On September 12, 2008, Panasonic announced the G1, a micro four thirds camera based on the 4/3 sensor in Olympus DSLR’s. This was the first of what we now call Mirrorless Interchangeable lens cameras. Or E.V.I.L (Electronic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens) […]
Photography Explained
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). […]
ISO or International Standards Organisation is basically the sensitivity of light of your sensor which results the exposure of your image. The ISO is measured in numbers typically starts with 100 and continues to be double till the time it […]
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 […]
In some kind of photography, for instance landscape, you would want the entire picture to be in focus. To achieve the maximum depth of field at a given aperture, we need to pick a focus point somewhere between foreground and […]
What is focus? Focus is concentrating so that we can see things sharper. If we lose concentration, we get confused and can’t see things properly. Same thing applies in Photography. An image that is completely sharp is considered to be […]
Every camera is equipped with an intelligence which is called metering. In some camera, it is controlled by the user, and in some it is fully automated. Metering in camera determine correct exposure. In DSLRs or in advanced compact cameras […]
White Balance is something often ignored by many photographers. However option for changing white balance is available in almost all the cameras, including mobile cameras. This is a very simple and one of the most important things to learn. The […]
The image quality is one of the critical factor which determine the output from your camera. There are many file format & quality in camera but the most common three are JPEG, TIFF and RAW. JPEG or JPE: Stands for […]
DSLR cameras offer choice of shutter release modes which controls the way you want your shutter release button to behave. By default when you press the shutter button, the camera takes a picture, you press it again and it takes […]
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