Have a balanced stance when you hold the camera. You can get better images at night without a tripod by having a balanced stance when you hold your camera and take a picture. Plant your feet about shoulder width apart. … Continue reading →

Using a close-up lens is easy. Just screw it into the front of your lens and your camera will take care of exposure and auto-focus (at higher magnifications it may be easier to switch the lens to manual focus). For … Continue reading →

The overwhelming majority of the time, you see yourself through a mirror. This is how you see yourself. When a camera captures your raw image, the resulting picture is one that is not familiar to you. Your asymmetrical features confuse … Continue reading →

An f/4.0 maximum aperture is generally good in medium lighting levels. An f/5.6 maximum aperture requires good lighting or image stabilization unless outdoors before sunset. If you are shooting landscapes from a tripod, you are likely happy with f/8.0 or … Continue reading →

Be aware that higher ISO values affect image quality. Shooting at high ISO values can cause your photos to appear grainy. In digital photography, we refer to this grain as “noise.” Does ISO reduce image quality? When more light is … Continue reading →

Lower apertures like f/1.8 allow more light to pass through the lens and yield shallow depth of field. In comparison, higher aperture numbers like f/8 block light while yielding wider depth of field. Both have their uses in photography. What … Continue reading →

14 Signs That You’re A Truly Beautiful Girl Your passion speaks louder than your looks. Your passion defines you more than your looks. You are yourself around others. You don’t chase the limelight. You know how to talk. You are … Continue reading →

Tap and hold to lock the focus with the Camera app. Separate focus and exposure. The problem with that common trick is that the iPhone sets both exposure and focus with the same tap. If your foreground subject is also … Continue reading →

An asymmetrical long bob, or lob, is the absolute best hairstyle if you want to make your face look thinner. Opt for a lob at least three inches below the chin in the front, and angled shorter in the back. … Continue reading →

7 Tips – How to Add Depth and Dimension into Your Photos Use leading lines. Here’s one of the easiest ways to convey depth in photography: Use perspective. Think foreground, middle ground, and background. Use aerial perspective. Shoot through a … Continue reading →

Log on to your CC account in Lightroom CC on your phone. Hit the little plus photo icon. Select “Add from camera roll” (for images shot using the camera roll or from iCloud photos (make sure iCloud photo library is … Continue reading →

Do you need a tripod for a telephoto lens? Due to their size, for using super-telephoto lenses, you always need a tripod. There might be image stabilisation in them. But you will not be able to hold them so steadily … Continue reading →

Try the following steps when the lens is stuck and will not open, retract, or extend. Turn the power off, eject the battery pack, and reinsert it into the camera. Turn the power back on and check if the drive … Continue reading →

1. Nikon D850. The D850 is a high-end camera and the best Nikon DSLR on the market. It’s designed for professional photographers and is highly versatile. What camera do most professional photographers use? Many professional photographers use high-end Canon or … Continue reading →

Its sturdy build allows you to mount your Canon lenses on an APS-C Sony E-mount mirrorless camera body (or full-frame Sony E-mount in the crop mode) and retain complete automatic functionality, including auto exposure, autofocus, and aperture control. Can you … Continue reading →