Framing is a technique that photographers can use to direct the viewer’s attention to the principal subject of the scene. Many elements or even people, can be positioned around the subject to create a frame within the image area. Separating the subject from the rest of the image using a frame, will make it more … Read more
Everything that is around us can be the subject of a photograph. The photographer must take a deep look and understand what is special about a particular thing that he sees. He must search and select a clear composition that will transmit a message, an image that can touch emotions within the human soul. The … Read more
Shooting outdoors in cold weather can be very tricky for your camera, some functions can be blocked and your batteries may last very short. To prevent damaging your equipment and be able to take the pictures you want in very cold weather, I aligned below the most useful advices that can help you a lot. … Read more
Introduction The digital back is a digital photography equipment produced mainly for professional photographers. These devices use large digital imaging sensors in order to keep up with the medium format film resolution, letting way behind the 35mm format. Despite its expensive price, many photographers adopt this digital transition because of time and cost efficiency. Manufacturers … Read more
Introduction D-SLR cameras are digital cameras with interchangeable lenses. They simulate the construction and features of analog SLR cameras, the only difference is the use of a imaging sensor and necessary electronics instead of film. Because the use of SLR technology they lack the live LCD preview and also don’t feature a movie mode. (Exception … Read more