Photography Articles
41: The Advantages of a SLR Digital Camera
During the last few years, people have changed the way they immortalize special moments of their lives. Almost ten years ago, bringing along two rolls of films for each important event was second nature. After the birth of digital technology, more and more people were attracted by the convenience of digital cameras. These gadgets provide an easier way to take photos.
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42: How to Get Good Perspective and Depth of Field with a Digital Camera
Out of the many features that a digital camera comes with, one that we particularly take into account is the power and quality of the lens. However, not everyone understands what is it that can be achieved by using a lens to its best. The difference between telephoto and wide angle lenses is not just about magnification.
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43: Quick Ways to Correct Flaws in Digital Photos of Faces
Elderly people are generally not very fond of having their picture taken. The reasons are obvious - old faces are easy victims of deep shadows, harsh lighting, unforgiving close-ups or sharp lenses. They may look good at candle light but once their granddaughter takes out her digital camera, the good looks are history. The obvious solutions are not that great.
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44: How to Get the Best Depth of Field: Wide Angle vs. Telephoto
As someone who is passionate about, you are probably interested in knowing how to include more depth of field in your photos. There is a lot of literature on this subject. If you're a professional photographer, you've probably learned some things about wide angle (shorter focal length) and telephoto lenses (long focal length).
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45: High Resolution Cameras: Facts & Myths
Anyone who intends to purchase a digital camera may fall for the myth of high resolution. The resolution is the number of mega pixels the camera can produce and it is said that the higher the resolution, the better your photos will turn out like. This is indeed true for certain situations, such as when pictures are printed out on larger size paper.
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46: The Secret of Travel Photography
One of the most appealing areas of photography is travel photography. When visiting a new place, every photographer wants to find a way to catch its feel, its uniqueness and bring it home with him. Travel photography can a very appealing and rewarding, yet very complex task. Just walking around and getting random shots is not the way to do it.
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47: How to Get the Best Photo Prints
As images have come to play an essential role in any publishing material, the quality of printing has also gained importance and has become a matter of research and development.
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48: How to Avoid the Most Common Mistakes in Video Shooting
The differences between the videos produced by a professional and an amateur videographer are obvious for an audience, but not so obvious when you are behind the camera. With so much on your mind, it is easy to overlook some important aspects while you are shooting and these mistakes may be impossible to fix afterwards.
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49: 8 Great Ideas to Improve Your Photography
Here are 8 ideas to get your creative juices flowing and increase your skills as a photographer.
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50: The Best Ways to Take Advantage of Your Old Photos
After a few years of owning a digital camera, the average amateur photographer has a huge number of pictures somewhere on an external hard disk or on CDs. Some of his favorites have been printed out and placed into an album and he may have used a few with a Calendar Kit to give out as a gift. Others have been used to make a fun slideshow to watch at a family reunion.
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