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When I talk about the art of photography, I refer made to the art as photography on paper, the product that other people unconditionally and admire, you will get these tips on course with the basic principles of digital photography, which is final presentation of your digital photos.

Photo paper or digital photo printing on paper is a high quality print paper with different gloss. Normal prints from film cameras and digital photo prints are similar to touch but follow entirely different processes.

For their digital photography, the professionals expect a true archival print media in a variety of weights and textures of the surface. The photo industry is acid-free, one hundred percent cotton, hot press paper that is coated on both sides have the versatility to get.

In addition, the digital photo paper is also free to maintain lignin and chlorine to the image quality over a longer period. The digital photo paper is specially coated to realistic and vivid color printing. Read the rest of this entry »

The 18% Gray Card has several uses. It can be used to determine the correct exposure (hence the 18% bit) and can also be used in a couple of different ways to help set up the correct color balance for the shot

Exposure

Taking a light reading from an 18% gray card guarantees you a correct exposure, provided that your main subject is lit at the same level. Get your subject to hold the card and zoom in so that the card fills the frame. To get the best result, you need to set the exposure manually.

Color Balance

One way to get the color balance set correctly is to take a picture of the card, making sure that you fill the frame as much as possible with the card, and then store the

Keep the picture you shoot and you can use it in a different way in the computer. Read the rest of this entry »

Most modern SLR cameras, and some of the Compact for the end added the possibility to form a series of shots with different risks, this is called bracketing. can look at the graph on the right screen for my Canon 7D three different exposures, take right at the exposition after the reading of meters, one in the stop-frame f and F-Stop-Over. This setting in the next three pictures, which I will take. First shot is the “correct” exposure, followed by exposure, and finally under such overexposure.

Use Bracketing in conjunction with the high speed drive mode

Whilst ‘auto bracketing’ remains set (until I cancel it) the camera will cycle through the same three exposure Read the rest of this entry »