In this article, we will cover the different types of cameras for photography. If you are looking to buy a new camera, then this guide can help you to pick the right camera.
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If you are interested in photography, whenever you see a good picture, you would be interested to know how the picture was taken, what camera settings were used, what aperture and shutter speed and many other camera settings. All these information can be obtained from the EXIF data of an image. In this article, I will help you to understand what is EXIF Data all about, how to read EXIF Data and various ways to view EXIF Data.
There are many types of photo print papers available in the market. This makes it really tough for a photographer to choose the right photo paper for photo printing. Certain photos look good on certain types of photo paper. So, only if you understand the different types of photo papers and their features, you will be able to select the right photo paper for printing. In this article, I will explain the features of different photo papers, which you can use for printing photos.
Many of you would be still confused with whether to buy a full frame camera or a crop camera body. In this article, we will see the advantages and disadvantages of Full frame Vs Crop camera bodies. It will help you to choose the right camera body.
As you all know, Lightroom is one of the best post-processing tools for photographers. There are many beautiful presets available online, both free and paid. You can make use of these presets to transform your photos. If you don’t know how to install Lightroom presets. Don’t worry, you can go through this detailed guide and learn how to install Lightroom presets.
As you all know, all the latest digital cameras, both DSLR cameras and point and shoot cameras come with Autofocusing feature. This is one of the fastest and easiest methods to achieve a focus lock on the subject. Still, there are many photographers out there who are facing issues while using Autofocus feature. You will be doing a photo shoot and when you sit in front of the computer for post-processing the images, you may be surprised to see that many of your images would not have focused properly. There are many reasons for this. In this article, I will share some camera autofocusing tips. You can make use of these tips to reduce such autofocusing errors.
If you are using a DSLR camera or a mirrorless camera then you will be looking out for different lens options for your camera. You would require a wide angle for landscape or a telephoto for sports or wildlife photography. So, the type of lens varies according to the type of photography. If you are looking to invest in more than one lens and if you don’t have sufficient budget to buy a new camera lens then buying used camera lens is a good option.
As a Photographer, you might be having a personal photography website to showcase your photos online. Is that enough? For a photographer’s website to reach the interested group of people, it should be popular. You will have to do lots of online marketing to get that reach. So, it would be good if you can showcase your photography works in already popular photography websites like Instagram, Flickr, and many others. You can also drive that traffic to your website.
You may be using a DSLR camera or a point and shoot camera. All of you would be familiar with the autofocus feature, which is present by default in all digital cameras. There are many sub-variants in this Autofocus mode. Understanding these modes can help you to achieve a faster focus on your subject depending on the photo situation. Let us see the different camera focusing modes.
If you are looking to buy a used second-hand camera then there would be lots of questions coming to your mind. How to ensure it is fully working? I don’t know much about camera technical stuff. So, How would I check? Don’t worry. I will help you out. I am going to list out the things which you need to check before buying used cameras. These are applicable to point and shoot cameras, bridge cameras, DSLR cameras and mirrorless cameras.