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1 Knowing the Different Parts of the Camera
Confused over what terms such as "shutter speed", "aperture", "ISO speed","exposure compensation","white balance" mean? Have no fear - our Camera Basics series take you through each of these important fundamental concepts of photography, so that you won't only get to know your camera better, but also have a better idea of how you can tweak camera modes and settings to get amazing shots!
2 Camera Basics contain
Confused over what terms such as "shutter speed", "aperture", "ISO speed","exposure compensation","white balance" mean? Have no fear - our Camera Basics series take you through each of these important fundamental concepts of photography, so that you won't only get to know your camera better, but also have a better idea of how you can tweak camera modes and settings to get amazing shots!
3 Lens Basics
To take better photos, it helps to deepen your knowledge about lenses, how they work, and what they can do. Read these articles to find out more about different lenses and their characteristics, and about key lens-related techniques and concepts such as bokeh, deep focusing, and perspective.
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Confused over what terms such as "shutter speed", "aperture", "ISO speed","exposure compensation","white balance" mean? Have no fear - our Camera Basics series take you through each of these important fundamental concepts of photography, so that you won't only get to know your camera better, but also have a better idea of how you can tweak camera modes and settings to get amazing shots!
5 Understanding Colour Theories
The colour wheel and theories have been used in all aspects of life, like clothing, design and photography, to amplify visual appeal and aesthetic. Prepare yourself for a kaleidoscopic journey as we explain the 5 most-common colour harmonies of the complementary, analogous, triadic, split complementary and tetradic combinations, with photograph
6 Understanding Dynamic Range
How to Avoid Unnecessary Blown Highlights
Have you ever had the highlight areas in the sky turn out all white and blown out in a shot, although it didn’t look that bright in real life? That happens because the range of colours and tones that a camera can capture (known as its “dynamic range”) is narrower than that of the human eye. Here are 4 mini lessons that will help you to understand dynamic range better, so that you can avoid blown highlights and retain more detail
7 What is Servo AF
Besides the default One Shot AF mode on your mirrorless camera, you probably will have noticed another AF drive mode: Servo AF. Simply put, this is the mode that you should use for photographing moving subjects. Read on to find out why!
8 How to Use Rule of Thirds and the Golden Ratio in Photography
Utilising the Rule of Thirds or the Golden Ratio can work wonders for your image compositions of static subjects. But what about the unpredictability of fireworks? Check out this infographic below for set-up tips and how you can incorporate composition rules to amp up your firework photography’s aesthetics.
9 The Basics of External Flash Photography
External flash units are a wonderful tool to have. Besides their practical advantages—they are powerful illuminators of low light scenes, great for providing fill light for daylight shots, help eliminate red eye and can even help save camera battery life—they also can be easily positioned and directed, allowing you to get even more creative with your shots. This series of articles introduces some basic techniques to start you off on the wonders of external flash photography.
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1 Knowing the Different Parts of the Camera
Confused over what terms such as "shutter speed", "aperture", "ISO speed","exposure compensation","white balance" mean? Have no fear - our Camera Basics series take you through each of these important fundamental concepts of photography, so that you won't only get to know your camera better, but also have a better idea of how you can tweak camera modes and settings to get amazing shots!
2 Camera Basics contain
Confused over what terms such as "shutter speed", "aperture", "ISO speed","exposure compensation","white balance" mean? Have no fear - our Camera Basics series take you through each of these important fundamental concepts of photography, so that you won't only get to know your camera better, but also have a better idea of how you can tweak camera modes and settings to get amazing shots!
3 Lens Basics
To take better photos, it helps to deepen your knowledge about lenses, how they work, and what they can do. Read these articles to find out more about different lenses and their characteristics, and about key lens-related techniques and concepts such as bokeh, deep focusing, and perspective.
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Confused over what terms such as "shutter speed", "aperture", "ISO speed","exposure compensation","white balance" mean? Have no fear - our Camera Basics series take you through each of these important fundamental concepts of photography, so that you won't only get to know your camera better, but also have a better idea of how you can tweak camera modes and settings to get amazing shots!
5 Understanding Colour Theories
The colour wheel and theories have been used in all aspects of life, like clothing, design and photography, to amplify visual appeal and aesthetic. Prepare yourself for a kaleidoscopic journey as we explain the 5 most-common colour harmonies of the complementary, analogous, triadic, split complementary and tetradic combinations, with photograph
6 Understanding Dynamic Range
How to Avoid Unnecessary Blown Highlights
Have you ever had the highlight areas in the sky turn out all white and blown out in a shot, although it didn’t look that bright in real life? That happens because the range of colours and tones that a camera can capture (known as its “dynamic range”) is narrower than that of the human eye. Here are 4 mini lessons that will help you to understand dynamic range better, so that you can avoid blown highlights and retain more detail
7 What is Servo AF
Besides the default One Shot AF mode on your mirrorless camera, you probably will have noticed another AF drive mode: Servo AF. Simply put, this is the mode that you should use for photographing moving subjects. Read on to find out why!
8 How to Use Rule of Thirds and the Golden Ratio in Photography
Utilising the Rule of Thirds or the Golden Ratio can work wonders for your image compositions of static subjects. But what about the unpredictability of fireworks? Check out this infographic below for set-up tips and how you can incorporate composition rules to amp up your firework photography’s aesthetics.
9 The Basics of External Flash Photography
External flash units are a wonderful tool to have. Besides their practical advantages—they are powerful illuminators of low light scenes, great for providing fill light for daylight shots, help eliminate red eye and can even help save camera battery life—they also can be easily positioned and directed, allowing you to get even more creative with your shots. This series of articles introduces some basic techniques to start you off on the wonders of external flash photography.