Aperture Priority mode seems to be the most preferred shooting mode by the photographers. Perhaps it’s because wide depth of field is such a fascinating technique to explore. Read to find out why aperture priority is the most preferred shooting mode by photographers!
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You know how excited we get about new cameras. But we also have to report the news as it is and, as it stands right now, everyone can calm down about the Fujifilm X-H2 because it isn’t happening – at least not this year. Multiple reports indicate that, yes, Fuji is working on the camera […]
A mere 20 years ago, around this time of year, much of the World’s population were either looking forward to partying though a millennium eve or contemplating the crash of modern society due to the Y2K bug. Many of us that chose to party on that incredible night, would have undoubtedly taken photographs. Of that […]
If you edit your images in Lightroom, you have certainly noticed the Lens Correction module. It was firstly introduced in Lightroom 5 and it can make the lives of photographers somewhat easier by saving many hours of post-processing time. Lens Correction module is a rather powerful tool – in this article, we’ll briefly explain how […]
Computers in photography are not a new thing by any stretch of the imagination. Every camera of the digital age has required processing power to create the image. Even before the dawn of digital, processors were used in film cameras. They controlled things such as auto exposure modes, autofocus and flash output. These days, computers […]
When mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras burst onto the scene and first hinted at their staying power, the apparent savings in size and weight compared to DSLRs was touted as a major advantage of mirrorless systems. The thinking was that if you hated having to carry around a bulky, heavy DSLR and lens all the time, […]
