I think daylight savings must have messed with my brain in addition to my clocks because I swore it was Tuesday today. Umm…not so much. ANYway, today’s (Wednesday) tidbit is about shutter speed and, as promised, I’ll show you a cool trick at the end. First, an explanation on shutter speed. It’s simple, really–the longer [...]
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Tuesday Tidbit: Depth of Field
Ok, so remember last week we talked about how aperture and shutter speed worked together to ensure the correct exposure of an image? If not, go back and read it here. So, why would you care at all about aperture anyway? Or shutter speed for that matter? We’ll start with why you’d care about aperture. [...]
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 [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: How to look your best in photos
So many of us hate to get our picture taken, often because we think we look bad in photos. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Here are some tips for looking your best in photos the next time someone tells you to “Say Cheese!”: Get your winks the night before. A good night [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Rule of Thirds
Every Tuesday, I’ll be bringing you a new “tidbit” of photographic knowledge that can help bring your photography to the next level. This week’s tidbit: the rule of thirds. The rule of thirds is used by visual artists of all kinds. The idea is basically this: when you compose a scene (whether it’s on canvas [...]
