How to Take Amazing Night Photos: 4 Night Photography Tips
Learn these amazing techniques on how to take night photos — in plain English!
Learn these amazing techniques on how to take night photos — in plain English!
If you don’t want to worry about inconsistencies in exposure using an in-camera light meter, especially when using studio lighting, then learn how to use a light meter in 7 easy steps!
Shooting in Tricky Low-Light Situations. Sometimes we do not get perfect lighting situations. And when we don’t get to control the light, it can create a tricky situation.
Rather than just placing a light source (flash, studio light, sun, reflector) in front of your subject and calling it good enough, think about what you want to accomplish. Do you want to broaden or thin the face? Are there facial features you want to downplay? Use the directional light to make your pictures artistically correct.
There are four types of metering generally found in a digital SLR camera: evaluative, center-weighted average, partial, and spot. The problem is, which one should use and for what situation?
ISO is an often ignored factor in achieving proper exposure. So what do ISO and buckets of water have in common? Read on to find out.
Off-camera flash – love it. Having a flash-lit subject that’s looks unnatural and washed out – not loving it. But there is a solution!
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