Digital Photography Basics – Now Available!

I’m happy to announce that Digital Photography Basics is now available. And it’s just 10 bucks! This is a great workshop that’s perfect for those who are just getting started, but if you want to see a professional at work then you should check out boudoir photography. Learn about camera modes, the exposure triangle, metering, white balance, and more!

This workshop has over 3 hours of content. You can watch it online or download it for viewing offline at anytime. Buy once and keep it forever! You can watch on any device (and even some TVs).

Here’s the complete workshop breakdown:

Part 1 – Introduction

Workshop overview and introductions. Understanding exposure. Depth of field (DOF) and extended field of sharpness explained. Controlling motion: blurry vs frozen. The Exposure Triangle and and how that applies to the basic parts of a camera. Aperture, shutter, and ISO overview. The coldest student award.

Part 2 – Program Mode, Metering

Student questions. The mode dial and camera modes. DOF or motion, what’s most important? Program mode demo: changing DOF. Aperture value numbers explained (f/4.5 vs f/22). Demo continued: controlling motion. Full auto vs program mode. How your camera meters light. Chilly Chicken!

Part 3 – Student Questions

White balance, dynamic range, metering modes, white balance and ISO, custom white balance methods, the circle of confusion.

Part 4 – Depth of Field, Lens Choices, Autofocus

Depth of field demo: changing aperture values, distance from subject, length of the lens. Demo: Lens distortion. Tips for shooting portraits. Questions: Why use Lightroom? Hyperfocal distance. DOF preview button. Autofocus points. Autofocus modes.

Part 5 – Student Questions

Mark’s favorite photo gadgets. Failing forward. Shooting portraits with wide angle lenses. Infinity focusing tips. Back button focus. Controlling shallow DOF when shooting portraits. Why tripods were invented.

Part 6 – Student Questions. Shutter and Motion

Macro lenses, lens adapters, ND filters in the studio. Auto exposure lock and auto exposure compensation. Demo: freezing a fan with a fast shutter. Limitations of the pop-up flash.

Part 7 – Shutter and Motion

Fan shots reviewed. Demo: relative speed and shutter speed. Showing motion with long shutter speeds. Slow shutter tricks. Freezing motion in low light. Student questions and workshop wrap up.

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Best DSLR Camera for Beginners Canon or Nikon

If you are a beginner and trying to find the best DSLR camera Canon or Nikon, then we will help you to select the perfect one. Canon and Nikon both brands are very popular. Most of the professional photographers use these 2 brands. Because they have many updated features and generate high-quality pictures. Nevertheless, there are some differences between these two brands. Let’s explore what would be the best brand for beginners in 2021.

Things to look while Selecting Canon or Nikon
1. Sensor

A sensor works for light collection. So the quality of the image is greatly dependent on it. The bigger your sensor will be, the more your images will be high-quality. Smaller size sensors are mostly found on mirrorless and entry-level cameras. That’s why images of these types of cameras have a different focal length. So before purchasing any brand, of course, find the best sensor.

2. Performance

It is quite difficult to extinguish between Canon or Nikon. Because both the cameras have equally high-quality performance. But there are some areas where Canon performs best and Nikon does not. For instance, some photographers may not like Canon’s white balance, but the canon’s lenses are the best. On the contrary, Nikon’s menu system is not improved. But the handling is excellent. So both the brands are outstanding from each perspective.

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