Better Photography for your Elearning Courses
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Here are some potential responses to common photography questions: To get tack sharp photos, professionals focus on using a fast shutter speed (at least 1/500), a tripod or stabilized lens when possible, high quality lenses, proper focus technique like back button focus, and post processing sharpening if needed. Some great photographers to follow on social media to learn more include Thomas Heaton, Peter McKinnon, Marc Silber, Chase Jarvis, and Annie Leibovitz. Micro four-thirds cameras use a smaller sensor than full frame but allow for smaller, lighter lenses and camera bodies. They are a popular choice for travel and everyday photography. HDR photography combines multiple exposures of the same scene to capture a
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- 24. Buying Guide The Technology Composition Tips Post Processing
- 25. Buying Guide
- 26. How do I select a camera? (short answer: find one you can afford)
- 27. Single Lens Reflex Point & Shoot Prosumer Major camera types
- 28. The megapixel myth (YAGNI:You need just 6 MP to print a massive billboard)
- 29. Point SLR Prosumer & Shoot
- 30. Point SLR Prosumer & Shoot More megapixels + Small sensor area = Crap pictures
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- 32. X doesn’t matter it’s misleading (use 2 feet zoom and bother about light instead)
- 33. 1. Aperture
- 34. 1. Aperture
- 35. 1. Aperture
- 36. 2. Time/ Shutter Speed
- 38. Control Aperture
- 40. Aperture : f/13 rture : f/5.6 Ape
- 41. Paul Bica Control Shutter Speed (S)
- 42. Paul Bica Sh utter Sp eed - 8s
- 43. Paul Bica Shutte r Spee Sh utter Sp eed - 8s d - 1/1 000
- 44. Control ISO
- 45. ISO:800
- 46. ISO:800 ISO:800
- 47. Absolute rubbish You control the camera not the other way around
- 49. Buying Guide The Technicalities Composition Tips Post Processing
- 51. Zooms vs Primes
- 52. 100-400mm 400mm 2.8 4.5-5.6 IS USM IS USM
- 53. 15 89 $ 100-400mm 400mm 2.8 4.5-5.6 IS USM IS USM
- 54. 89 67 50 $ 15 $ 100-400mm 400mm 2.8 4.5-5.6 IS USM IS USM
- 56. Canon EOS 5D - Mark III Top of Line Full Frame 22.3 MP 6 FpS Canon EOS 7D Top of Line Crop Frame 18.0 MP 8 FpS
- 57. Canon EOS 5D - Mark III Top of Line Full Frame 22.3 MP 6 FpS $4299 Canon EOS 7D Top of Line Crop Frame 18.0 MP 8 FpS
- 58. Canon EOS 5D - Mark III Top of Line Full Frame 22.3 MP 6 FpS $4299 Canon EOS 7D Top of Line Crop Frame 18.0 MP 8 FpS $1899
- 59. Point SLR Prosumer & Shoot More megapixels + Small sensor area = Crap pictures
- 60. Prosumer Point Full Frame SLR SLR & Shoot More megapixels + Small sensor area = Crap pictures
- 61. Buying Guide The Technicalities Composition Tips Post Processing
- 62. Composition Tips
- 66. Something in every third
- 70. Shooting People for eLearning
- 71. Sharp eyes
- 72. Composing for the screen
- 73. The Rhino’s Weapons X When a rhino engages in combat for mating privileges, what part of it’s body does it use to attack its rival? Teeth Horn Limbs Head Submit
- 75. The Rhino’s Weapons X When a rhino engages in combat for mating privileges, what part of it’s body does it use to attack its rival? Teeth Horn Limbs Head Submit
- 76. The Osprey X An expert fisherman amongst birds, the Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) is a large, migratory raptor. Widely distributed across the world, it’s a winter visitor to India. Its primary diet is fish though it’s also known to feed on rodents, amphibians, other small mammals and birds.
- 77. The Osprey X An expert fisherman amongst birds, the Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) is a large, migratory raptor. Widely distributed across the world, it’s a winter visitor to India. Its primary diet is fish though it’s also known to feed on rodents, amphibians, other small mammals and birds.
- 78. Montagu’s or Pallid Harrier? X While the harrier males are quite distinctive and easy to tell from one another, the females can put you into quite a pickle. Depending on their morph and plumage, Montagu’s and Pallid Harrier females can be quite diificult to identify. What harrier is this? Click the labels to find out.
- 79. Montagu’s or Pallid Harrier? X While the harrier males are quite distinctive and easy to tell from one another, the females can put you into quite a pickle. Depending on their morph and plumage, Montagu’s and Pallid Harrier females can be quite diificult to identify. What harrier is this? Click the labels to find out.
- 80. Buying Guide The Technicalities Composition Tips Post Processing
- 81. Post Processing
- 85. Camera RAW (your digital negative)
- 88. White Balance
- 91. Histogram
- 92. Ever wondered what this means?
- 93. Dark to bright, from left to right Shadows Highlights White point Black point
- 94. Clipped Highlights A potentially overexposed image
- 95. Clipped Shadows A potentially underexposed image
- 96. A tough to correct image
- 97. Subtle Subtle Highlights Shadows An easy to enhance image
- 99. Enhancing Colour
- 101. Black and White
- 104. Tools you can use
- 105. Adobe Photoshop
- 106. Adobe Lightroom
- 107. Mobile Tools
- 108. Instagram
- 109. 100 cameras
- 110. Pixlromatic
- 111. Snapseed
- 112. Photogene
- 113. iPhoto
- 114. Photoshop Touch
- 115. Buying Guide The Technology Composition Tips Post Processing
- 116. How do professionals get tack sharp photos? Who can I follow if I want to learn more? What are micro four-thirds cameras? What is HDR photography? What is RAW format? Questions? How do I photograph birds? When should I use flash? How do you post-process your photos? Why do you post-process your photos? Is it ethical to post process photos?