Lens | Photography tips and tricks, Equipment, Photography News, Photography Books, Tutorial, and Lighting - OneSlidePhotography.com Category

Archive for the ‘Lens’ Category

Interesting Facts about “Image Stabilization”

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 15 - 2018

Facts about “Image Stabilization”

Tremors and shakes are constant problems in cameras, especially when shooting in low or when photographing from afar using a telephoto lens. To counteract the problem, a technology called “image stabilizer” has been integrated.

Image stablization (IS) is a mechanism used to lessen the effects of in photographs blurs caused by movement/tremors to the camera when the camera is hand-held.
Now, alost all camera brands have this IS technology implemented into their lens or camera bodies.

But did you know that this technology has existed well before DSLRs were invented? The human and animal eye is actually equipped with a natural image stabilizer. Watch the following videos where the eyes of cats, chickens, owls, and humans are explained to have a built-in image stabilizer. Read the rest of this entry »

Articles, Lens

Which Lens should I Buy Next?

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 13 - 2018

Which Lens should I Buy Next

Someone who’s just freshly delved into the world of photography by buying a DSLR with a kit lens will have this question resonating in their thoughts as they go deeper into the rabbit hole of photography. Whether it is for the sake of having a ranged collection of lenses or the desire to widen their photograph horizon in one specific area of photography (like macro photography), that next lens will surely tempt you. And with the abundant collection of different types of lenses available out there, the answer to this question will surely need some serious contemplations. Read the rest of this entry »

Beginner's Guide to Photography, Lens

What is Back and Front Focus Lens?

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 8 - 2018

What is Back and Front Focus Lens

What is Back/Front Focus when referring to camera lenses?
Back focusing and front focusing refer to the tendency of a lens – or sometimes the camera body – to focus slightly behind (back focus) or slightly in front of (front focus) the intended subject when using autofocus. In some cases, it can be eliminated by adjusting the lens at a repair center, and Canon has recently added a feature to the 1D Mark III, 50D, 5D mark II, 7D that allows the individual user to make adjustments on the camera. Read the rest of this entry »

Lens

The Best Lens for Portrait Photography

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 2 - 2018

Best Lens for Head Shot Photography

Many novice photographers ask, “which lens is best for photographing head shots/portraits, and why?” Actually, suitable or not a lens is depends on the needs of the photographer. What you need to familiarize yourself with is actually the characters of the lens you’re using and how it effects the proportions of the object’s face that you’re photographing.

For more detains, you can view the comparisons of the shape of face in the model below, shot using different focal lenghts: Read the rest of this entry »

Beginner's Guide to Photography, Lens, Photography Tips and Tutorial

Causes and Solutions for Vignettes on Photos

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 2 - 2018

Lens Vignetting Problem

Have you ever had dark areas appearing on the edges of your photograph? If so, that’s what is called a lens vignette. Here are some causes and solutions for any vignetting that may occur in your photograph:

Read the rest of this entry »

Filters, Lens, Photography Equipment

Related Photography Ideas for Lens at OneSlidePhotography.com

Questions Which Should be Avoided when You Learn About Photography

The following questions are the most common ones asked by amateur photographers which professional photographers find ridiculous. Why? It is because photography is a piece of art and not a math calculation where one plus one results two. There are so many unnecessary questions and usually they are ones to be blamed when a photo […]

Wildlife Photography Tips and Tutorial with Chris McLennan

A commercial Wildlife photographer, Chris McLennan has spent the last 20 years traveling around the world capturing various wildlife locations. In this video, he shares several key things you should follow to ensure a successfully prominent wildlife photograph. Some of the key points in the video for best wildlife photography are:

This Camera Returned, after 3 Years Missing at the Bottom of a Muddy Creek

Image credit: Photograph by John Noerr What would you do if your camera and its memory card plunges into a muddy creek during a camping trip? Of course, with a heavy heart, you’ll give the camera up and deem it lost. Even if you’re to be able to find it, it’ll be in a state […]

Tips on Outdoor Portrait Photography

Outdoor shooting technique is a little bit different from the indoor one. Even though there is abundance amount of light that gets in, we do not always get good photos from there, especially when the object of your photo is a human or a portrait of someone. One of the major reasons is because when […]

Li Wei Photography – Work Scene

Li Wei is a well-known photographer. His imagination knows no limits and his works of art are truly amazing, some even disturbing, but none of the less spectacular and different. Only by looking at Li Wei’s photos you get sucked in a world of fantasy and unlimited possibilities.The contemporary artist Li Wei defies gravity by […]

The EDFAT Method in Photojournalism

There’s something called the EDFAT method in photojournalism to help create a good photo essay. Through this method, the photographer will proceed to find the right photo frame that’s creative and can collect a complete data to be displayed in the photo essay. This method was introduced by the “Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and […]

External Flash Photography Techniques

In photography, lighting is the main key to getting an extraordinary photograph. One of photography’s instrument that’s in very close relationship with lighting is the flash light. There are many ways to use flash to get maximal results in different lighting conditions. Several of these are: Bounce Flash Technique (reflecting light) The goal when using […]

Photography tips and tricks, Equipment, Photography News, Photography Books, Tutorial, and Lighting – OneSlidePhotography.com

Categories

photography reference