Saturday, March 8, 2014

Aperture is symbolized with the character F.Every lens has blades which will close or open in order to let less or more light to come in (watch this video for more details). As the f value decreases the blades are opening and let more light to come in. As the f value increases the blades are closing and less light come in. With low f values you can get a blurry background, this will help you to...
Back in the days when I was not in the photography word, I saw a magnificent  picture of a night sky with a lot of stars.I thought that it was photoshop because the photo was not even close to the night sky that i see with my eyes.After i got my first dslr(a nikon D3000) i tried to shoot the milky way galaxy and here is the result: The only thing that you need is a dslr. (what is...
Iso basically is how match sensitive to light your sensor is.For example, a photo with 100iso will look darker than a 800iso one(if you keep the other settings the same). So what's the caught?Why not to use high iso all the time? As you can see below the higher the iso the more grain(noise) you get. How to get rid of that noise? Full Frame sensors are better at controlling noise and you can...

Friday, March 7, 2014

In this post i will guide you to choose your first camera based on your needs, don't expect me to tell you "go and buy the X camera" there are a ton of photography cameras out there just because every person has different needs. There are two camera types: Point and Shoot(P&S)  SLR/DSLR If you got tired from phone quality and want to take good pictures with a little...