Tag Archives: Exposure
Wildlife Photography Exposure
The exposure of a digital photograph is affected by the camera’s aperture, shutter speed, ISO setting, and of course the amount of light in the scene being photographed. An incorrect exposure will turn an otherwise well composed wildlife image into … Continue reading
From Canon Australia: 30 Sec Tip – Multiple Exposure Photography
Canon Collective Ambassador Colin Baker shows us how to shoot abstract frames using Multiple Exposures mode built in to your camera. Learn more about Canon Australia at #VividSydney and how you can make the most of your time there: https://www.canon.com.au/vivid … Continue reading
Interesting Photo of the Day: Fireflies Long Exposure
With summer just around the corner, backyards are coming to life with the humming of nature’s wonderful (sometimes annoying) and cute little bugs. From ladybugs, bees, grasshoppers, and a few pesky creepy crawlers, an average backyard becomes a jungle. And, … Continue reading
2 Long Exposure Photography Hacks to Try if You Don’t Have an ND Filter
We all love long exposures, well I personally do. They are a great way to create dynamism, movement, and add depth to your images. In this tutorial, I’ll show you two long exposure hacks that can be useful if your … Continue reading
How to Use the Zone System to Learn about Metering and Exposure Compensation
When you first move off auto, you realize how much control you have over your camera. You get to choose the aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and be able to manually select the autofocus point, among many other things. In short … Continue reading
How to Get the Correct Exposure at Night with These Helpful Tips
Colorful lights on the Tappan Zee Bridge reflected in the Hudson River at night. Behind the shot: ISO 200, aperture f/8, shutter speed 90 seconds, White Balance tungsten, lens used 80-200mm f/4.5 manual Nikkor zoom. Exposing your photos correctly at night … Continue reading
Daytime Long Exposure Photography Tips
There are two main categories of long exposure photography: images captured during the day and those that are taken at night. Although the techniques used to take these photos are largely the same, a number of differences also exist. This … Continue reading
Long Exposure Fire Photography – 5 Tips for Beginners
ISO 100, f/10, shutter speed 5.0 seconds A long exposure photo can make flames look soft and feathery, capture spark trails, and be used to create a romantic or cozy mood. The tips in this article will help you get started with long … Continue reading
8 Reasons to Love Long Exposure Photography
Long exposure photography is not a new type of photography, but it is one that is gaining in popularity. Many photographers are buying Neutral Density filters (ND Filters – more on them below) to capture their own long exposures. It … Continue reading
Alien Skin Exposure X Bundle Includes Their Most Popular Software For $199
Gear Individually, the software costs $ 350 Alien Skin is combining Exposure X, Blow Up, and Snap Art into a single bundle for a lower price… Popular Photography
Understanding Exposure Value in Photography
Before explaining Exposure Value (EV for short), it helps to know what Light Value (LV, for short) means. When you find something (whether it’s a person, a landscape, or even a ninja), there are (generally speaking) two main levels of … Continue reading
8 Steps to Great Long Exposure Landscape Photography
In this article I will outline eight steps, that will help visualize what you’ll need to capture beautiful, well-planned, and unique images that you’ll be happy with. Long exposures are the true artworks of photography; a normally static and bland scene … Continue reading