trucos de photografia

{ sábado, 31 de octubre de 2009 }

Wildlife Photography Tips: Take Better Wildlife Photos

This post describes some basic tips to improve the quality of wildlife photography. Anyone interested in capturing more compelling images of animals will find it useful in furthering the development of their skills.

Your Rights as a Photographer

Your Rights as a Photographer

Don’t find yourself in a situation where you could face legal action. Understand your rights, and your responsibilities as a photographer, as well as the importance of Model Releases.

Photography Troubleshooting: No More Bad Photos

Photography Troubleshooting: No More Bad Photos

Running into problems when taking photographs over, and over again? Here’s a handy guide that will help you troubleshoot your problems, and improve your shots all at once!

Crop Factor (Focal Length Multiplier)

Crop Factor (Focal Length Multiplier)

The Crop Factor is a term that can be heard quite often in the world of digital photography. What does it mean that a camera has a crop factor of 1.6x and how does it affect your focal length? We try to untangle this issue and describe it as clearly as possible.

Before you Buy: Choosing a Camera Bag

Before you Buy: Choosing a Camera Bag

Camera bags can be one of the most difficult pieces of equipment to choose. No camera bag is made to fit every occasion so I will here talk about some different types of bags and cover a few points to consider.

Photography: Little Known Ways to Avoid Problems in the Field

Photography: Little Known Ways to Avoid Problems in the Field

Photography is all about preparation. Instead of running into problems when you’re out shooting, understand some easy ways of tackling the more common problems you may run into!

Digital Adjustments & Development

Digital Adjustments & Development

Back in the old days with 35mm film the photographer had his darkroom where he developed the film, in our day and age the computer has taken over the role. This article will deal with some of the adjustments you can use to develop your photographs in the digital darkroom.

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