Wide aperture photography

Controlling the zone of acceptable sharpness is vital to image making. We show you how to take control of your depth of field with your Nikon DSLR

I'm sure you have all seen examples of high speed photography;like water splash photos,a bullet hitting to something or bursting balloons like below.Basically high speed photography is capturing objects in motion.This is something very detailed so i advice you to read articles about high speed photography techniques. Useful High Speed Photography Articles High speed Photography

I set my alarm for 4am, Dan and I hopped in the car while it was still dark and drove to our first location. We had scouted a couple of sunrise spots the day before. This spot was a nothing place - not a landmark or a viewpoint. It was by a little carpark for an army base just off the side of the ro

One of the many things that often differentiates a photographer from a snap shooter is the use of depth of field. Shallow depth of field is one of the best compositional tools we have, by using out of focus regions in an image we can concentrate the viewers eye on the main subject. Whilst you can get limited depth of field with some kit lenses, to really perfect the art, you need a lens with a wide aperture, f2.8 being an ideal starting point. Of course wide aperture zoom lenses do not come…

On explore 's first place: 2009-11-20 Thank you all :) Missing old times... Taken with my new babe, a Panasonic Lumix LX3. No crop, 1:1 format.

Learn about the basics of photography, specifically aperture in today's lesson. Learn how aperture affects depth of field, focus, and exposure.

Ready to learn about aperture/F-stop? I am going to share a few tips with you about how to get started setting your aperture. The first step is to decide what you are trying to achieve from the pho…

Get tips for breaking the traditional rules of photography in this how-to photo gallery, from National Geographic.

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