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How to take photos of Sports, Children, Wildlife, and other fast-moving subjects
Sunrise, Mexico Taking photos of fast-moving subjects can make for some amazing photography, but it also presents a unique set of challenges. In this brief tutorial, I’ll cover some of the basics of … more →
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How to take photos of Sports, Children, Wildlife, and other fast-moving subjects
timpaphotography wrote 2 days ago: Sunrise, Mexico Taking photos of fast-moving subjects can make for some amazing photography, but it … more →
Shake, rattle and roll!
Derek Gale wrote 1 week ago: Many of you have got digital cameras. Given that almost every mobile phone now has a camera built … more →
Using On Camera Flash
mjolnir8 wrote 1 month ago: As I mentioned on my previous post, here are some samples of using the on camera flash on normal mod … more →
June 5, 2009 Photo Seventy-six
shutterwasp wrote 1 month ago: I was deliberately playing with camera-shake this time. I can’t say the results were great, bu … more →
May 17, 2009 Photo Fifty-eight
shutterwasp wrote 1 month ago: Yeah I know, crazy camera shake. But sometimes, you just try the picture anyway, and 99% of the time … more →
Basic Steps for the Right Exposure
artobelle wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a way to approach getting these settings right: Start by assessing the overall level of … more →
How To Take Sharp Pictures / Avoid Blurry Photos
timpaphotography wrote 3 months ago: Brooklyn Bridge, New York City Taking sharp photos is one of the most important “technical” aspects … more →
K64 Interior
whystoptime wrote 5 months ago: 64 ISO Kodachrome, I took these early 2007, it was a wet overcast day with some soft sky light thro … more →
8 Tips to keep your Camera steady without a Tripod
abhiramsarat wrote 5 months ago: Many consumer level photographers dont find the need to invest in a tripod. Besides the cost, they c … more →
What's Different About Travel Photography
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blueskyphotography wrote 5 months ago: Hasselblad 503CW camera and Hasselblad 50mm Distagon FLE T series lens with Kodak Professional Por … more →
Low Light Photography
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blueskyphotography wrote 6 months ago: Under low light conditions (eg. at the edges of the day, indoors or under heavy shade) it’s of … more →
Focus Magic takes out some camera motion.
probaway wrote 6 months ago: Yesterday my friend Ben took a picture of me for the EarthArk 001 shipping container document. I wan … more →
Steady as you go
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Pete wrote 6 months ago: Seasons Greetings to everyone! All the best wishes for a fine year end, I hope it’s a happ … more →
Shutter Speed - In beginner speak, err "Shutter Speed"
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James Fletcher wrote 7 months ago: Continuing the series of posts where I try to explain some of the basic concepts of photography in “ … more →
Hong Kong
James Fletcher wrote 8 months ago: The second time I was able to use my shinny new DSLR was on a business trip to Hong Kong. Great I th … more →
Slow shutter test - moving the picture
kusakabemisao wrote 8 months ago: This is my attempt to create the slow shutter effect using my Powershot A580. I don’t have di … more →
Holy Shaking Cameras Xanatos
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Andrew C wrote 8 months ago: First off I would like to advertise Xanatos’ latest offering to the machinima community … more →
Tips on Keeping your Hands Steady
nicolodeon wrote 9 months ago: HK skyline. Hand-held shot taken by Sherwin Dy. Tremors can really spoil a picture at times. I mean, … more →
Steady now! Steady..... How to hold a camera
wonderingpondering wrote 1 year ago: Holding a camera steady is a learned skill. And one that takes time and practice. Yes, you can carry … more →
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