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- Current News, Articles and AdviceHere you will find various news, articles and advice related to the art of photography.
- Lens ReviewsThe best way to give the best lenses review is 'to some extent' shoot indoors at constant and controlled light with objects that are suitable for testing.
- Canon Lens ReviewGet more from your digital SLR camera with a full range of compatible lenses from Canon. Enjoy breathtaking optical performance with the Canon lens.
- Nikon Lens ReviewOne of the primary advantages of a digital SLR camera is the ability to replace the lens. In particular, you should consider replacing the kit lens
- Choosing the Right LensNormal, Wide, Macro And Telephoto. The first step in choosing the right DSLR lens is to understand the different effects created by normal, wide-angle, macro and telephoto lenses.
- Choosing a Flash UnitIf you want to get serious about your photography, invest in a dedicated flash unit and take control of the light.
- Filter GuideRound or Square, glass or resin - filters come in differing forms. Glass versions are round and cater specifically for a set lens diameter, with better ones being coated.
- Need to Know About Camera LensesThere are a few other things to bear in mind when choosing a lens - here are the main considerations.
- DSLR Camera Settings TipsSimply having a DSLR camera to shoot pictures is not enough to guarantee success – you must first and foremost have a unit capable of quality images at fairly high resolutions.
- Correct White Balance SettingsWhy are images sometimes a bit too yellow or blue in tone? Well, the light around us has different color. The eye and the brain adapts to it while the camera has a bit more "objective" approach.
- Histogram - ExplainedThe histogram shows the tonal range and to what extent the different tones are represented in the picture.
- Master the Automatic ExposureIn the beginning when we learn how to photograph it is the most automatic mode which is used. Then it's time to start looking at the different exposure methods.
- Shooting the MoonShooting the moon is tempting, but not very easy. This article describes the difficulties in photographing the moon and how to work around them to take good pictures.
- Aperture Shutter SpeedA fast lens will typically have a maximum aperture shutter speed of f/2.8 or better (some lenses can have an aperture of staggering f/1.2!)
- Why a DSLR Camera?Digital slr cameras offer numerous advantages over compact cameras. Here are some key considerations to make when choosing a camera.
- How to Video GuidesStart Taking Better Shots With Your DSLR. Warning: These hands-on, creative video guide techniques could seriously improve your digital pictures.
- How to Look Great in PhotosA beautiful photograph takes some skill behind the lens, but it takes a little skill in front of it, too.
- How to Capture Perfect Family PhotosLearn how to arrange your subjects, what clothes to wear, and what not to do when you want to take unique family photos that you will want to frame and display in your home.
- How to Choose The Aperture Setting
- How to Choose The Shutter Speed
- How to Clean Your DSLR CameraThere's nothing worse than dust on your sensor causing hours of retouching on your computer, or at worst, losing th shot altogether. You can’t avoid getting dust on your digital SLR sensor, but you can take steps to keep it clean.
- How to Take Good Pet PortraitsDon't you just love your pet's sharming personality, wouldn't it be great if you could capture this unique personality in your pet photos. "Why can't you sit still for just one second?". That's right, it's not that easy.
- How to Use a FlashAs photographers we’re always looking for perfect light. And yet, the quality of available light isn’t always ideal. It is rarely perfect.
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- Digital SLR Camera LensesOnce you've found the right digital SLR camera, you need the best digital SLR lens to go with it. Since picking a lens is almost as hard as choosing a camera, we're here to offer you some helpful advice.
- Lenses to fit CanonThe current market leader with a model for all purposes. Canon's range is supplemented with a vast array of lenses and accessories, equally serving the entry-level, enthusiast an professional markets.
- Prime
- MacroThe ultimate option for most photographers is a proper macro lens, which will enable you to focus from infinity right down to 1:1 life size with a twist of the lens barrel. Image quality is usually excellent with no light loss.
- Fisheye
- Telephoto
- Wide AngleIf you've ever shot a landscape and been fustrated by your inability to cram what you see into the frame, a wide angle lens could be the sollution.
- Zoom
- Lenses to fit NikonDiscover the best Nikon Camera Lenses, as well as the indispensables and new items at the best price at DSLR Lens Auctions!
- PrimeDo you have high demands for brightness and sharpness then a fixed lens is to consider.
- MacroIf you have tried to focus really close to a subject you have probably found that a kit lens can't lock-on any near than about 30cm.
- Fisheye
- TelephotoIf you want to get close to the action and isolate your subject, then you will need a Nikon telephoto zoom lens.
- Wide AngleIf landscapes are your thing, or you like to get in and up close to your subject, then you will need a Nikon wide angle zoom.
- ZoomIf you have got a DSLR, chances are you will have a standard 'kit' zoom lens. These normally have a focal length of 18-55mm or 18-70mm with a variable maximum aperture
- The Best Nikon Camera LensesNikon 14-24mm f/2.8G ED AF-S is firmly from the 'Rolls Royce of lenses' category. The lens boasts two of Nikon's premium lens technologies, namely a Nano Crystal coating (N) and Silent Wave Motor (SWM).
- Lenses to fit SonySony is a relatively new entrant to the DSLR market, but it's already knocked up a string of successful models.
- Prime
- Macro
- Fisheye
- Telephoto
- Wide Angle
- Zoom
- Other Digital SLR Camera Lenses
- Lens Accessories
- Adapters & Mounts
- Cleaning Products
- Lens Cap
- Front Cap
- Rear Cap
- Lens Hood
- Other Lens Accessories
- FiltersOne way to get special effects and change lighting attributes is to use a lens filter, although many digital cameras except for the higher-end models do not accept the traditional screw-on filters some systems such as one by Cokin.
- PolarizingThe polarizer filter is both a nature photographers and a product photographers friend. With a polarizing filter you can control what light enters your cameras lens
- Neutral DensityWith extreme lighting conditions where reflection is not so much a problem as just pure light quantities, such as snowscapes or on the beach it may be necessary to reduce the amount of light in the image.
- UV, Haze & ProtectionUV filter is a filter that removes UV radiation which can cause a slight bluish tint in some subjects (snow, landscape, high altitude).
- Canon
- Hoya
- Tiffen
- Other Brands
- Color ConversionColor Conversion Filters are used to adjust for using tungsten color films in daylight conditions, cooling the color tones from real light to ensure the color tunes are correct.
- SkylightOutdoor photography often takes on a slightly blue cast, especially if the subject is in shade or framed against a clear blue sky or if reflected colors are causing changes in skin tones.
- Light BalancingWhite Balance in digital cameras have great significance for how the colors in the picture are. It says in a way how white or black "appear".
- ExpoDiskA customizable white balance filter such as the ExpoDisc (patent pending) grants dslr photographers the ability to set a precise custom white balance in a flash.
- EnhancingDiffusion Filters give an overall soft focus effect due to an irregular, uneven surface. Particularly useful for portraiture and commercial photography.
- Black & White Photography
- Special EffectsThere are several lenses that exist mainly to create effects, some of the more popular of these I will include below and many if not all of these effects can also be achieved post-shot with imaging software.
- Soft Effects
- Star & Spectral Effects
- Special Color Effects
- Other Special Effects
- Close-Up
- Kits & Sets
- Other Filters
- Filter Accessories
- Adapters
- Filter Cases & Wallets
- Flash Units
- Canon
- Metz
- Minolta
- Nikon
- Olympus
- Panasonic
- Promaster
- Quantaray
- Quantum
- Ringflash
- Sigma
- Sony
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