Frog’s Eye View
In photography the term frog’s eye view is used to describe the camera looking up to the subject from a low view point.
In photography the term frog’s eye view is used to describe the camera looking up to the subject from a low view point.
The diaphragm inside a lens regulates the aperture and thereby the amount of light entering the camera.
Master backlight situations by controlling contrast.
A higher point of view with the camera looking down on the subject has a Bird’s Eye View.
The colour temperature can be seen as the colour tint of the light emitted from a light source.
Contrast in photograpy is the measure of diference between light and dark. Good contrast control is at the heart of good photography.