Every Tuesday I bring you a tidbit of information meant to help you in your photographic endeavors or simply your appreciation of photography. This week’s tidbit: painting with light. Remember that post awhile back about the cool trick you could do by knowing a little bit about shutter speed, aka how to write your name [...]
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Tuesday Tidbit: Action Shots
Every Tuesday, I bring you a new “tidbit” of photographic knowledge that can help bring your photography (or your appreciation of photography) to the next level. This week’s tidbit: Action Shots. (This week’s topic was suggested by a Tuesday Tidbit reader! Do you have a suggestion? Email me at info@weddingsbvyantage.com). Make sure you have the [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Definition of ISO
Every Tuesday, I bring you a tidbit of information to help you improve your images, learn more about the technical aspects of photography and generally just “talk shop”. This week is about understanding how ISO/film speed works. Have you ever noticed that some of your pictures have more noise (ugly colored speckles) than others? What’s [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Improving your low light images with a point and shoot camera
You asked, I listened. This week’s topic was suggested by a Tuesday Tidbit reader. If YOU have something you’d like to know more about, drop me a line (comment here, email me at info@weddingsbyvantage.com, send me a Facebook message…whatevs) and you’ll see your answer in an upcoming Tidbit. So, taking better pictures in low light [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Understanding Aperture and Shutter Speed
Every Tuesday, I bring you a tidbit of information to help you improve your images, learn more about the technical aspects of photography and generally just “talk shop”. This week is about understanding Aperture and Shutter Speed. Images are created by recording the amount of light that falls onto the film or the digital sensor [...]
