Zoom burst photography or zoom blur photography is a technique that can be achieved with a zoom lens that has a zoom ring, by zooming in or out when the shutter is open. Here is the complete guide to zoom burst photography
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Here we’re going to cover a few arguments for and against UV filters so that you can understand better if and when you need to use them.
Third party lenses have been around since the early days of photography. Canon’s very first cameras were sold with third party lenses made by company called Nippon Kogaku, who went on to become Nikon. In recent years however, there has been a rise in the number of manufacturers producing third party lenses. This is, in […]
Flash is something we take for granted in photography today. Many of our cameras have built in flashguns, there are powerful and incredibly sophisticated mounted flashguns, wireless slaves and of course studio flash lights with incredible versatility. Of course it hasn’t always been that way, yet the requirement we have for flash these days still stems from the same basic needs of the pioneer photographers and that is to supplement or provide light to take pictures.
Photography is about capturing light, this is something we’ve covered several times. There are instances though where there is not enough natural light, or light in a place you would like it to be that you’ll need to create your own. For this, flashes exist. Getting started in flash photography is actually really simple, and […]
