Recent Posts Tagged With 'aperture'

• Low Light Photography

  Posted on Wednesday August 5th, 2009 at 09:00 in Photography, photoshop, tutorials, gallery, Technique, iso, aperture, night time, low light, noiseware, slow shutter speed, noise ninja

  Getting a photo right can prove challenging enough, taking a good photo at night or in low light is a whole different ball game. The key is preparation, patience, knowing what settings to use and how to make the most of any available light that may ...

• Great Examples of The Use Of Depth Of Field

  Posted on Monday July 27th, 2009 at 08:00 in gallery, aperture, depth of field

  Depth of field can be used to give a photo an almost 3D effect and when executed well brings the photo to life. Depth of field is controlled by the aperture (F-Stop) being used. Related posts:30 Examples Of Great Glass Photography30 Great Examples ...

• Aperture Explained

  Posted on Monday May 25th, 2009 at 03:20 in sports, news, tutorial, water, gallery, lens, iso, aperture, night photography, low light, slow shutter speed, sunny 16

  What Is Aperture? The main purpose of a lens is to collect the available light. The aperture of the lens is the size of the lens opening. The larger the aperture, the more light allowed to reach the image sensor. Aperture is expressed as F-stop, F2...

• Shutter Speed ‘How To’ Guide

  Posted on Wednesday May 13th, 2009 at 02:35 in tutorials, gallery, aperture, low light photography, slow shutter speed, fstop

  Using the shutter speed correctly on your camera can greatly dictate your subjects appearance in the final image. I have always loved using slow shutter speeds, whether it is at night to create light trails from moving cars or when photographing flow...

• Guide To Creating Stunning Landscape Photographs

  Posted on Thursday April 23rd, 2009 at 01:00 in tutorials, featured, aperture, landscape photography, depth of field, camera lenses, shutter speed, camera filters, diffraction, useful to know

  One of the most satisfying parts of photography is when you get a stunning photo that impresses everyone that looks at it. Problem is that all too often you spot a scene that you know should make a beautiful photo but when you view it on your PC whe...

• Shutter Speed ‘How To’ Guide

  Posted on Monday March 30th, 2009 at 01:00 in tutorials, lens, featured, aperture, sensor, night time, shutter speed, photography tutorial, low light, camera settings, useful to know, fstop

  Using the shutter speed correctly on your camera can greatly dictate your subjects appearence in the final image. I have always loved using slow shutter speeds, whether it is at night to create light trails from moving cars or when photographing flo...