Posts under Tag: camera
Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manual Mode

How do the semi-automatic functions work? They allow you to choose one setting (either aperture or shutter speed), while the camera chooses the other. That way you can be a little bit creative, but with the safety net of knowing your camera will make sure your exposure is correct.

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Canon EOS 550D Review: Do The Specs Deliver?

We’re taking another in-depth look at a new camera today, the Canon EOS 550D (the EOS Rebel T2i). This is Canon’s latest consumer Digital SLR offering, and the specifications certainly pack a punch. Can it live up to all the hype? Read on to find out.

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Perfect Exposure Every Time: A Guide to Metering in the Viewfinder

You’d be surprised how much information is available through your camera’s viewfinder. In today’s tutorial, we’re looking again at one of the most important elements of photography – exposure – and how you can expose a perfect photo using just the information shown in your camera viewfinder!

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How to Build Your Own Infrared Camera

In order to run you through the process of building your own IR camera, I will use the steps taken to modify a Kodak EasyShare CX7330. It is a typical compact point-and-shoot digital camera from a few years ago.

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How to Use the Manual Mode on a Digital SLR Camera

Firstly, switch the Mode dial to M. The camera is now in full manual exposure mode. The main dial behind the shutter will now give you access to shutter speeds. Typically these range from Bulb setting (shutter stays open for as long as you press it) to 30 seconds to 1/4000 sec.

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The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Natural Light

If you want to improve the quality of your photography, one thing you can do right away is learn to use natural light better. The good news is that unlike good quality lenses and camera bodies, natural light is free. The best photographers seek out the best quality light for their subject. Their quest for better photos is paralleled [...]

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Remove Skin Imperfections with Camera Raw

Camera Raw, software bundled with Photoshop, has improved abilities in retouching your images. For this video, we will use Camera Raw’s spot removal brush to improve the skin of the model by reducing blemishes and imperfections.

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Reasons to Use a Camera Tripod in Certain Photo Situations

Hand holding a camera limits the shutter speed you can use without getting a blurred image. It depends on who’s holding it as some have steadier hands than others, but most people find the lowest shutter speed at which they can keep everything steady is by matching the shutter speed to the focal length of the lens setting.

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Commonly Used Terms in Digital Photography and What Do They Mean?

Digital photography is quickly becoming the preferred way to take pictures. If you are in the market for a new camera, consider the following advantages of digital over traditional film photography. Also Learn the terminology to help you decide what’s best for YOUR needs.

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The New Grain Feature in CS5

Camera Raw really moved light years ahead in allowing us to remove noise from our photos. But it’s also given us a way to add noise right back in. Yup, the new Grain feature in CS5 lets us recreate some traditional film effects with just a few sliders.

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