Light Metering Modes, and When to Use Them
What metering modes does your dSLR camera have built in? How can you use them creatively and effectively? Answered here at Beyond Photo Tips
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Tiny Tips 18: How to Get Great Bokeh from Your Lens
Everyone who knows what Bokeh is wants it... Those who have it, never want to let it go. Can you ever have enough of it? Probably... But if you don't have enough bokeh, you first need to ask yourself... Are you doing…
Steady Your Point 'n' Shoot
Light cameras are susceptible to shake. Here are some practical tips that will help you to reduce shake in your cameras and create memories.
7 Ways To Develop Your Photographer’s Eye in Daily Life
Discover practical tips to sharpen your observation skills and enhance your photography. Learn how to see what others miss and improve your creative vision.
Polarizing Filters Make Magic Moments
How to use polarizing filters for best effect in your nature photography. How to use polarizing filters effectively and for effect
Tiny Tips 2 - Light Study
Study the play of light on your subject! Remember that light travels in straight lines and casts shadows: the stronger the light, the darker the shadows. A good photograph depends on an aesthetic balance of your…
How to Get The Sharpest Photos With Your Lens - Encountering Diffraction
Here is a guide to help you pick the best aperture to produce maximum sharpness with your lens. Lens sharpness is affected by diffraction.
8 Good Habits for Creative Photographers
Creativity can be nurtured and developed. Here are 8 habits that will allow you to develop and grow your creative mind
Strobist - Hobby goes Pro
David Hobby (aka Strobist) has taught hundreds of people the techniques of off-camera flash photography to create beautiful portraits.
Is Flash Photography Bad For Newborn Babies?
Studio Flash photography seems like it may affect a baby's eyesight. But medical professionals have conclusively said that it is completely safe.
Tiny Tips 6 – Study Your Main Light Source
How much do you really know about light? Remember to be an observer of light. Study it at all times, and you will take better photographs.
Tiny Tips 5 – Study Light from Different Angles.
Remember that when light hits the subject ‘Head-on’, more often than not, the lighting is flat and uninteresting. You may want to place the subject so the light falls on it from one side. This may cause shadows on the…