cameras: Top 5 Tips to Better Photographs, Tip #2: Light: What You See is Not Always What You Get
- 11/24/08 03:37 PM
Joseph: Hello again everyone. This is Kay's assistant, Joseph. In today's tip we will look at the next to last of my Top 5 Tips for Better Photographs. Let's talk about light. Years ago, when I took a drawing class I remember the instructor constantly reminding us to draw what we saw, not what we thought we saw. You see (pardon the pun), our eyes and our brain do a very good job of taking visual images and processing them so that objects never seem to change much even though we see them at different angles or in different lighting … (10 comments)
cameras: Top 5 Tips to Better Photographs, Tip 3: Open Wide & Show Me Your Aperture
- 11/24/08 01:42 AM
Joseph: Hello again everyone. This is Kay's assistant, Joseph. In today's tip we will look at the third (and last) technical area of your camera equipment that a little knowledge about will serve you well: !!!!!Lens Aperture, Shutter Speed, and Depth of Field!!!!!! Lens Aperture The aperture of a camera lens is the size of the opening that allows light through the lens to strike the film (or digital sensors) when the shutter opens. It is also called the f-stop, abbreviated f/. Every lens has a single, or multiple aperture settings. Almost all good compact digital cameras and SLR lenses … (0 comments)
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