Photography

What is a DSLR (Digital SLR) Camera? DSLR stands for “Digital Single Lens Reflex”. In simple language, a DSLR is a digital camera that uses a mirror mechanism to either reflect light from a camera lens to an optical viewfinder (which is an eyepiece on the back of the camera that one looks through to see what they are taking a picture of) or let light fully pass onto the image sensor (which captures the image) by moving the mirror out of the way. Although single lens reflex cameras have been available in various shapes and forms since the 19th century with film as the recording medium, the first commercial digital SLR with an image sensor appeared in 1991. Compared to point-and-shoot and phone cameras, DSLR cameras typically use interchangeable lenses. The photographer can see the subject before taking an image by the mirror. When taking an image the mirror will swing up and light will go to the sensor instead. 1) What DSLR Cameras Consist Of Take a look at the following i

PHONE BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY They say that black and white photography captures emotions, adds drama and depth. If you want to add a range of wonderful black and white photography portraits to your portfolio take a look at these tutorials and learn how to create stunning black and white portrait photographs. 1. start with Black and White in mind. For  many photographers, black and white is more than a creative choice at the post-production stage; it’s a mindset. If you can start the creation of an image knowing that you intend it to be black and white, you can take steps to ensure that all of the elements of a good monochrome image are in place before you press the shutter. Things like contrast in tonality, contrast in lighting, and appropriate expressions from your subjects are all elements that are difficult, if not impossible, to fix after an image is taken. 2.The eyes are more important than ever. The most important part of the majority of portraits are the eyes. The

Tips for stunning phone flower photography 1.Shoot in shoft light. If you’re photographing flowers indoors, window light is perfect for illuminating them, as long as the sun isn’t shining directly onto the subject. Beware of photographing flowers under  artificial light  such as a lamp, as light bulbs tend to create a warm color cast and your flowers will be tinted orange. 2.zoom in for Details . z ooming in as close as possible will give you the most dramatic effects and details. The only true way of getting close-up, high quality flower photos, is by using a specialized macro lens (50mm to 200mm). Macro lenses uncover details that would be impossible to detect with the page. 3. Shoot From A Low  and Different Angle. Getting down to the level of your subject also makes your subject appear much bigger than it is. The low shooting angle in both of these photos gives the impression that the flowers are looming over the viewer, making them much more impressive than if shot from

Amber Fort, Jaipur Amer fort or Amber Fort is a fort located in Amer,Rajasthan,India.Amer is a town with an area of 4 square kilometres(1.5MI). Located 11 kilometres(6.8MI) From jaipur,the capital of Rajasthan.Located high an a hill it is the principal to tourist attraction in the Jaiput area.The town of Amer was originally built by Meenas,and later it was ruled by (Raja Man Singh 1) (December 21,1550-July 6,1614). A view of the fort at Amber in Rajasthan a watetcolor by (William Simpason,c 1860.) *Amber,or Amer devives its name from the Ambikeshwar Temple,built a top the Cheel Ka Teela, Amnikashwara is a local name for the good Shiva.However,local folklore suggests that the fort derivez its name from Amba the mother Goddess Durga. (Built by Raja Man Singh) (Material-Red Sandstone and Marble). At the entrance to the place near the fort's Ganesh Gate,there is a temple dedicated to(Shila Devi)a goddess of the chitanya cult,which was given to Raja Man Singh when h

My persnol pigeon photography You will definitely have to set up your camera to shoot fast no mater of the lighting conditions. You might also want to have the camera shooting more frames one after the other. Your camera focus mode should be continuous (like in sports photography, for examples). Adjust your camera settings.  You will certainly want to use continuous focus (AF-C on a Nikon, or AI Servo on a Canon), select the proper focus point (I usually use the center point or dynamic autofocus), a sharp aperture, and a fast shutter speed somewhere around 1/1200th of a second. Shoot away from the sun.  Usually backlit birds will not be as nice-looking as front-lit birds.  Simply planning to stand in the correct spot will significantly improve the quality of your images. Don't skimp on depth-of-field.  Beginning birds in flight shooters often use the lowest aperture they have available to get a high shutter speed.  While a high shutter speed is certainly important,

