Today, I want to dive into a crucial aspect of photography that often leaves beginners scratching their heads – Exposure Compensation. Trust me, I get it – the jargon can be a bit overwhelming, but fear not because I’m here to break it down for you in simple terms. So, what exactly is Exposure Compensation, … Read more
Safeguarding Memories: A Photographer’s Tale of Backup Mastery: **Start with a Solid Workflow:** Establishing a solid workflow is the first step to ensuring your photographic legacy endures in the intricate dance of capturing moments through the lens. This foundation is crucial, akin to the bedrock supporting a towering structure. **File Management and Organization:** Manual File … Read more
A Full Guide to Cloud Storage for Photographers: Do you know what cloud computing is? Understanding cloud computing is very important for a skilled photographer who works in the digital world. Cloud computing means getting computer services like storage, processing power, and programs over the internet. You don’t have to rely on local servers or … Read more
I am an experienced photographer with many years of experience using various cameras. My cameras are always with me on all my adventures, whether hiking and capturing beautiful scenery or traveling and documenting the exciting cultures I encounter. One of the cameras I have always felt confident about using is the Canon EOS 5D Mark … Read more
Hi, I’m Sharon, and this is a love note to the DSLR, my all-time favorite camera, and never to be replaced. I heard some news recently that the camera brand I use, Nikon, has decided to stop making DSLRs, and from this point forward, they will only create mirrorless cameras. There’s no difference in image … Read more
What is shutter speed, and how does it work well? When you take your photo, your camera opens a shutter to allow light to hit the sensor and then closes that up, and the shutter speed controls how long to leave that shutter open. For now, a dial on your camera usually controls this. It’s … Read more
Before we start, there are no shortcuts to getting better at street photography. This genre consists mainly of failure repetition and times. 5 Street Photography Tips Every Photographer Should Know: Holding your camera: If you’re no stranger to street photography, you’ve probably already learned this the hard way, just like me, and that’s simply keeping … Read more