What is ISO for in the exposure triangle and how to control it
The exposure triangle and ISO ISO is one of the three members of the exposure triangle gang, along with aperture and shutter speed. To get a beautifully exposed photograph you need to know about...
We’ve been talking about achieving tack sharp photos by using back button focus and differential focus for a couple of weeks now. Well, if you've been struggling with achieving sharp photos,...
When we talk about stops in photography, we’re referring to exposure and exposure settings. It’s a useful term for describing changes in the exposure for either aperture, shutter speed or...
Flash sync speed – why there’s a black line on your photos with flash
Have you had a black line on photos when using flash? Don't worry, it's easily fixed and is just a matter of understanding flash sync speed! Using the wrong flash sync speed is more common than you...
The ultimate sharp focus guide for photos you can be proud of
If you've ever wondered: Why are my photos blurry... How to achieve sharp focus is one of the questions I get asked most. It’s not surprising either - sharp focus is obviously really important to...
Vibration Reduction (Image Stabilization) mistakes to avoid for sharp photos
Photographers are always looking for ways to ensure sharp photos, but there's a little confusion around what Vibration Reduction (VR) or Image Stabilization (IS) is and how to use it. These are both...
