Photo Techniques

Digital Camera Exposure Settings – Where to Start

February 1, 2012
By
old town clock

The concepts of f stop, shutter speed, and ISO can intimidate novice photographers in the jump from automatic scene modes to taking creative control of their digital photo’s exposure.

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How to Use Depth of Field for Landscape and Portrait Photography

April 27, 2011
By
Mount Wellington

Depth of field is how much of the image appears to be sharply focused and photographers use it as a creative compositional tool. Portrait photographers seek to isolate their subject using a minimum or shallow Depth of Field while landscape photographers try to get as much of the scene in focus by maximising Depth...

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Using Panning in Motorsport Photography

March 8, 2011
By
lamborghini

Capturing a speeding car so the background is blurred, indicating motion yet keeping the subject as sharp as possible.

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Photographing Karting Nationals

March 29, 2008
By
Callum Zizek

Part of the allure of photography is the world is never the same on any given day. Familiar surroundings present opportunities for expanding your photographic horizons.

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Photographing World Superbike Racing at Phillip Island

March 28, 2008
By
Victory lap

World Superbike motorcycle racing at Phillip Island’s famous Grand prix track offers photographers a weekend with a wide range of subjects.

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How to Avoid Red Eye in Flash Photography

January 19, 2008
By
Portrait

This common phenomenon is the bane of portrait flash photographers, appearing as a red glow in the centre of the eye, called red eye. The eyes are a key to portraits.

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Introduction to Flash Photography

January 14, 2008
By
Electronic Flash Metz Mecablitz 54

A starting point for mastering complex modern flash guns the mainstay of wedding portrait and photojournalists by demystifying the jargon.

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Photo Composition – Telling The Story

December 21, 2007
By
Fishing boat moored in Hobart

Every picture tells a story and one of the arts of photography is making it clear what is the story you are trying to tell. The key to great photograph is to develop a clear understanding what it is about the scene that compels you to take the photograph in the first place.

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Digital Photography and the Rule of Thirds

September 26, 2007
By
The Fighting Temeraire

This composition technique from the art world may seem simple to use. However, it is a good   basic starting point when composing images. Calling this a rule is perhaps over stating its use, as with anything in the creative world it is a guide and not something to be applied with mathematical rigidity.

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Photographing the Fair at Night

August 29, 2007
By
Yellow ducks

The attraction of photographing streetscapes at night is the bright lights or the fun of the fair. Digital cameras can capture this color and atmosphere from your trip.

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