So we're going to put the debate to rest today. By the end of those article - you'll know the best shutter speed for video. You'll then be able to get up and take that super buttery slow motion and/or cinematic shot you desire.
So we're going to put the debate to rest today. By the end of those article - you'll know the best shutter speed for video. You'll then be able to get up and take that super buttery slow motion and/or cinematic shot you desire.
If you're looking for a quick and easy way to measure camera lens size, then read on! This is an important part of photography that many people don't think about when they are buying a new lens, filters, or other equipment. Our article will teach you exactly how to measure camera lens size. By the end of this article you won't have to wonder what your camera lens size is - and you'll be able to make all of your purchases with confidence going forward!
Well, that’s what we’re going to discuss in this article. We will start with the benefits of using a 50mm and conclude with some techniques and challenges.
This blog post will discuss 25 photography exercises for beginners that will help beginners and more experienced photographers alike get better at their craft.
This article covers everything you need to know, from camera settings like aperture, iso, shutter speed, focal length, and more! We'll also explain why these settings matter so much and ultimately answering the question, what's the best camera settings for indoor photography without a flash.
We’ve tested, researched, and questioned users of 10 of the best monopods for video on the market today. By the end of this article, you’ll be able to make an educated decision on which monopod would work best for your video needs.
No matter the time of year, a beach is always an excellent location for photos. Although many factors make this setting work well in photographs: lighting and color are just two examples, it's often easy to overlook one important detail - camera lens quality! You may have attempted to recreate a photo you've seen in the past, with little success.
