The word exposure refers to the amount of light falling on the photosensitive material, which is sensor in case of digital camera. A camera is a light proof box with a lens at one end the sensor at the other. […]
Understanding Exposure
A correct exposure is a combination of three elements. Aperture, Shutter and ISO. It has remained unchanged since the beginning of photography. In the film era, we use to have different ISO films, but in digital camera, we can change […]
Understanding various exposure modes in a camera always helps us to use our camera more creatively. Most of the camera has a wide range of exposure modes, which are indicated by various icons like portrait, landscape, flower and night. These […]
After understanding the exposure triangle and how to achieve proper exposure all the time, it’s time to become little creative. There are many situations where you would not like to click a picture with proper exposure. This is because your […]
Once we understood the exposure compensation, let’s try to understand Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB). We try to under or over expose in some situations to get the best possible result. Let’s consider a scene where the light difference between the […]
Digital camera came with one of the most useful feature, which is called instant review of image. Almost every photographer is in a habit to review the image immediately after it is clicked. But how are we so sure that […]
Playing with depth of field is one of the most widely used fundamentals of photography to achieve creative result. Photographers isolate their subject or create a stunningly end to end sharp landscape by manipulating the depth of field. One of […]
Understanding of shutter speed is very essential in order to achieve perfect exposure. However the shutter speed can also be used in a creative way to express your image. As you understand a shutter is a flap in front of […]
In photography there is a term called fringing which can affect your photographs and can be distracting at times. The appropriate term for fringing is Chromatic Aberration. This results in noticeable color edge on the high contrast area (purple, green). […]
Lens Diffraction in photography results to the softening of image as you use smaller and smaller f stops. As you stop your lens down to smaller f stops like f/16, f/22, f/32 etc., we tend to lose some sharpness in […]
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