Photography

Mastering Exposure: Get Your Colours Right Getting the exposure right Light meter is a scale that you see in the view finder of your camera that ranges from -2..-1..0..1..2. Changing your shutter speed and aperture settings will have an impact on the exposure and the light

Get Background Blur on 18-55mm Lens The 18-55mm is a very nifty lens. You can get great images with Nikon 18-55mm, even for those where you want to blur the background. The first thing you should understand is why do you get background blur in some images. The defocus of

Tips on How to Use DSLR Self-Timer It’s the age of selfies, it feels like we have forgotten that our DSLRs are capable of doing that. DSLR self-timers are a lot more versatile than mobile phone front cameras. Let’s see how to make the most of them. Timer

Best Lens Combination for Beginners In DSLR photography every lens has its specific purpose and they do their best only in that domain. Trying to diversify lenses only makes them bad. I do try to mix and match my lenses in situations that are not suited for, just because I

Composite Images – Key to Photo Manipulation Photo manipulation is a completely different subject in itself. It’s somewhere between digital art and photography. It involves photographs, but it also involves a lot of creative thinking and a lot of editing in software like Photoshop. I fought Po! So, we will

Understanding Histograms With Black and White Images Histogram is something which even most of the “professional” photographers have no clue about. They see a graph at the corner of the screen and ignore it. Photography is basically, photo-graphy. Photo meaning light, graph meaning data. A histogram is a graphical representation