Tiny Tips 19: 5 Top Tips When Shooting Tethered
Shooting tethered for the first time can be tricky, and doing it for the first time in front of a client is definitely not recommended.… Read More »Tiny Tips 19: 5 Top Tips When Shooting Tethered
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Tiny Tips 18: How to get Great Bokeh from your Lens
What’s ‘Bokeh’? It’s a word of Japanese origin used to describe the aesthetic quality of the ‘out-of-focus’ area of a photograph. Typically referring to the… Read More »Tiny Tips 18: How to get Great Bokeh from your Lens
Tiny Tips 16: Always Use a UV Filter
A UV filter is an important part of every photographer’s kit. This may seem like a no-brainer to any sufficiently advanced photographer reading this post,… Read More »Tiny Tips 16: Always Use a UV Filter
Tiny Tips 15: Hyperfocal Distance in Street Photography
If you want to take really quick & sneaky photographs on the street without putting your eye to the viewfinder, here’s a sneaky trick. Setting… Read More »Tiny Tips 15: Hyperfocal Distance in Street Photography
Tiny Tips 14: Hold your Camera Right
If you’re using a dSLR, put your left hand below, supporting the base of the camera, with the index finger and thumb positioned to adjust focus/zoom. Support your left elbow with your chest and grip the camera body firmly with your right hand, positioning your right index finger above the shutter release.
Tiny Tips 13: To the Aspiring Professional – Know Where Your Money Lies!
If you know what you like to shoot and what you are really good at Photographing, you also have to know the kind of photography… Read More »Tiny Tips 13: To the Aspiring Professional – Know Where Your Money Lies!
Tiny Tips 12: To the New Enthusiast – Know What You Like to Shoot
Work towards knowing where your talent – if not your Genius – lies in photography. Decide what you like to shoot. It may be Birds… Read More »Tiny Tips 12: To the New Enthusiast – Know What You Like to Shoot
Tiny Tips 11: To the New Enthusiast
To the enthusiast: Photography can either be a serious hobby or a profession possibility. Whatever the status of Photography in your life, know the power… Read More »Tiny Tips 11: To the New Enthusiast
Tiny Tips 10: Study and use Backlighting for Close-up / Macro Photography
Very often, when you are taking photographs of a subject with an element of translucency (Like flowers, fruits and vegetables or maybe even a dragonfly… Read More »Tiny Tips 10: Study and use Backlighting for Close-up / Macro Photography
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