Understanding F-stops: Aperture Priority By Rob Sheppard I rarely shoot anything but aperture priority. Occasionally I shoot manual when I need a specific sort of control (such as controlling ambient light with flash). Many sports shooters use aperture priority, too. Here’s how I use it: Depth of field — choose an aperture for appropriate depth...
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Taken from www.betterphoto.com January 05, 2010 Natural Light Photography: Where’s the Light? By Douglas Steakley All photographers know, or quickly learn, that subject matter is only one element of a photograph and it is arguably not the most important element. Interesting or dramatic light is often the key ingredient of a successful image. When composing...
1) A tripod is a must. 2) Your distance to the waterfall can determine the shutter speed to use. A greater distance requires a much slower shutter speed to create the nice milky effect. If close, start with 1/15th of a second….if far, start with 1 second. Adjust until you get the effect you are...
TIPS: 1) With image open in Photoshop, at the top of your screen, go to “image”. Click to open the drop down box, slide down to “resize”. Slide over and click on ” image size”. 2) A box opens. At the bottom of the drop down box there are 3 check boxes, “scale styles, constrain...