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Just Clicktastic: The Newbie Photographer’s Guide to Taking Amazing Digital...
So, let me guess. You’re a newbie photographer in need of some photography tips for beginners. What kind of help do you need? Well, that, you’re not sure of. You just know that the pictures that you’re...
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The Three Basics of Amazing Photographs
Whether you’ve been photographing for years or just a few months, the “how” of taking great pictures will always the same. There are some basic photography tips that you’ll need to always be mindful of...
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Exposure Basics: Aperture
In the last post in this “Just Clicktastic” series, we learned about exposure. We talked about what exposure is and how it works in your camera through use of two things called “aperture” and “shutter...
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Exposure Basics: What is Shutter Speed?
When it comes to determining your exposure in Manual mode, there are three settings that you have to know: aperture, ISO, and shutter speed. Last Friday, we talked about aperture, so today we’ll be...
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Exposure Compensation Explained
So, now that you’ve begun experimenting with the aperture and shutter speed of your camera, you are probably beginning to understand how exposure works and you are probably figuring out, with practice,...
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Using Exposure Compensation to Take Amazing Pictures
On last Friday, I let you in on a little secret among photographers called “exposure compensation.” If you remember from that post, exposure (EV) compensation is “a setting on your digital camera that...
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A Beginner’s Guide to ISO
Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO are like your holy grail of exposure. Thus far, you’ve learned what you need to know about those first two exposure settings, now it’s time to learn about the third:...
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ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed: Putting It All Together
In the last few posts in this “Just Clicktastic” series, you’ve learned about the three “exposure” settings on your camera: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. You’ve learned where to find these settings...
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3 Reasons Beginner Photographers Should Shoot in Jpeg
When I started out as a photographer, there was one thing I heard over and over and over again. It was: Always shoot in RAW! In case you’re wondering what the heck “RAW” is, it’s a file format on your...
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The Importance Higher Image Quality Has In Better Pictures
In last week’s post, I gave you three reasons why beginner photographers should shoot in JPEG, and not just JPEG generally, but the highest quality JPEG that your camera allows. If you’ll remember, the...
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