P Mode | How To Make It Work For Faster Better Images
The P Mode or the Program Mode on modern digital cameras is a semi-automatic mode designed to give back the photographer the option to control a few critical creative settings on the camera…
Autofocus Modes Basics | An Introduction For Beginners
Understanding Autofocus Modes is crucial for you to master your camera and take tact sharp, beautiful images. When to choose which mode is the question you need to be able to answer…
How To Be An Exposure Calculating Ninja Right Now
Understanding image exposure and the maths behind it is the bedrock of photography. Here is all you need to calculate the settings in your mind and never need a calculator ever again…
Want Sharper Images For Life? This Is How You Do It
Getting sharper images out of your camera is much easier than it is made out to be. All comes down to following some simple set of rules. It might be a little hard to….
Reciprocal Rule | A Simple Way To Avoid Blurry Images
The reciprocal rule in photography is a simple guideline which suggests shutter speeds for lenses of specific focal length, so as to avoid blur. It is very simple to set it up…
The Last Guide About ISO You Will Ever Need
ISO is actually NOT an acronym. It is a word which is pronounced “Eye-So”. It is a measure of the degree of sensitiveness of the camera sensor to light.
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
Optical & Electronic Viewfinders | Everything You Need To Know
Having spent a substantial amount of time using the two very different types of viewfinders, here is what I think. The EVF no doubt is modern but the OVF is.
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..
