Photography Tip of the Day - November 03, 2010

By Nathaniel 3x Rhine

Judging Exposure

The most demanding lighting conditions, against the light or high-contrast lighting, for example - make it difficult to obtain the correct exposure. If you have the opportunity, check the image and repeat the shot with extra or reduced exposure (using the override controls or manual exposure settings) as you need.

I hope that this tip will be of great use to you.

Happy shooting!

Photography Tip of the Day - October 25, 2010

By Nathaniel 3X Rhine

Finding Focus

If your camera is unable to focus, for example, because the subject lacks detail or is too high in contrast, point the focusing spot at another object that is the same distance away as your subject, before re-framing your shot and taking the picture.

I hope this tip will be of value to you. Happy shooting!

Photography Tip of the Day - October 11, 2010

By Nathaniel Rhine

Set the camera to series exposure, rather than single exposure, if possible. This readies the camera to respond quickly if you need to make a number of exposures in rapid succession. If you do not need a series of images, you can just lift your finger off the shutter button.

Try this simple tip and enjoy your photographing!