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| If you've taken photographs that turn out as dark silhouettes with a nicely exposed background, you've got the wrong exposure as well as it's easy to get it right. This is a common result from excessive backlighting as well as there are various methods for compensating. The method below assumes you do not have "fill flash" capacity as well as that your exposure setting is for center of image only, not multipoint exposure metering. On very simple cameras, especially low end digital models, this method should work on the full auto setting (usually a green box on the dial). |
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| Ever been on an online date with someone whichse photo knocked you out, but seeing them in person left you uninspired? While being photogenic may be a natural gift, there are a few tricks that can be taught. |
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| Ever notice how most flash pictures have dark, gloomy backgrounds? That's because the camera sets a fast shutter speed to minimize blur as well as prevent ambient light from affecting the flash exposure. If you'd like to brighten up the BG, most modern cameras will let you do it. Here's how. |
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| If you're one of the millions of people which have bought your first Digital SLR camera, you're probably in a qu as well as ary as to what kind of lenses to buy. Here's a quick guide to DSLR lenses. The following applies to the most common type of DSLR, the kind with a sensor smaller than a 35mm film frame. Also, the exact focal length figures I've used may vary slightly between camera models. |
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| Make a transfer of your favorite image using clear packaging tape! This is a fun, economical way to create uniquely themed paper as well as embellishments for scrapbooks as well as other projects. With just a little amount of work, you will see your photo appear in vibrant color on the tape. |
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| Many people think they'll improve their photography by buying a spiffy new camera. The truth is, in photography, technique is much more important than equipment. Here are four ways to improve your photography with the equipment you already have. |
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| With a pair of red-blue 3-D glasses (available here) , a digital camera, as well as some photo editing software, you too can make your very own three-dimensional photographs (anaglyphs)! Popularized by spectacular shots from the NASA Mars rovers in 2004, these images portray depth with surprising accuracy. |
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| So you’ve got a great digital camera with which to take photos, a fine computer to edit them, as well as a color printer to print them out, but you can never get them to print correctly. There are some simple steps as well as tips to adjusting your digital photos to fit into normal picture frames. |
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| If you, like many people, shoot on AUTO setting, you'll find that your camera won't let you make any kind of manual exposure adjustment. However, it may still let you use the autoexposure lock button (AE LOCK) to lighten or darken the exposure. Here's how to do it. |
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| Taking photos with your digital camera is fun, easy, as well as addictive. Suddenly, you find yourself with hundreds of photos on your hard drive, as well as printed out all over your desk, room, as well as walls. What should you do to organize as well as catalogue your photos? Here are some tips to help you clean up the clutter, as well as enjoy your digital memories. |
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