Shooting at eye-level
Stand with your legs shoulder-width apart, so you're really stable. You may find that it's more comfortable to stand with one leg in front of the other, rather than the side-by-side as shown here.
Shooting Close Ups by Russ Burden
by Russ Burden
Rating: 8 / 10
Close up photography allows the shooter to bring a fresh perspective to ordinary objects. Next time you're shooting close-ups, keep these tips from Russ Burden in mind.
Shooting Beach Portraits at Dawn
A lesson produced by WebPhotoSchool®
Before you go to shoot that early morning outdoor portrait, make sure to have that checklist with you: ...
Shooting from the Air
Pictures taken from inside airplanes are problematic because the plastic windows are so thick they destroy sharpness. Still, the quality is fine for 4 x 6-inch album prints.
Shooting Guide: Late Summer in Mt. Rainier National Park
You don't have to wait for fall for this Washington park to get scenic
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Shooting the Lunar Eclipse
Get out at night and point your camera up!
by Kevin Moss ...
Shooting Surfaces
Next, we set up a shooting surface for the sweater, the components of which were kindly loaned to us by the studio.
Shooting an Incredible Lit Landscape From Start to Finish
Tutorial Details
Difficulty: Intermediate
Requirements: Standalone Flash, Tripod, Camera with 30+ second exposure
Completion Time: 1-2 hours ...
Shooting Nature with the Yashica Mat 124G
by Darren Spohn
Getting Started Without Spending Big Bucks ...
SHOOTING TECHNIQUES Your camera equipment should be prepared for the aerial assignment well before you approach the target area. As you approach the target area, you should recheck your equipment and have it ready for the first exposure.
Shooting With Digital SLRs
Left Image: Digital SLR, Tamron 70-210mm f-2.8 lens, 1/90 sec at f-2.8, multipattern metering, Bogen monopod and shoulder stock ...
For shooting speed, setting the DSLR to give Fine/Large JPEG files is going to let you blast sequences of shots at several frames-persecond rather than using Raw format which takes longer to write.
30 Responses to "Shooting with an In Camera Flash" - Add Yours
"Has anyone noticed how there has been a real anti-flash vibe going around recently in the digital photography sphere?"
Don't tell me you haven't seen Strobist.com, Darren.
Shooting Over/Unders
Both the above-water and underwater portions of the photo are recorded in ambient light when shooting over/unders.
Shooting Fireworks with a Digital Point-and-Shoot Camera
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Shooting on Plexiglas
For this shot, I wanted the computer to "pop" forward out of an all-black background, but I didn't want it to simply look like it was floating in space.
Troubleshooting Nikon Capture Problems
Nikon knows how to make great cameras, but they are not nearly as expert at writing software.
Troubleshooting Camera-computer Connections
This page should help you handle some of the common issues you might have connecting your camera and computer for transferring files.
What if the computer doesn't do anything when I connect the camera?
Shooting Panoramas
The three images above have been stitched together into a single panorama (right).
Click to see how dramatic 360-degree panoramas can be.
Shooting in cold temperatures causes serious problems if the camera and lenses are brought into a warm environment, like a lodge, without protection. The issue is condensation.
The shooting angle means, in simple terms, where you stood in order to take the photograph.
For most people, most of the time, they were standing up, looking face-on to their subject when they pressed the shutter button.
For shooting landscape photos, it's usually best to bring wide-angle lenses. I also bring along a telephoto lens in case I want to shot some creative, zoomed-in shots.
Tip 6: Composition ...
When shooting small you are close to your subject, which means the amount of suspended matter in the water between the camera's lens and subject is reduced.
Shooting Sunset and Sunrise Photos
Ahhh, the captivating and enduring beauty of a sunset or sunrise photograph! ...
Understanding Shooting Modes of DSLRs - Nikon Modes
There are 11 modes of shooting on a Nikon Entry Level camera (D70s, D80, D90..etc). They are: ...
3. Shoot Through: Shooting from just inside a treeline or through a bunch of tall grass or flowers will heighten the sense of being in the landscape.
4. Seek Contrast: Include strong elements of light and shadow to achieve a more stunning effect.
Older & Lighter: Improved Shooting Solutions
If you're like me, when you're out photographing with a long lens and tripod you're asked repeatedly "How much does that weigh?" I'm sure we've all been tempted to answer, "Too much.
Autofocus AF troubleshooting
When I first started using a digital SLR camera, one of the most frustrating problems I often came across, was when my DSLR lens wouldn't focus properly.
