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If you haven’t taken the time recently to dust off your slide projector and look at a tray of your favorite photos, you should. If you’re used to digital photography, you’ll be astounded at the image quality of your slides. Remember, 35 mm still photography began as a way to test 35 mm movie film. Each slide is double the size of a 35... more »
Having the right equipment with you can mean the difference between taking a so-so shot and a perfect shot. more »
Underwater photography is open to the casual snorkeler and the experienced diver alike. more »
Digital single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras used to be considered professional cameras to which only a few photographers had access. Now camera manufacturers have created consumer cameras that are affordable to a larger pool of photography enthusiasts. Still, DSLR cameras are expensive, selling for $700 for old models and upward of... more »
Understanding the attributes of each kind of film will enable you to achieve the right balance of tone, color, shadow and highlights in your prints. more »
The best photographs "frame" the subject so that the viewer's attention focuses exactly where you, the photographer, want it. more »
Keeping your SLR camera in a sturdy camera bag is essential. The bag not only protects your investment, but also makes it easier to transport your... more »
Many shots on the road will appear quickly and disappear just as fast. Know how to use your camera before embarking on a trip. more »
Automatic cameras make it easy to take quality photographs. And some give you the option to set the aperture and shutter speed manually for... more »
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