6 Reasons Why The “Nifty Fifty” Is The Next Upgrade From Your Kit Lens
We photographers refer to the classic 50mm prime lens as the “Nifty Fifty”. “Nifty” because is it one of the most versatile, sharp, all-around lens that you
F-stops Vs T-Stops | Which One Should You Use?
In the world of photography, you really wouldn’t see T-stops used in many places.However in video/filmmaking sphere,all you WILL see are T-stops.This is why
An Introduction To Long Exposure Photography
Long exposure photography refers to any such technique for taking an image where the shutter speed employed was longer than what was necessary for a steady.
Lens Mount | What You Should Know Before Buying A New Lens
Lens mount is an interface which helps connect a camera body with a compatible lens. It is what connects the lens both mechanically and electronically..
How To Start Creating Videos With Your Compact Camera | Starter Guide
A video is nothing but a sequence of images which are chronologically replaced at a certain rate synchronized with an audio track. At its very core that is..
How To Shoot Amazing Star Trail Images | Start To Finish
Photographing star trails is nothing but tracking their movement and somehow condensing it down to a single image. That is all it is. All the camera settings…
How To Clean Your Camera In Three Simple Steps
Leaning to clean your own camera is a very valuable asset to have. It should not take you more than 30 mins for you to complete and you can do it anywhere
DSLR Full Form & Why Is It Called So? | Explained
DSLR stands for Digital Single Lens Reflex. But have you ever wondered why the camera is called so? It is simple really. The medium used to record the captured images is Digital and not film..
How To Leverage Histogram Explained | Plain & Simple
The histogram is the most efficient and reliable way of evaluating exposure in photography. The LCD at the back of our cameras do NOT always tell the truth.
Back Button Focus | Control Your Autofocus Like You Never Have
Back button focusing is a way to reassign the autofocusing control from the default half-pressed shutter button to another button at the back of the camera.
