Slow-motion shooting with Canon’s newest image sensor
100 fps shooting in almost no light at all
Canon certainly is among those brands which are not only manufacturing cameras only for the sake of marketing, but that have a great...
Fibonacci numbers and nature
What is the Fibonacci sequence?
One of the best and clearest definitions about the Fibonacci sequence can be found on Wikipedia:
In mathematics, the Fibonacci numbers are the numbers in the following integer...
Rule of thirds
What is the rule of thirds?
As we have seen in the article Composition rules in photography, there are a lot of composition rules. We can use these for our creative purposes....
Composition rules in photography
Why? Because a lot of things are happening subconsciously. What this means is that it happens quite often that even if we look at a picture and we like the content...
What is the Golden Ratio?
What is the golden ratio?
The golden ratio is a special number. Mathematically this number is an irrational number. This means that it has an infinite numbers after the decimal place. What...
One to one comparison between Nikon D850 and D810
The very awaited Nikon D850 was launched. But is worth the investment?
A lot of people, including me, were very excited when I found out that the successor of the Nikon D810...
Which is the best time for photography?
Which time is the best for photography? A lot of people are asking this question. Especially those that are quite knew in the field of photography. But this isn't a general...
Aperture explained!
What is aperture?
We have mentioned previously the "exposure triangle ". As we already stated the three pillars of the exposure triangle are: shutter speed, ISO and aperture. The combination of these...
Shutter speed explained!
Shutter speed as we know is one the three pillars each photographer needs to know and understand. The combination of these pillars ( ISO, aperture and shutter speed) form the exposure...
ISO explained!
One of the fundamental concepts a photographer needs to understand is ISO and how this affects your image. It is one of the three pillars of photography, which are: ISO, aperture...