1. Know Your Camera Does this sound familiar? You buy the latest digital camera out there, come home, rip off the box, then proceed to fiddle with the device. You briefly flick through the hundred page camera manual and then never look at it again. Not a good idea! If you buy a d ... Continue Reading
Tip 1: Use Long Exposures The key to successful night photography lies in a long exposure. We’re talking about exposures measured in seconds. When a long exposure is used, more light is allowed into the camera, allowing the details in your night photo to be captured. The proble ... Continue Reading
Tip 1: Bring a Tripod Always bring a tripod if you plan on shooting landscapes. Even if the day is sunny, you may need to use a small aperture to achieve a great depth of field. In such cases, you may be using a low shutter speed – which leads to camera shake if you can’t hol ... Continue Reading
Emil is an experienced location and studio photographer. Here is what he has to say: “I use high – end digital DSLR equipment (in analogue terminology this equates to professional 35mm SLR equipment), edit images using Photoshop CS4 and process these edited images at l ... Continue Reading