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Aperture 3 New FeaturesAperture 3 is new photo software by Apple. It has over 200 new features that will definitely bring customers running to it.
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Camera Basics: ApertureAperture is one third of the exposure equation. Understanding aperture is critical to getting the photographs you want from your camera. This article explains aperture and its relationship to your photographs. -
What Does the Aperture Setting of a Camera Do?The aperture is one of the three things that helps determine the how well-exposed your picture is. Read on to see how it works. -
Understanding Camera Exposure: Aperture and Shutter SpeedUnderstanding how aperture size and shutter speed are linked to light exposure is one of the backbones of learning photography. -
How Lens Aperture Size Affects Depth-of-Field and Camera FocusThe aperture size of your camera lens determines the depth-of-field that will be in focus in your photography. Understand this effect so that you can use it correctly. -
How a Telephoto Zoom Camera Lens Affects Aperture and ExposureThe range of focal lengths of a telephoto lens creates secondary effects on the aperture and apparent exposure. A photographer needs to be aware of these effects and know how to deal with them. -
Apple Aperture 2 ReviewUnlike Photoshop and other image editing software, Apple's Aperture is primarily an imaging software that helps professional photographers sort, compare, save, and print photos.
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Photography Basics: Understanding ApertureUnderstanding the concept of aperture will add depth to your photographs. -
Camera Basics: Common Exposure ModesAll digital cameras have exposure modes. These are typically some or all of the following settings: Auto, Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority and Manual. This article will help you understand how and when to use each of these exposure modes.
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The Give and Take of Camera Exposure ControlsA discussion of the effects of adjusting three camera settings related to proper exposure. Specifically, how film speed relates to noise, how aperture size relates to depth of field, and how shutter speed relates to capturing motion.
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How to Pick Standard Camera Lens Focal Length, Wide-Angle or ZoomYour photographs greatly depend on the camera lens you choose. Be sure to pick one that provides the ideal aperture and focal length for the subject and lighting conditions you are working with. -
Controlling Camera ExposureA guide to understanding camera exposure and how shutter speed and aperture settings work together.
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Manual Functions of a Digital, Single-Lens Reflex CameraAn explanation of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed and how they affect each other and your photos.
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How to Use the Canon 50MM 1.8f Lens on Canon Rebel DSLR CamerasThe official Canon 50mm 1.8f lens costs around a hundred dollars and is a bargain for a Canon lens and an aperture so small. -
Creative Exposure SettingBefore pressing the shutter on your camera, many choices are made regarding exposure i.e. aperture, shutter speed, and ISO setting. In theory there are various technically correct exposure settings, but is it the best creative exposure?
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Dark Room CamerasHow to get the right aperture and shutter combos to get the right amount of light or pictures.
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What Are Stops in Photography?In photography, f stops, aperture and film speed all control the amount of light that hits the film or is read by a digital camera. All of these are controlled by stops that double as they go up or half as they go down.
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Taking a Look at the Importance of Historic Preservation Using Digital Scanning TechnologiesPreserving vital records and data is an integral part of many companies and government agencies. Some historical documents have been kept for years on microfilm and other types of storage media such as microfiche, aperture cards, and paper documents. Howe -
How to Photograph Archetectural Building InteriorsPhotographing building interiors can be challenging, but is something anyone can learn to do correctly. Choosing the right lens and lighting will give you the best results. -
An Overview of Exposure for Digital CamerasIf you want to tackle the manual setting on your camera, you need to understand how three basic settings work together: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. -
Low Light Photography: Methods, Cameras, and LensesUsing the fastest lens and maximum aperture will help you to capture beautiful low light photography -
Welcome to ApertureA review of Portal 2 and why it stands out as a favorite for 2011. -
"Nature's Firefall" an Amazing Rarity Captured at Yosemite National Park on FilmCody Kraatz of the Sunnyvale Sun has reported that John Harrison, an amateur photographer, has won the Aperture Nature Photography Workshop at Yosemite National Park held in December. -
Using Depth of Field for PhotographyYou can create powerful results with your photography by using depth of field. Change from automatic settings to the incredible aperture selector and be amazed at the results. -
Using Advanced Settings on Your CameraBesides the basic auto and pre-programmed settings, all DSLRs and some point-and-shoot cameras have what are commonly referred to as creative modes. The two most used are Av and Tv.
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Different Types of TelescopesOur human eye could not read the writing on a nickel 200 feet away. We would need aperture and magnification for this. We would need a telescope.
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Understanding the Transcendence of the Ego, by Jean-Paul SartreThe moral aperture of Existentialism cannot be covered without coming in conflict with the principles of the system itself. Any "should", that attempts to lead us to any type of individual or collective engagement, plans the foundations of the system.
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ApertureThis poem is about being appreciated for how I look, and not what I see.
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The Basics of Digital Photography: The Exposure Triangle - Part 1This series introduces the concept of the Exposure Triangle Part 1 covers the concept of lens aperture, lens speed, and depth of field and why these things are important to the aspiring photographer.
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How to Take Amazing Shots with Your DSLRThis article features a few common options available to a photographer from the beginner to the advanced level. It discusses all the common terms used in photography such as ISO, Shutter speed and Aperture control.
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Using Image CaptureI admit that Image Capture isn't in quite the same league as iPhoto or Aperture, but there seem to be an awful lot of people who know nothing about this incredibly simple yet effective app.
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The Basics of Digital Photography: The Exposure Triangle, Part 2This section introduces the new photographer to the concept of shutter speed and show how it relates to lens aperture.
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Film Photography Vs. Digital Photography: Advantages and DisadvantagesWhile digital photography offers convenience and practicality, the use of film photography, especially when using manual SLR cameras, allows you to better understand how exposure, shutter speed and aperture work. -
Digital Camera Review: Kodak EasyShare Z950The Kodak EasyShare Z950 is a user-friendly pocket digital camera with exposure bracketing, shutter and aperture priority, high ISO, high-definition 720p video capture and a 10X-optical-zoom lens. Images looked great, but the video quality lacked.
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What Does the ISO Setting on Your Digital Camera Do?There are three basic settings that affect the exposure of your picture - aperture, shutter speed and ISO rating. What, specifically, does the ISO rating do and how will it affect the final image? Read on to find out.
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The Basics of Digital Photography: The Exposure Triangle, Part 3In this part of the series the new photographer will learn about film/camera sensor speed and how it relates to the ISO settings. He/she will also learn how ISO interacts with aperture and shutter speed to control exposure.
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The Basics of Digital Photography: The Exposure Triangle, Part 4This part, the final part, of the Exposure Triangle, pull it all together. Reviewing what was covered in Parts 1, 2, and 3, the student will see how shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings all work together to make a perfect exposure.
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The Illusionist: An Undeniable Masterpiece for All InvolvedElegant, technically flawless with brilliant performances, The Illusionist is captivating and riveting. If the production design and cinematography doesn't thrill you, the story will. If the story doesn't, then the acting will. Academy Awards await. -
Photography: Choosing a Lightweight, Compact CameraTips on how and why to select a compact, lightweight digital or film camera.
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A Short History of the Exploration of VenusUntil the early 1960s, not much was known of Venus. Permanently shrouded by a layer of clouds, the second planet from the sun remained pretty much an enigma.
