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Tips For Taking Photos From Airplane’s Window

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On January - 6 - 2020

The Alps

image by TheFella

Indeed, images taken from airplane’s window do not offer variation of angles because we sit in one place without any chance to move here and there. Though this kind of photo taking is rather boring yet if you can manage to shoot with the right techniques in the right timing, the results can be very interesting. The most important part of plane photo taking is that you can kill your boredom and anxiety during your flight, either before taking off or landing.

There are some tips that can help you create better images when you take it from your plane’s window seat, enjoy: Read the rest of this entry »

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Tips on Shooting at the Blue Hour

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On January - 4 - 2020

Blue Hour Photography

Immortalizing flickering lights at the dark night is one of the photography branches which are lot of fun. The notion for it is called “night shoot”. Those gleaming and sparkling lamps are captured by the camera and appear like colorful stars that warm and cheer the dark night. And it just simply becomes so beautiful.

However, there is a moment where those shining lights can look even more beautiful compared to the night time. The time when the sunlight is already disappeared but the sky is not completely dark. At that very moment, we can look up at the sky and find some dark blue hues on it. That is the exact moment which we call “blue hour” in the world of photography. Read the rest of this entry »

Travel Photography Tips : How To Capture Extraordinary Travel Photos

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On December - 26 - 2019

Travel Photography Tips - How To Capture Extraordinary Travel Photos

There are many ways to maximize the travel photographs from the cameras we own, even if we only own a simple pocket camera. There are probably many of you who have learned and applied these tips that I’m about to give, but I’m sure there are also plenty of you who still shoot at whims without any preparations or distinct goals that will support a great end result.

Here I present some general tips on travel photography that will help you in getting satisfying results: Read the rest of this entry »

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(Photography Tips) How Were These Photos Taken?

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On December - 12 - 2019

slow speed photo

These photos interest you? And are you curious as to how they were taken? Like what camera was used, what filters, shutter speed settings, ISO? Or maybe you’re curious as to how it was edited in photoshop and what techniques were used to get these results? I will explain to you in detail and answer all these questions about how these photos were made.
Here are the secret ingredients: Read the rest of this entry »

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How to Make a Sunrise look like a Sunset, or Vice Versa

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On November - 10 - 2019

Sunrise look like a Sunset

Photos of sunrise and sunsets are two photos with distinctly different features. But did you know that the two are different only because of the different light ambiance? Take a look at the two above photos. The one at the top has a yellowish hue, creating a warm sense of dusk. The bottom photo, on the other hand, has a bluish hue of a cold dawn. Read the rest of this entry »

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Difference between the P Mode and the Full Auto Mode in Digital Cameras

All digital cameras, may it be a DSLR or prosumer digital cameras, there is a dial button to camera’s modes. The dial most often encountered is that for the PSAM and Auto Full Auto Modes. But what are the different between the P and the Auto Mode? They’re very similar in that they can be […]

Nikon D800 Futuristic-Looking Camera Concept

TechnoFotografia created a concept design for the yet-to-be-announced Nikon D800 DSLR. One of the novel features dreamed up for the design is a LCD screen that can be detached from the camera and used remotely . If this were to ever exist on a DSLR, losing the screens would be an issue, and replacing them […]

Red Eye in Photographs and How to Deal with Them

There are most likely times you encounter red eyes on your models in your results when you photograph. This, in the world of photography, is known as the “red eye effect.” This is a common phenomenon that occurs because the light from the flash reaches the blood vessels behind the retina of the eye and […]

What are the Advantages of Using a Monopod?

Generally, monopods aren’t substitutes for tripods. You won’t be able to photograph with bulb (long exposure) using a monopod. But if what you’re looking for is a tool to help you stabilize your camera from any shock, help you take pictures in poor light conditions, or just want an all-around sharper picture, then monopods trump […]

What Photographers should Know: Focal Plane Mark

Do you own an SLR or DLSR camera? Try and pay attention to the top part of the camera. Find the Greek letter Phi a circle divided in half by a long line mark that’s usually placed not far from the view finder. Maybe this feature is familiar to those who’ve been into photography for […]

How to Take Spectacular Lightning Pictures

Photographing a lightning is a dangerous hobby. What most people do not understand, is that lightnings are unpredictable and they could strike down any time, anywhere. At the same time, taking a picture of a lightning storm can be very rewarding, especially if the lightning pattern is unique or the picture is taken at an […]

Superzoom Prosumer Cameras, How Good are They?

Have you ever encountered a prosumer camera with an unusually long range of zoom? These prosumer cameras are equipped with more than 15x zoom or an equivalent of 24-400 mm in a 35 mm sensor. Wow, that’s an awesome digit, considering these cameras only cost around $400 – $500. Even though its shape resemble a […]

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