Panning a camera is like serving a tennis ball. It’s all about the follow through. I’ve played a lot of tennis in my day and I can tell you that the follow through is where it’s at. Have you ever seen one of those photos that looks like something is moving fast in it? Or […]
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Photography Tips, Tutorials & Techniques
The photography section includes posts and articles that cover tips, tutorials and best practices for various areas of photography and photographic manipulation. Discussion includes camera fundamentals, composition, lighting, macro and close-up images, lenses and gear, low light and more. Additional topics include traveling as a photographer, developing the "eye" and special effects.
How to Take & Edit Time Lapse Waterfall Photographs
My lady and I decided that Halloween would be a perfect excuse to hike up into the woods to take photographs of a waterfall. Don’t ask me how the two are connected because I won’t have a good answer for you. Anyway, we’ve been meaning to get up to this waterfall because it’s very pretty […]
What’s So Special About Camera Lens Filters?
If I had to guess, I’d say that one of the most fun things about photography is browsing through all of the gadgets that are available for us to use. Whether this browsing be online or in a physical store, it’s all the same. When someone is into photography and has chosen to make it […]
When to Use Manual Focus Instead of Auto Focus with Your Camera
Part of becoming a proficient photographer is learning when to use certain features that your camera and lens offer. I can remember back to one of the best tricks I ever learned. It was a long time ago when someone told me that I could lock an auto focus position by pointing at an object […]
Which is a Better Camera Image Sensor? Full Frame or Cropped
One of the most basic questions people ask when they’re ready to purchase a DSLR camera is whether a full frame sensor is better than a cropped sensor. I suppose they can ask that question backwards as well because everyone has their own priorities. The word “better” is subjective. In today’s post, I’d like to […]
Using Manual Focus with Live View for Canon DSLR Cameras
I’m not sure which I prefer more, using the viewfinder or Live View with my Canon DSLR camera. I’ve owned many models in the Rebel line and which option I choose totally depends on the situation, and to be honest, my mood. Sometimes, when I’m trying to be creative, I’ll use the viewfinder to capture […]
What’s the Difference Between a Zoom Lens & a Prime Lens?
I’ve been working with cameras and lenses for quite a few years now and to this day, I still have a battle raging inside of me. Which is better, a zoom lens or a prime lens? And what’s worse, as I sit here and type, I can’t give you a definitive answer. Both options are […]
What is Focus?
If you haven’t noticed, I love writing posts that explain things. Really, the more intricate, the better. I enjoy analyzing the details of something and translating those details into what I think someone might understand. I don’t always meet the mark though because I have a tendency to get excited and rush, but I do […]
Which is Better? A DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
Let me tell you something. I’ve been around cameras for a quite a while now and when someone asks which of something is better, it’s nearly impossible to give them a definitive answer. There are a few reasons for this. First or all, the answer depends completely on the person’s priorities. What are they looking […]
Choosing a Focus Mode For Your Canon Rebel T7i DSLR Camera
The auto-focus feature on Canon’s Rebel line of cameras is quite stellar. It’s been getting better every year and for a good majority of photographers, it’s what they use when they’re out shooting. There’s actually a lot that surrounds the topic of auto-focus with these cameras and you might not even know much of what […]
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