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Types of polariser Filters

You will find few more important points that a photographer can perform to improve his or her photography than getting familiar with the use of the polarizing filter. So what can a polarizing filter do for you ? Among other things it may darken the sky, remove reflections from waters, and create foliage...

lenskirt preview

lenskirt preview an experience  , many photographers have attempted to take photos or a video through glass, simply to be thwarted by reflections. It’s very difficult to remove every reflection unless all light resources from the digital camera side of the glass can he eliminated, which is where the...

Metering Modes Explained and Understanding

METERING MODES EXPLAINED  & Understanding Generally there are three main forms of metering mode that are widely available in digital cameras, every suited to a different kind of photography ,     MULTI-ZONE METERING : The default mode for many digital cameras, this creates an exposure...

Nissin Digital MF18 Macro Flash

MACRO ringflash lighting includes traditionally been the domain of the medical and also forensic photographer, with many of us familiar with it from TV police dramas through which forensic detectives capture minute details at a crime scene. I have always been a fan from the vintage Medical Nikkor 120mm f/4,...

How to Pick a Printer ( How to Choose a Printer )

How to Choose a Printer you have  Lots of inkjet options, from all-in-ones that also scan and fax, to wide-format, pro-level printers such as the Epson Stylus Pro 4900 reviewed , before you buy ((any printer )) , ask yourself… HOW FAST SHOULD IT BE? When choosing any inkjet, you face a trade-off...

Adobe RGB or sRGB?

Adobe RGB or sRGB? I always use Adobe RGB as my colour space, but on a recent shoot t accidently set it to sRGB instead. Also, the pictures have been shot inJPEG. I have processed the images but am not sure how much of image quality I may have lost. He who makes mistakes, learns. We know that Adobe RGB has a...

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