Photography Blog October Archive

Shooting in RAW

By Website Introductions at 10/18/08 21:19

In the day 40 of 100 Photographic Tip in 100 Days by Bryan F. Peterson featured the many ways in which ISOs of digital camera sensor's sensitivity to light that could affect your images.

Shooting in RAW can deliberately record images two stops underexposed and could be corrected these bad exposures in post - processing like the push processing that used to do in darkrooms in analog photography.

Learn more about how to tweak your underexposed shots on the link below.

Link: A Technique To Push Your Digital Exposure The Way We Used To Push Film - Gearlog

Travel and People Photography: The Right Way To do It

Traveling the globe will not be complete without small trinkets of souvenirs and memorabilias. One of these, and maybe the most important is a photograph. Photos captures precious memories of the time well spent of a person in a country. This especially applies to common, professional or amateur photographers who wants to capture a scenery or a local of a country as they are. The tips given in the permalink below will provide helpful tips which will help you capture travel photos perfectly.

Link: Travel Photography Tips: People

Nikon’s Highly Anticipated D90 DSLR

Photo enthusiasts will surely be pleased with highly anticipated Nikon D90 DSLR packed with plenty features.

It is the first DSLR that has video capture capabiliy in the world. Its still has the most notable 3 inch LCD screen which is bigger, brighter with a higher resolution screen.

The D90 has a bigger 12 megapixel sensor and up to 4,288 x2,848 pixels image resolution. It also comes with an improved ISO with a range of 200 to 3200.

Link: Ahead of the curve