Tutorials from picturecorrect.com (page 11)



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101 - Elements That Make a Striking Image - Photography Tutorial

What does it take to create a really stunning image? There are six basic elements when designing a great image and certain factors that influence composition and make a really great image. If you can understand these and learn to apply them successfully then you’re on your way to top photos.


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102 - Depth of Field – A Major Player in Creative Control - Photography Tutorial

When you hear the phrase Depth of Field (also called DOF) you may wonder why you should care as long as your pictures are in focus. Well since DOF is generally referred to as the range of a pictures over all sharpness; and most people are instinctively drawn to the sharpest part of the picture first, we would say that it is indeed a major player in the game of creative control.


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103 - Use a Low Camera Angle for Landscapes - Photography Tutorial

It seems as if everyone is trying to be a landscape photographer these days. With the advent of digital imaging and the corresponding ease in cranking out pictures, photography is everywhere. Because of this, it’s getting harder and harder to create landscape images that are different and not the same old stereotypical stuff that everyone else is shooting.


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104 - Lens Types and Selection for Digital SLR Cameras - Photography Tutorial

One of the most important advantages of DSLR cameras (i.e. semi-professional and professional) is the ability to use different lenses. However deciding on what lens to buy and what lens is suitable for a specific type of photography is a bit difficult. In this article we learn about advantages and main purpose of using specific types of lenses, hoping that we make it easier for you to decide. Let’s have a look at different types of lenses and learn when they are used.


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105 - Using Colors Effectively - Photography Tutorial

Using colors effectively in digital photography.


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106 - Understanding Exposure Compensation - Photography Tutorial

As you learn digital photography you’ll find terms that leave you wondering what on earth they mean. One of them is exposure compensation and sometimes known as aperture compensation or Ev. A technical term, but if you understand it will help make some of those good images great.


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107 - Tips for Using Perspective - Photography Tutorial

In this article we will try to explain how perspective works in a 2D photograph with some tips, myths and example photos.


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108 - Tips For Shooting Flowers - Photography Tutorial

With the advent of digital cameras and the huge amount of features, close-up photography has become the domain for everyone. The simple macro feature on the current generation of digital compacts has opened up this world to virtually anyone with a camera. Of course the ideal situation is the use of SLRs but is not limited to them.


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109 - Digital SLR Cameras and Hyperfocal Distance Focus - Photography Tutorial

In this article we are going to discuss the special focus condition called Hyperfocal Distance (HFD) and how you can employ it with today’s DSLR cameras to achieve the absolute greatest possible depth of field for any given situation. Hyperfocal focus will allow you to produce a DOF that extends from the nearest possible point to the camera through to infinity.


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110 - HDR: The Facts - Photography Tutorial

The rise of consumer priced digital SLR cameras has generated a great new following in photography. Amateur photographers find they now have more control over their photographs and ample opportunity to experiment outside the ‘point and shoot’ mentality. No longer do they have to wait until the whole roll of film has been exposed and then processed, often finding that the exposure wasn’t right on that one, or it was out of focus on another. Now the shots can be viewed immediately and appropriate corrective steps taken at relatively little cost. No longer ‘a moment lost’.


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