Photography Tips

  • Frame a Photograph
    An excess of elements in your frame leads attention away from your main subject. Therefore you can best leave out anything that doesn’t pertain to your subject.
  • Focus
    The focus ring on your lens allows you to focus manually. A camera with autofocus focuses when the shutter release button is half-depressed.
  • Composition
    By moving the subject and horizon away from the center you get more natural proportions.
  • Perspective
    Perspective: the relative proportions between the image elements. These proportions suggest depth in a flat plane.
  • Lens – Categories
    Characteristics and poperties explained through lenses with a fixed focal length.
  • Lens – Features
    A wide angle lens has a wide angle of view, a large depth of field range and exaggerates perspective.
  • Lens – Angle of View
    The angle of view decreases when the focal length increases.
  • Light – Contrast
    Contrast in photograpy is the measure of diference between light and dark. Good contrast control is at the heart of good photography.
  • Light – Colour Temperature
    The colour temperature can be seen as the colour tint of the light emitted from a light source.
  • Bird’s Eye View
    A higher point of view with the camera looking down on the subject has a Bird’s Eye View.
  • Light – Backlight
    Master backlight situations by controlling contrast.
  • Lens – Aperture
    The diaphragm inside a lens regulates the aperture and thereby the amount of light entering the camera.