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As someone who started with 2 medium format camera in 1959 and didn't have a zoom lens, which was crap by the way, until 1979, we learned to first determine the perspective we want by MOVING our feet...not zooming.... then we selected the lens that gave us the crop we wanted. What you see novice photographers doing today is hanging a zoom lens on... See more
Why Zooming With Your Feet = A LIE
Unabhängig vom Inhalt und von der Bedeutung bezieht jedes Bild seine optische Wirkung durch die Elemente der Gestaltung und der Farbgebung. Eine gute Bildkomposition unterstreicht den Bildinhalt ohne selbst aufdringlich zu sein.
(Harald Mante - Das Foto)
Image quality does not translate into a quality image.
Image quality can be purchased with a credit card, whilst a quality image requires time and dedication.
I Switched Lenses and It Changed Everything
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...To be a photographer, one must photograph. No amount of book learning, no checklist of seminars attended, can substitute for the simple act of making pictures. Experience is the best teacher of all. And for that, there are no guarantees that one will become an artist. Only the journey matters...
the next step is to try to keep it as simple as possible as simple as your use case allows you to the camera does a pretty good job at adjusting some of the settings for you as long as you are in charge of the ones that really make a difference use manual mode if that's what you really have to do, what you need to do but please know that there's... See more
Master your tools
Der Punkt
Innerhalb einer Komposition bezieht sich die Bezeichnung “Punkt” auf ein Gestaltungsmittel, das im Verhältnis zur Bildfläche sehr klein oder relativ klein ist. Punkte können über helligkeiten, Dunkelheiten und/oder durch Farben gebildet werden. Der Punkt ist statisch und behauptet sich an seinem Standort, ohne die Tendenz einer Bewegung
... See moreOne of the things we neglect to talk about enough is the fact that a photograph is a made object. Everything about it is a construct, from the organic chemistry in the emulsion on a piece of film to sensor resolution, to the limits of focal length, aperture and shutter speed. The dark room and the computer are places where we refine the early
... See moreAnd to think that for 16 years of taking wedding photos on a Hasselblad 500CM film camera I used just one prime lens, an 80mm. The average wedding was 72 shots only, with some as low as even 24 for a budget wedding, but if we really pushed the boat out we'd shoot 144 pics, yet often thought that was a bit excessive. Unlike digital weddings today,... See more