Tuesday, August 31, 2010

What is Digital Photography?

Digital photography is a type of photography which has been used for making digital image of any object. Until the arrival of digital photography technology, photography generally used photographic film to produce images through visible by photographic processing.

By contrast, digital photographs can be displayed, printed, stored, manipulated, transmitted, and archived using digital and computer techniques, without chemical processing.

Digital photography is one of several forms of digital imaging. Digital images are also created by non-photographic equipment such as computer tomography scanners and radio telescopes. Digital images can also be made by scanning conventional photographic images.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Choosing A Camera - Camera Categories

What kind camera should be perfect for you? Certainly, it is the most obvious question for you. Camera users generally fall into one of the three categories: amateurs, professional and hobbyists. Purpose of using can help to choose perfect camera for you.

Cameras are normally divided into groups: ultra-compact, compact, prosumer or hobbyist, and digital SLR, and most manufacturers build units in quite a lot of categories to capture more of the market. Most units fall into the mainly two classes, with compacts having a good range of quality, resolution, and options, and the prosumer range including higher quality and greater control over manual options and accessories.

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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

How to Take the Perfect Photo in the Dark

Taking photos in the dark is not easy for newbie photographers. One of the main factors to producing high quality images is light and the problem with dark is that there is very few of it. Due to insufficient light at night the color of images become more subdued and unbiased while color tones change. However, nowadays there are many cameras provide settings option to compensate for this. If you widen the aperture from the settings option, the depth of field would be reduced. By slowing down the shutter speed of the lens you can increase the amount of light. But the image quality would not be good, it creates blurry images. Therefore, it is recommended that you use a tripod to steady the camera while taking pictures at night or in settings with low lighting.

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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Tips in Cleaning Your Digital Camera Lens

We like to take different types of snaps by using digital camera( i.e digital photography) as it is easy to use and produce good quality image. We are generally busy with taking photos of holiday trips, wedding, family photos and we just forget to clean the lens. The question is how do we clean the lens with care without damaging the lens and causing problems with your camera?

The following are the great tips in cleaning your lens correctly without scratching your expensive camera lenses-

1. Use brush tools which allow you to remove dust and dirt form the lens. You should handle with care while cleaning the lens.

2. Use high quality lens cleaning cloth to remove oils and finger marks.

3. Some oils may require using 100% alcohol on your cleaner.

4. Place your expensive lenses in a camera bag and put on the lens cap after use.

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Digital Photography Tips for 2010 Christmas

Here are some Christmas Digital Photography tips and ideas to try that come to mind for digital camera owners wanting to capture the big day:
  • Making sure that you are ready to take the snap of any planned event. The location of your shots is also a very important part.
  • The shots before the event starts properly are often great because they show everything at it’s best before everyone descends on your party zone.
  • Speaking of shots before the party starts, why not set up some before and after shots both of the place you’re holding your party and what it looks like afterward. Make sure you take the shots from the same position.
  • Photographing Christmas lights is something that can be tricky to do. David Hobby from Strobist has put together a great tutorial on how to do it. Check it out at How to Photograph Christmas Lights.
  • One of the most common types of shots at Christmas is the ‘group photo’. It’s usually taken at the end of the evening or day when everyone is looking at their worst. For a ‘fresher’ shot take it once everyone has arrived. Also think before hand about how you might pose everyone and where you might take the shot.