In this video, we’ll be learning what a stop of light means in photography and why it’s crucial for a photographer to understand this concept. We will also be understanding how this concept can help you understand functions like Image Stabilization and usage of ND filters.
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Sometimes, due to the kind of lighting that we are shooting in, our images can have an unwanted colour cast in them. For example, look at the shot below: You can see that the shot appears very yellowish. This is because it’s being shot under tungsten lighting, which produces a yellow looking warm light. Different…
About the Author Hi there, I’m Kush Sharma, the founder of Creative Pad Media, an organization dedicated to simplifying photography and videography education. We have over 50 online courses that cover various genres in photography & videography, catering to both beginners as well as professionals. These courses are available via Udemy.com. Our courses have been…
In this video we will be learning about how shutter speed affects exposure. We will be performing a very simple demo of taking a random shot with different shutter speeds, to see how the light coming on to the sensor gets affected by it. Here’s the video: This video is from our Photography for Beginners…
In this video we will be looking at the anatomy of the body of a basic DSLR camera. We will be looking at the various important buttons and functions on the body that every beginner should know of. In this video the camera shown in the Nikon D5500, but this learning is applicable to most…
One of the very under-rated rules in photography is called the reciprocal rule. It’s a rule that gives an idea about the shutter speed that you have to use when taking hand-held camera shots. About the Author Hi there, I’m Kush Sharma, the founder of Creative Pad Media, an organization dedicated to simplifying photography and…
Understanding the metering system in a camera can help you get the correct exposure very quickly. The two most common types of metering systems are – Evaluative (Canon)/Matrix (Nikon), which is the default metering system and Spot Metering. When you take a shot, the camera works by taking into account the exposure for a certain…