While taking photos, I keep on finding and hunting for tips. These are some of them – 5 tips per post
Tip 766 (Learn the tricks of depth and field and focusing): Using the concept of Depth of Field can make some very interesting photos. Control these through your aperture control (a higher aperture of 1/22 means a larger Depth of Field, and a smaller aperture of 1/2.8 means a much smaller Depth of Field), and [...]
Tip 671 (Keep upto date with software techniques): Part of improving your photo skills is about seeing improvements in your post-processing abilities. There are a lot of improvements you can do by reviewing the hundreds of techniques available for improving your photos using tools such as Photoshop or Lightroom. Set a target of reading up [...]
Tip 391 (Choose different vantage points for taking your photo): Look for different vantage points when taking images. Sometimes, just shooting from a different vantage point can ensure that help you see patterns or a certain design in the way that nature / man made objects are arranged. Tip 392 (Use reflections and shoot some [...]
Tip 386 (No need for Image Stabilization when using a tripod or normal shooting): Although the treatment for using Image Stabilization varies from camera to camera, there is pretty much agreement that Image Stabilization is useful when there is a need for it, but one should turn it off when the conditions do not require [...]
Tip 381 (What is Image Stabilization): You must have heard of Image Stabilization. After all, modern cameras all proclaim the power of Image Stabilization. Image Stabilization is a measure used to increase the stability of an image. It is needed since there will be camera shake at low shutter speeds, which will render an image [...]
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