There’s a lot that can be done to photographs after they’ve been taken. I’ve even taken pictures and gotten lazy behind the camera thinking, “I’ll take it out later.” While it’s true that I can take most things like these power lines out later, it may not look as great. And chances are the photograph [...]

If you’ve spent much time watching TV in the united states you’ve probably heard the commercial with the phrase, “to the cloud”. There is a good chance you were left asking yourself, “What is the cloud?”. Well I’ll tell you what the cloud is and what it means to you as a photographer. Cloud Server [...]

Resolution is simply the measurement of a pixel plane and is used for measuring monitors, digital photo sensors, and just about anything you’d put on a monitor or photo sensor such as web pages, photographs, and windows. Resolution is measured in pixels and megapixels. The amount of pixels that a camera catches in a single [...]

A gray card is used for two purposes: To set a Custom White balance Meter a Scene There are a lot of types of light and using the gray card can help you solve some of the problems that will arise as your camera sees different light than you do.

HDR refers to High Dynamic Range. Dynamic Range is the difference between the brightest and darkest parts of photographs that still show detail. For most people that probably doesn’t mean much. It will help you to see the difference: The image on the left is a sunset photograph with normal dynamic range. The image to [...]