In multiple lighting conditions, most of the time, our eyes do not sense the different colour casts always, but the cameras are not good at producing good colours in multiple lighting conditions. Here is how to fix colour casts when shooting under multiple lighting conditions
Understanding Light Articles
Contrast is everything in photography. Whether it is high key or low key, the way we contrast between the subject and the background defines the look and emotion of our image. Some of the most striking uses of this contrast is when we have a beautifully lit subject and a darker more dramatic background. So… […]
If you’re new to photography and you hear people talk about shooting in low light, it’s important to understand that low light photography doesn’t strictly refer to shooting at night. At the risk of oversimplifying the topic, low light photography is really just shooting when there isn’t much light available — whether day or night, […]
I still remember the first time I nailed a correct balanced exposure just by eye in my old DSLR camera. I was at a local graveyard celebrating the Day of the Dead with my parents, and as we were walking to our car, I saw this lonely road (which was very odd due to the […]
Understanding exposure is one of those fundamentals of photography that we all need to master, but as a beginner…well it can be a doozy. Before we get into the resources for understanding exposure below, let me give you a very basic overview. Exposure refers simply to the amount of light that reaches the film or […]
Shooting into the sun doesn’t always have to be about silhouettes. Actually, ensuring your subject isn’t’ in silhouette is challenging, it makes you think about exposure for both foreground and background. Here’s how to do it.
