If you are good (or reasonably good) with your camera, chances are, you’ll awe your friends with your photographs.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 August 2011 11:36 )
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How To Photograph Lightning
Wednesday, 20 July 2011 11:55
Rohinton Mehta
By the time you read this issue of Smart Photography, hopefully, summer would be nearing an end. The rainy season would be just around the corner.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 July 2011 12:04 )
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Photoshop Magic
Tuesday, 21 June 2011 15:55
Rohinton Mehta
Digital noise, along with low dynamic range, is the bane of all digital photographers. Manufacturers are doing their best to tackle these problems and with recent cameras, we are seeing a lot of improvement in both these departments.
Technique by Rohinton Mehta
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 21 June 2011 19:35 )
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Use Shutter Speeds Intelligently
Monday, 13 June 2011 13:04
Rohinton Mehta
Shutter speed controls the duration, or, for how long the quantity of light entering the lens, is allowed to act on the film/sensor. Hence shutter speeds also control exposure. But what else do shutter speeds do?
Last Updated ( Thursday, 30 June 2011 12:03 )
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Learn To Use Apertures Wisely
Monday, 13 June 2011 12:14
Rohinton Mehta
We all know that apertures control the amount of light hitting the film/sensor and hence plays an important role in controlling the exposure. But what else can they do?
Last Updated ( Monday, 27 June 2011 17:12 )
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If you are good (or reasonably good) with your camera, chances are, you’ll awe your friends with your photographs.
By the time you read this issue of Smart Photography, hopefully, summer would be nearing an end. The rainy season would be just around the corner.
Digital noise, along with low dynamic range, is the bane of all digital photographers. Manufacturers are doing their best to tackle these problems and with recent cameras, we are seeing a lot of improvement in both these departments.
Shutter speed controls the duration, or, for how long the quantity of light entering the lens, is allowed to act on the film/sensor. Hence shutter speeds also control exposure. But what else do shutter speeds do?
We all know that apertures control the amount of light hitting the film/sensor and hence plays an important role in controlling the exposure. But what else can they do?