sunset photography tips. 1.Starburst.     When the sun is in the frame, set your aperture to f/22 to get the starburst effect. The wider the lens, the more pronounced the starburst effect. Also, make sure the front element of your lens is totally clean. 2.HDR  images. (High Dynamic Range) photography is perfect for sunset shotsdue to high contrast range when you are shooting into the sun.The greater the contrast range   the greater the number of pictures you  need to take, 3. No  filters. When shooting into the sun,remove all filters from your lens,even your skylight filters. 4. Change  focal length. We've got a better shot by moving further away and using a longer focal length. The lighthouse is the same size and is much straighter because we haven't had to tilt the camera. There's a smaller area of sky in the background now, so the sun is larger and we've filled the frame with that rich, orange glow. 5. shot  the sun. 6.Hide the sun.   If the su

Phone Photography tips: How to Take Good Pictures With Your Phone How to Take Better Photos on Your Phone:Tips & Tricks 1.Get in close   If you feel like your images aren’t ‘popping’, take a step or two closer to your subject. Fill the frame with your subject and see how much better your photo will look without so much wasted space. The closer you are to the subject, the better you can see their facial expressions too. 

 2.Focus on one subject. Many of the best photos include just one, interesting subject. So when taking a picture of one, spend some extra time setting up the shot. Some professional photographers say that the subject  shouldn't fill the entire frame, and that two-thirds of the photo should be negative space  -- that helps the subject stand out even more. 3.Shoot every day. 4.Black and white photography.                               Black and white photography, when done effectively – conveys deep emotion or drama. But there’s more

How to Photograph Flowers Here are good tips that will help you make the most of your flower photography this spring. 1.Use a shallow depth of field 2. Get closer First, you can use a telephoto lens and zoom in to the flower. In this case, make sure you take note of the minimum focussing distance of the lens. This is usually marked on the outside of the lens. For example, my 70-300mm telephoto lens has a minimum focusing distance of 1.5 meters (or 5 feet).  3. Make it sharp Finally, check your focus and if necessary use manual focus to ensure the camera is focussed on the most important part of the subject. 4.My Best Lens for Flowers. Most of the time I do not use a tripod, so, I need to use a high shutter speed, and that means a wide aperture, as I try to stay at low ISOs, mostly 100-400 ISO. 5.Use Contrasting Backgrounds photographylife009.blogspot.com Flower photography is not a mechanical thing. Once you understand how light works, flower photo

Bird Photography Tips  How to photograph birds? Bird photography tips for perfect bird portraits: 1) First things first – Your camera equipment what DSLR is good for fast-action photography? I would recommend a fast camera that can handle at least 1/2000 of a second  shutter speed  with 6 to 9 fps. But if you already have an entry-level DSLR, it doesn’t mean that you cannot capture birds – it just means that you might miss a good shot, just because your camera is not fast enough.   What lenses are good for bird photography?  The  Nikon 500mm f/4 VR    while the  600mm f/4 VR     Nikon D3s  + 600mm f/4 VR + 1.4/1.7 TC ( TeleConverter ).   Nikon 300mm f/2.8  + 1.4x/1.7x TC or  Nikon 200-400mm f/4.0  + 1.4x TC,   Canon 800mm f/5.6L IS  (Image Stabilization), 01 Go telephoto. 2) Camera settings  – Maintaining  fast shutter speeds ,   set shutter speed to a minimum of 1/800-1/1600. 02 Aperture priority Get out of auto mode and switch to aperture-priority as th

Hear are most amazing and good Traveling Photography Tips Looking to improve your travel photography?  Here are my favorite travel photography tips to improve your images. Tip 1: research the location Find out as much as you can about your destination by reading up on practical guidebooks, such as Lonely Planet or Rough Guides. The internet is also invaluable, with many specialist websites giving in-depth information about even the most off-the-beaten-track locations. Read forums for other people's first-hand experiences, especially on how to access difficult areas for photography and what time of year is best to go. photography by @sahilswami009photography instagram account. @sahilswami009photography Tip 2: pack just what you need Only take kit you'll need for your chosen locattion. Tip 3: take the right kit   Pack a small bag with a basic kit including:  DSLR body ; good  lightweight tripod ; a  wide-angle zoom , such as a 10-24mm or 16-35