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Tag: Nikon
Posts about Nikon.
Today we are going to get a bit technical and take a look at the NPF rule and how to use it to get tack sharp photographs of the stars.
There’s a fear around shooting at High ISO – let’s take a look at how we can embrace it and produce high-quality images by pushing the boundaries of our digital cameras!
It’s very useful to understand the whole “crop factor” thing, especially those using….crop sensor cameras. It simply helps us understand more.
A Zenit 11 review? Why on Earth are Light Stalking reviewing an obscure, 40-year-old, Soviet film camera? Well, its partly a labour of love and nostalgia, and partly because if you want to dabble in film photography, then there is probably no cheaper option than a Zenit SLR. Built like tanks and ruggedly simple, many […]
There’s no better price than free – especially when it comes to photography stuff. Whether or not you own a Nikon camera, the Nikon School has a pretty established name as a go-to online resource for learning the ins and outs of some of our field’s finer points. It’s also going to be free this […]
