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Posted by heinrichvdb |
May 13th, 2012
New cameras are much improved at eliminating noise at high ISOs than at the beginning of the digital era. Yet it is still something to look out for.
Beginner tip
The amount of noise you can bear depends on what you want to use the image for. If you...
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Posted by heinrichvdb |
May 6th, 2012
A single-lens reflex camera is one that uses a moving mirror system that permits the photographer to see exactly what will be projected onto the camera sensor. When the shutter button is pressed, the mirror lifts out of the way of the sensor and the...
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Posted by heinrichvdb |
Apr 23rd, 2012
The Swakopmund–Walvis Bay area in Namibia is one of the Van den Bergs’ favourite places to photograph. They spent some time there photographing for Southern Africa’s Beautiful Deserts – The Big Picture and were after the desert creatures in...
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Posted by heinrichvdb |
Mar 13th, 2012
Let’s decelerate for a moment. Slow the shutter speed down and capture the action as if the subject is still moving. We can achieve this with a simple change of the f-stop.
Beginner tip
Dial your f-stop down to f22 and see what happens. If you are...
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HPH Publishing is proud to present the first in the Phototips series of books: Phototips – Principles of Nature Photography. The book is aimed at photographers who want to hone their photography skills and produce breathtaking images. The Van den Bergs take you with them into the wild to photograph nature with a freshly creative perspective. Learn how to get the most from your equipment, work with light and capture images that you never thought possible. 
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