DSLR photography tips and the way to use a camera to the best results possible. Many times I have heard folks say “what on earth is aperture?” Or “what setting do I use?” Photography Tutorial – FIRST Lesson! What is … Continue reading →
Lens Choices can be confusing – if you are not sure what you want and if you don’t know how a lens performs. I was reading an Infographic on just this topic earlier today – so this article I received … Continue reading →
I was sent this as a post on Facebook from my ol’ mate David The Letterman from A to Z Illusions.com! Just a very short post to show a photo from a pro magazine (as I am led to believe) … Continue reading →
How many times have you started a photo shoot – be it a personal or business one – and suddenly realised the White Balance setting was on cloudy (it was a sunny day!), the file save size was medium (you … Continue reading →
This is a very neat trick when you are making videos! Just find a rubber band and give this a go! This video link was sent over my my good ol’ mate, David the Letterman from A to Z Illusions; … Continue reading →
There could be said to be two names for ISO! Just to confuse the issue! Way back in my early days of film photography the title was ASA. This was a setting that allowed the film to be exposed at … Continue reading →
Here we go again! One minute you think “My ol’ site looks ok” then you find a new look and it really seems to date the old. Well, thanks to the good ol’ Backup Buddy we can move wherever we … Continue reading →
I was asked a question just the other day by one of our subscribers… I’m so busy with my daily work as a student, that I can’t find time to look towards my camera. Please give me suggestion how do … Continue reading →
How NOT to Choose Your Wedding Photographer by Kara Wahlgren freelance writer and photographer, www.kiwiphotostudio.com Published on The Huffington Post – a great little article about Weddings! You may already have seen my article earlier on this site about a … Continue reading →
I just had a great article sent in on learning to use cameras………….with Manual Film Cameras! Yes – you heard right: “learn with a film camera!” THAT is how I learnt way back in film days and processed all my … Continue reading →
Another Article from PictureCorrect Posted: 12 May 2013 12:22 AM PDT There is much confusion among new photographers as to which format, JPEG or RAW, is best to use. The problem is there’s no one correct answer to the dilemma. … Continue reading →
I receive regular updates from the PictureCorrect website and they are ALL very useful to any photographer, whatever level they are at. The related site at PictureSocial is a place where photographers can set up their own pages and blog, … Continue reading →
Back in May 2012 we decided it was about time that we took a look at one of the iconic landmarks in the UK – Stonehenge. Having not been there for many years, it was a good opportunity to “catch … Continue reading →
We have been living in our present house for 14 years at time of writing. In all the time here we like to think we have developed a really nice garden environment. We arrived to view the place all that … Continue reading →
YEARS ago I walked into a camera shop in Dorchester, Dorset – my home town…..nothing strange about that you’ll say. Well, true, but the poor guy in the shop was not expecting a chap to walk in that had just … Continue reading →
