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We've featured a number of photography cheat sheets in the past that aim to help budding photographers choose their first camera. We're adding another to the pile today, this time with a different approach: picking a camera based on the photography that you want to do. thephoblographer.com »
Studio portraiture is particularly interesting for many budding portrait photographers because of the level of control they can have over their final image. You can always set up your light the way you want, experiment with different lighting techniques, play with backdrops, and use any equipment that you feel is necessary to the results you want to achieve. thephoblographer.com »
When you're new to photography outside your smartphone, it can be either exciting or overwhelming to decide which camera to use, especially for travels. But if you're really serious about narrowing it down, you may want to get some tips from today's photography cheat sheet. thephoblographer.com »
When you're new to photography outside your smartphone, it can be either exciting or overwhelming to decide which camera to use, especially for travels. But if you're really serious about narrowing it down, you may want to get some tips from today's photography cheat sheet. thephoblographer.com »
Mastering camera controls can be intimidating for beginners, especially for those who are upgrading from a smartphone camera. But, it doesn't have to stay that way. Today's photography cheat sheet will certainly help anyone who wants to have a better understanding of the three basic camera settings: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. thephoblographer.com »
If you're yet to master your camera's features and settings, understanding the metering modes is one of the crucial ones to get started with. Your camera evaluates the best exposure settings to choose based on a particular scene through this functionality. thephoblographer.com »
Missed the manual photography cheat sheets we shared previously? We bring yet another one that you can use both to practice shooting in manual mode and get to know your camera controls better. If you're just getting started with photography, let this be your quick reference for your next practice! thephoblographer.com »
