Terms used in photography can often confuse a photographer, especially a beginner. Here is a list
of photographic jargon, with as-simple-as-possible explanations.
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Photographic Jargon
Terms used in photography can often confuse a photographer, especially a beginner. Here is a list |
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Colour has its beauty, but so does black & white. Sometimes, black and white images create greater impact than colour.
Nature has given us eyes that can see detail in very bright as well as very dark areas at the same time. In other words, the dynamic range is high.
A visit to a zoo can be satisfying for those who cannot afford going to exotic locations to photograph wildlife. Unfortunately, not all zoos are ‘open-type’; birds and animals are often caged.
Almost every D-SLR image can improve with sharpening; some require more, some less, but nevertheless, sharpening is required. At the same time, every photography book and magazine advises you against over-sharpening. Over-sharpening causes images to go rough.
