Like any other main stream activity, photography goes through phases both artistic and technological. Some of these trends end up becoming long lived, HDR is a prime example, whilst some tend to fade off into obscurity. While we had earlier predicted what we can expect in photography this year, today we’re are going to attempt to track down some of the more important of the current trends in photography.
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Posts about Sony.
If you are a new DSLR owner or if you’re seriously considering moving up from a simpler camera to a DSLR, the very sight of a more complex camera might cause you to quiver with fear — all those buttons and dials and indicators. What are they all for? How long will it take to learn how to use them? This post will help you understand what all the buttons and controls on your DSLR camera mean.
Before WWII Japanese products had a reputation for being seedy and inferior. Sony and Toyota changed that, with help from other Japanese manufacturers. Korea had a similar image problem. Samsung changed it. I think Yongnuo may be the first wave of a sea change in our perception of Chinese electronics. A few months ago I picked up a flashgun and transmitter set to do my own evaluation.
The process of choosing a camera drives people crazy. Believe it or not, it never used to be so difficult. But as all things do, photography evolved and today, cameras are ubiquitous in our society. In this post, you will find find an overview of the basic types of digital cameras available in the market today, along with their major features, advantages, drawbacks, and a profile of the audience each camera type ostensibly caters to.
We’ve had another terrific week here in the world of photography and Toad Hollow Photography has been searching all over for links to tutorials, special features, great photography and interesting blogs to share here with everyone. This week’s list is full of great articles and photographs created by some of the finest artists practicing in the field today.
There are four main factors that affect how a camera’s metering system will deem an exposure ‘correct’. These are – light, aperture, time, and sensitivity. With a better understanding of these four factors, mastering exposure in your photographs becomes much easier.
