Photography for the Serious Amateur
Photography for the Serious Amateur
You know that moisture and dust can damage your cameras and lenses. Prolonged high humidity levels (65-70% or higher) can damage your lenses and certain parts of your camera body through oxidation (rusting) or fungal growth. High atmospheric humidity provides…
Microstock websites are sites that collect stock image submissions from a wider range of talent, including beginner and amateur photographers. These stock images are uploaded via the internet and listed on the site for a very low price for a…
Macro photography is a complex topic, so selecting the best lens for macro photography isn’t just about selecting one lens and then being done with it. That’s just the starting. But before that, I’d like you to understand more about…
You’ve seen sports photographers on the sidelines of every sports event – with massive lenses supported by monopods. You’ll see them there in almost any kind of weather… Waiting to capture a perfect moment – one that distils the essence…
Architectural Photography and Interior Photography is what it sounds like… Taking photographs of the architectural features of buildings. Usually, with commercial architectural photography, these images are for the builders or the building’s owners and are intended to be used in…
Most people starting out in photography are interested in portraiture (people photography). So, it makes sense that of your first few lenses, you should choose one lens that is the best lens for portraits with your camera system. We love…
You want to buy the best camera lens for your camera, but where to start? There are so many different types of lenses, manufacturers, and usages that it’s very easy to get confused. This article is a starting point from…
Since the advent of digital photography, photographers have wanted more detail, and to many, this translates to ‘more megapixels’. But do more pixels being packed into sensors (that are not getting larger) mean more quality? In fact, today, there is…