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Tutorial about getting the correct exposure
posted by nightangel666 - 27th of march, 2008
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I recently found this wonderful article. It explains how aperture, exposure and ISO work. It's very interesting and can help to get the right exposure when shooting. I hope it'll be helpful to you :
[link=http://www.aguntherphotography.com/tutorials/the-correct-exposure-part-1-shutter-aperture-iso.html]... More... 
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Feeling Good About a Milestone
posted by charlesoutcalt - 20th of march, 2008
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Usually when I blog I try to write something that will be of interest to other photographers, designers, or guests.
Today, on the other hand, I just want to share some happy news: I have made it to one of my goals, which is to ... More...
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First hurdle!
posted by cleaper - 22nd of february, 2008
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Well I have just managed to get over 50 uploads accepted after a few weeks of being a new member. It was one of my first goals - now all I need is sales! The past few weeks have been really interesting and I have been trying to learn ... More...
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Exposure and Tonal Contrast
posted by aryanimagery - 12th of february, 2008
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Correct Exposure is combination of Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO and a creatively correct exposure is combination of all of above and the photographer’s creative mind. I believe there is nothing can be termed as bad or good light ... More...
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Expose yourself to this...
posted by photoboykane - 29th of january, 2008
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If you're having trouble getting images accepted due to "exposure", this blog just might help...
First, since your images live or die on the screen, consider getting a basic monitor calibration tool. It will help set your brightness,... More...
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Photo contests, more and more a race for our money
posted by dnf-style - 9th of december, 2007
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I need to talk about something that really is starting to annoy me.
This whole year we have been getting mails about entering contests. of course there are a few that really bring you your exposure and a slight amount of fame.
But ... More...
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Time is Relative
posted by espion - 29th of november, 2007
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Yeah! I finally got an image accepted for Assignment!
This image was created via layering multiple exposures of a clock ticking, with each shot taken 1 sec apart, coinciding exactly with the second hand arriving at the mark.
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Love for photography.
posted by asiavasmuncky - 27th of october, 2007
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The beginning I shall say. I am a poor photography student from Chicago... well, not so poor since my parents still support me and pay for my rather expensive tuition :).
I was hoping that maybe (and hopefully) I would be able to ... More...
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Do You Need An External Light Meter?
posted by wysiwygfoto - 20th of october, 2007
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Most all cameras these days have a built in light meter. Do you need one outside the camera to compose a great image? Well, it depends.
On a digital SLR (at least the Canon cameras I own) you have 4 metering options with relation ... More...
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Am I a dumbass?
posted by dnf-style - 20th of september, 2007
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Do not get fooled by the title.
This info will not help you boost up your sales.
It will not even tell you something about your sales.
But since I started a part 1 I can't stop using this title.
Part 15 I made a mistake because ... More...
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Noise reduction: Overexpose, underdevelop
posted by actionwatcher - 19th of september, 2007
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Have you heard this formula? If you first camera was Kodak Instamatic you probably have. If you first camera was digital you probably haven't.
Overexpose, underdevelop is an older (though still widely used in practice) way of shooting.... More...
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Exposure, Shutter, Aperture and Background
posted by aryanimagery - 14th of september, 2007
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Lot of time we face problems while taking picture because of cluttered background and bokeh lights. I have devised for myself few rules that help me to get rid of these things,
1. Depending upon the light, I narrow the aperture that ... More...
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Need help with lighting...
posted by torie508 - 13th of september, 2007
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I have a very small studio, about 8x10 ft., and I use halogen shop lights for my lighting. I have 2 of the double lights with tripods and 2 single lights that sit on the floor. It seems that I do not have enough lighting still to take ... More...
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Exposure compensation and Metering mode
posted by aryanimagery - 13th of september, 2007
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In lots of article and books I have seen that exposure compensation depends on the color, and of course 18% grey and blah blah. Now, my realization is it also depends on the metering mode. Let say your metering mode is Spot, so you ... More...
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