Archive for the ‘aperture’ tag
The Guide to Telephoto Zoom Lenses for Non-Professionals
Telephoto lenses are those considered to be around 70mm and greater. They come in both zooms, primes, variable apertures and fixed apertures. Inspired by an email from a reader letter, we’ve decided to come up with a bunch of tips for non-professional photographers who want to become better.
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How ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture All Relate to One Another
Here it is: the one chart you’ll ever need to understand shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. It will help you to create better black and white photos, it helps to explain why your lenses are more important than your camera, how to get the most of them, etc. If you don’t understand any of this, take a look at our guide to terminology. Or…take it with you.
This chart will help you with the dark art of metering and shooting out in the field, like at pop culture events. Enjoy!
Editor’s Note: This isn’t our chart. It was sent into us by a reader. Thanks Andrew!
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An Introduction to Various Photo Editing Programs
There are loads of photo editing programs available, but sometimes you’re in wonderment as to which one you should get your hands on. If you’re trying to figure this out or if you’re looking to explore new programs, you should check this essential list out after the jump.
The Noob's Guide to Long Exposure Photography
Long Exposure Photography is a popular technique used to capture light by slowing down the shutter. The formula is simple: slow down the shutter speed and for best results close the aperture (F stop.) This is best done with use of a tripod. What you get as a result is sometimes some very interesting effects such as the picture above. It’s best done with a DSLR or camera with advanced shooting settings like aperture and manual.
