FULL FRAME
Full frame can mean that your camera sees and records the full amount that the lens sends it, which is nice. There is no internal cropping of the image. Full …
Month: April 2019
MENUS
Today’s digital cameras have an average of 5,235,750 menu options (maybe more). It’s like 5 millions engineers got together and each one added something. (some of them added two things). …
CLOUDY DAYS
Cloudy days can be deceiving. To the eye and to the camera things look rather monochromatic. There isn’t a lot of variation. No blue sky or bright sunlit areas and …
THE DARK SIDE
How often do we shoot the dark rather than the light? Sometimes for sure. Sometimes it’s the shadows and the unlit areas that draw our attention, that make the shot. …
DO YOU SUPPORT UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND CHECKS?
Of course! You should always check the background. It can make or break your shot. Not every photo has a background, but the majority do and when your photo has …
SHOT LIST
Tequila Boubon Scotch Vodka Jello … (Probably not the best shots to have before going out on a shoot for a client.) Sometimes we are given another kind shot list. …
CAMERA PERSONALITIES
Cameras have their own unique personalities. When you buy a new camera chances are you find it takes a little while to get used to it. Little by little you …
DELETE, DELETE, DELETE
Yes, it’s easy to fire away, shot after shot after shot. Burst mode. Machine gun mode. We shoot, we experiment, we fail, we duplicate, triplicate, centupleicate. That’s what the delete …
FLEETING PHOTOS
What’s the life cycle of a photo? I suppose that depends on how it is measured. We can measure how long a photo lasts electronically before it is deleted or …
YOU SUCK
That’s right. You’ve no doubt heard it before. Chances are you were the one saying it (to yourself, I do). We all pretty much suck at most stuff, especially in …