Tag: exposure techniques
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Quick Tip: Photographing Snow
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The biggest challenge when photographing snow lies in your camera’s metering system.
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Quick Tip: Photographing Holiday Lights
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There are many different tricks and techniques to capture the beguiling colors, glitters, and twinkles of holiday lights.
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Quick Tips: Photographing Fireworks
by Rudy Winston
Fireworks are one of the most inspiring, photogenic, yet challenging subjects to capture.
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How to Interpret/Understand and Use Histograms Effectively
by Eduardo Angel
Histograms display a graphic representation of the exposure on a captured image. They provide highly accurate information, but their use is often misunderstood, or, worse yet, ignored.
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Photographing Youth Sports with Stephen Green
by Stephen Green
In many ways, photographing youth sports is a different task than pro sports.
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Using Auto Exposure (AE) Lock
by Rudy Winston
Auto Exposure Lock (sometimes called AEL) is a feature on all Canon EOS camera models, as well as some PowerShot cameras. It's an excellent method of gaining added control over exposure, without losing the speed and convenience of automation.
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Single Image HDR: Part II (Processing)
by Ron Berard
Creating High Dynamic Range Images (HDRI) from a single exposure
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Single Image HDR: Part I (Overview)
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Creating High Dynamic Range Images (HDRI) from a single exposure
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Capture More Light: HDR and High Speed Bracketing
by Uwe Steinmueller
Many dismiss HDR photography as something suitable only for totally static subjects, shot in a slow and methodical fashion. However, with the shooting speed of today’s cameras, this doesn’t have to be the case.
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