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1 day ago · Well, fear not my learner friends, here we bring you the A-Z of photography terminology. Our free downloadable guide is here to help the beginner photographer learn easier by explaining all the photography terminology. From Aperture to Zoom Lens here you’ll get all the camera terms explained and what’s more, it’s totally free!
2 days ago · CF, or the compact flash is a form factor of memory cards that are most commonly used in the cameras. C1 – Capture One: This refers to the camera position that is normally used when setting up multiple cameras in a room. CA – Chromatic aberration: Chromatic aberration is a type of color. CC – Constructive criticism:
5 days ago · Improve Action Shots. Capturing wildlife in action requires the right camera settings. It’s best to use a fast shutter speed of at least 1/500 s to freeze the animal’s movements. And using a wide aperture like f/2.8 to f/5.6 will allow more light in and create a blurry background that isolates the subject.
4 days ago · Definition and Purpose of ISO. In photography, ISO refers to the sensitivity of the camera’s sensor to light. This started with film photography offering film with different sensitivity to light. In early film photography it was called ASA. These days ISO refers to the light sensitivity of your digital camera’s sensor.
3 days ago · Client Agreement. This is sometimes known as a photography contract. Regardless of the name, this document forms the contract between yourself, as the photographer, and the client. So, if a client wants a photoshoot for their restaurant, the document should detail: the fees and when payment is due, including any upfront payments;
5 days ago · While I believe true narratives unfold over time, street photography's magic lies in capturing its fleeting essence. Here, I don't weave grand tales - instead, I spark your imagination with unexpected encounters, intriguing parallels, and the unspoken language of expressions.
3 days ago · Photography is today a logbook of each one’s life, it builds the image of the personal world, but also of the human world in general, since its documentary nature. Although it shows the world of a particular person, it describes events, traditions and places, thus becoming a collective visual memory.
