brush Tool, you already have all the skills you need! A wise man once said, “Nothing worth doing in life should be done without layer masks”.
By Digisecrets Admin on November 06th, 2012 How To Reduce Blown Out Highlights For Your Flower Photography If you have ever photographed a flower and lost detail on the flower because of the brightness then you have experienced a blown out highlight. This can happen with white, yellow or light pink flowers.
Flower Photo Editing Tips- How To Reduce Blown Out Highlights For Your Flower Photography | Digital Photography Secrets
Photoshop Tip: Introduction to Adjustment Layers
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Six Standout Night Photography Tips to Help You Master the Craft
Posted by: Lauren Margolis Posted date: May 8, 2012 | 30 Comments Photo by Grant Kaye/180-degree panorama of Racetrack Playa in Death Valley National Park, CA. Photographers who specialize in night photography and stair trails are somewhat of a special breed. This isn’t so surprising when you realize how much in-depth understanding and science know-how they must possess in order to get the job done – not to mention the specialty gear required to get a quality shot at night. But don’t let the fancy equipment or the prospect of staying up all night discourage you from pursuing night photography.Vendors “ Photography forum ” are certainly the best words to define the spirit and purpose of PhotographyTalk.com for hundreds of thousands of digital photographers around the globe. As one of the fastest growing photography communities online, PhotographyTalk serves beginners, aspiring amateurs and proven professionals, including those shooting wedding photography, HDR photography, family or wildlife photography, Black and white photography and landscape photography. The photography forum at PhotographyTalk.com is a major meeting place where members share their passion for and enjoyment of the art of photography.
How to Photography Tip: How to Get Smooth Long Exposure Water if You Don't Have An ND Filter
Photographing The Perseid Meteor Shower
Hello fellow photographers and stargazers. Next weekend will be a great time to photograph meteors. The Perseid Meteor Shower will be taking place next weekend. I figured that many of my friends will be going out to try their hand at it. Because I have been able to get a shot of them I figured that I would share what I have learned in my own pursuit. In August of 2010 I was determined to photograph them so I headed out to Cloud Cap on the north face of Mount Hood.Vendors “ Photography forum ” are certainly the best words to define the spirit and purpose of PhotographyTalk.com for hundreds of thousands of digital photographers around the globe. As one of the fastest growing photography communities online, PhotographyTalk serves beginners, aspiring amateurs and proven professionals, including those shooting wedding photography, HDR photography, family or wildlife photography, Black and white photography and landscape photography. The photography forum at PhotographyTalk.com is a major meeting place where members share their passion for and enjoyment of the art of photography. Their active participation helps to generate a dynamic photography community for fellow enthusiasts and professionals at the same ability level or with the same interest in any type of photography.