Waterfall photography – Everything you need to know
Waterfalls are amongst the most interesting and challenging subjects to photograph. Waterfall photography is an art in itself and it also involves a lot of technical challenges as well.
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Prime Vs Zoom Lens : Comprehensive Guide
There are some debates in photography world which keep coming back to front again and again. Prime vs zoom lens is one such debate going on for years.
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Grainy Pictures : How to avoid and fix grainy photos ?
New photographers, especially with entry level cameras and kit lenses face this problem a lot , they always wonder why are my pictures so grainy ? We will learn to avoid and fix grainy pictures in this post.
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What is color grading ?
“Why Doesn’t My Footage Look as Good as Other People’s?”. One of the main reason for this to happen is color grading.
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How to Use Shutter Speed Chart
Shutter speed chart is a tool used to identify the correct shutter speed for the purpose. Full stop , half stop and 1/3 stop shutter speed charts help us to identify correct value.
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Ultimate Guide to Slow Shutter Speed Photography
Slow shutter speed photography is one of the most creative aspects of photography. Lets take a close look at this with lots of examples.
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What is Shutter in Camera ?
Shutter is an essential part of DSLR cameras. Lets understand more about Shutter , Shutter speed and Shutter Count.
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Mirrorless vs DSLR cameras: what’s the difference?
Mirrorless vs DSLR is a debate that has gathered momentum in recent years. Fans from both sides have a lot to say about their favorite camera system. In this article we will take a look at key differences , advantages and disadvantages of both mirrorless and DSLR camera systems.
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What is a Mirrorless Camera ?
Mirrorless cameras are taking over the photography world by a storm. Lets understand more about them and see if they are worth the hype ?
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What is a DSLR Camera ?
Single lens reflex cameras were available in many forms and shapes since long time, using film as the recording medium. DSLR stands for digital single lens reflex and it uses image sensor and digital recording medium.
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