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keskiviikko 30. marraskuuta 2016
PictureCorrect.com: How to Use Photography Reflectors to Save on Lighting Costs
We all know that photography is about capturing light. We all know that the basic setup for a portrait requires three lights. Now for the ugly part: buying good quality studio portrait lights is expensive! Enter photography reflectors.
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PictureCorrect.com: Why Does “Bad” Composition Work?
The rule of thirds is a common framing technique used in photography and cinematography and likely one of the first lessons most photographers learn. This method brings balance and natural appearance to the composition, often resulting in a crisp, appealing image. But Brain...
PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Wilshire Grand Drone Portrait
There are many jobs out there that definitely aren’t for everyone. Some require being underwater, underground, or well above the rest of us climbing a tower or building. For those who do the climbing, they put their safety at risk to complete construction and engineering...
PictureCorrect.com: How to Work with Lens Flares in a Home Photo Studio
One of the golden rules of studio photography is to never point lights straight at the camera. Doing so can create lens flare, reduced contrast, and all sorts of other problems. Yet, in the video below, portrait photographer Gavin Hoey shows us that rules like the one above...
PictureCorrect.com: Landscape Photography Elements
There are many factors that go towards creating great landscape photography. Some of the most popular and successful landscape photos usually follow a few of the elements described in this article while ignoring a others in order to create a unique scene. Here are a few items...
tiistai 29. marraskuuta 2016
PictureCorrect.com: How to Avoid the Red Eye Effect
There was nothing more frustrating back in the day than having your disposable camera’s photos developed just to find that your subject(s) had red eyes. This is an annoying effect that comes from camera flash and the harsh light that enters the subject’s eyes. Michael Aranda...
PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Sunflowers Under the Milky Way
The complement between foreground and background in a night sky exposure is the light that shows the viewer the detail normally lost during the nighttime. In this image, that light is shown in full effect on a colorful sea of sunflowers looking upwards toward the starry...
PictureCorrect.com: How to Photograph a Simple Silhouette
Silhouettes have been in vogue since before the advent of photography. Before the 1830s and the appearance of the first cameras, cutting out the likeness of person on a dark card was one of the easiest and least expensive ways of capturing a person’s likeness.
Today, there’s...
maanantai 28. marraskuuta 2016
PictureCorrect.com: Getting the Correct Exposure is Essential
Getting the right exposure is essential to any quality photo. Exposure is the amount of light that is let into the camera which contributes to the photograph that is recorded. A good exposure has the correct amount of light to produce a balanced shot.
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