You are probably familiar with ISO on film used in a film camera. It’s the ’speed’ of the film - higher ISO values mean you can take photos in lower light.
But what about in the digital world?
Posted by David Peterson on 25 Oct 2007 as Light, Night, Sharp Images, Tips
A lot of cameras come with an Anti-Blur mode. This is marketed to reduce blur in your photos; particularly when indoors or at twilight. But does it work, and how can it help with your photography?
Does Anti Blur Mode work? Yes it does. It can stop (or limit) blurry photos caused by low light.
Should [...]
The 3-Point Lighting technique has been used for ages by studio photographers to create portrait shots.
You usually need three lights.
- A Key Light. The strongest light and sets the lighting of the scene
- A Fill Light. Helps to fill the shadows where the main light can’t reach
- A Back Light. Lights from the back to [...]
Our second “Power of 5″ winner is Vanessa Lister. Vanessa’s tip was something I hadn’t heard of before - and is a very quick and easy way of making sure your subjects aren’t squinting into the light. Congratulations Vanessa, you’re also the proud recipient of a Canon A630 camera. - David
Great photos need the light [...]