Choosing the right settings and equipment for shooting flowers
The sumptuous colours of flowers instantly draw photographers into gardens and the countryside in spring and summer.
Try shooting from different angles. If you're looking for deep saturation of the colors, use front lighting. If you'd like to bring out the texture of your subject, side lighting is the way to go.
I spend nearly as much time getting ready for a shoot as I do shooting. It's that important. Here's my basic night-before-the-shoot checklist: ...
Shooting something that’s moving without causing any unintentional blur - taking a long exposure photo of a waterfall, for example.
Shooting information
Press the info button in shooting mode (except live view) to show a full screen 'shooting information' display, ...
Shooting at high ISOs and tweaking sharpness in an image can introduce excessive noise. Balancing these two aesthetic elements is an art.
By Richard LoPinto
This Article Features Photo Zoom ...
Shooting "Into" The Sun
Turn A Problem Into A Creative Solution
Jim Zuckerman
Silhouettes
Shadows And Form
Jim Zuckerman ...
Shooting Photographs in the Snow
Successful photography in the snow, people skiing for instance, is largely a question of applying the correct exposure compensation. (see below for quick tip) ...
SHOOTING FIREWORKS WITH A DIGITAL CAMERA
By Jim Barthman
I was recently asked to photograph a local fireworks display.
Shooting Modes
For an image to be captured by a digital camera's image sensor, the latter requires exposure to light. But at night, light is what we don't have enough of.
Shooting HD Movies
Shooting HD movies is very simple with the Nikon D5000. In order to shoot movies, perform the following actions: ...
Shooting digitally? This guide is made for you. You will erase a lot less pictures than you ever did before. And you will be amazed at how many great keepers you shoot.
Shooting Silhouettes
The outline or silhouette of the subject always makes for a great portrait. There are two things that demand special attention while shooting silhouettes: the intensity of light source and the subject's posture.
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to expose photographic film or photostencil materials to light.
Shore A
a hardness reading of an elastomer or other flexible material with a durometer on a scale from 0 to 100.
Shooting range
The range in which a camera is able to capture sharp, focused images.
Shooting SPORTS
Here are some tips to get the most out of your camera.
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Shooting the really small photo subjects
By Scott Gietler
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Shooting Modes
The amount of control you have in choosing how your digital camera captures an image. All digital cameras usually have an Auto mode: the camera decides for you the best shutter speed/aperture settings.
If shooting still life, get fairly close to what you are photographing.
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Choose a spot to focus on (it will not be blurry).
Try Shooting in Black and White
This really adds drama. Check it out. You can have black and white prints made from color negatives.
The Shooting Session
The actual shooting session was fairly simple. Everything had been set up and the camera settings dialed in for the shot. The only variable left was how much shadow across the mountains would produce the best image.
When shooting
Before snapping any photo, try these tips for preventing red-eye:
Whenever possible, try not to use a flash. If you have to use a flash, ask your subject to look toward the camera, but not directly at the lens.
Flash shooting distance range :
The distance range over which a flash can effectively provide light. Flash shooting distance range is controlled by the amount of flash output available.
Sunset Shooting Basics
When it comes to making great sunset or sunrise shots, time is your main ally-and enemy. Spend some time enjoying a sunset and you'll see what I mean. It happens quickly.
How-To: Shooting Photos in Directional Sunlight
How-To: Shooting Photos in Directional Sunlight
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troubleshooting
Strategies used to define and solve problems encountered while using information technology tools.
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Tips on shooting outdoors or indoors in a large space:
Don't use bounce flash if outdoors or if the ceilings are too high or too dark or are painted in colours that will tint the light of the flash. Keep the flash straight on.
Shooting Underwater - Tips for Underwater Photographers
by YK Yeo
Shooting underwater is really an art and like all art it can be perfected if you have the passion and perseverance to get the right picture.
Shooting in vertical format is no excuse for not tucking in the arms
for a more steady handholding.
If you don't have a power grip with an accessory shutter button, turn around the camera.
Shooting in RAW gives you amazing added control over the final look of your image, including the option to alter the white balance post shoot. Here's your quick guide to the options.
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Shooting range About 0.3 meters to infinity from lens tip
Macro shooting range About 0.015 m to infinity from lens tip
Shutter Still: 180, 120, 60, 30, 15, 8, 4, 2, 1 - 1/2,000 seconds; Video: 1/30 - 1/2,000 seconds ...
Shooting action is difficult. It requires preparation and anticipation. If you press the shutter when your subject enters the viewfinder, you will most likely miss the shot. Remedies are cameras with very high frame rates.
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