The depth of field (DOF) represents the distance between the nearest and the farthest objects in a scene that are perceived as sharp in the final image. It is one of the most creative effects available to photographers at the … Continue reading
As we mentioned in the last post, if we need more light, we can enlarge the hole or keep the hole open a longer time. Enlarging the hole – also named aperture, is usually done mechanically through a set of … Continue reading
The title of this post is probably deceiving (a camera needs enough light to produce an image correctly exposed), but it give us a reason to learn more about exposure, aperture, sensitivity and noise. Despite the nature of the photo … Continue reading
Despite its apparent simplicity (i.e. capturing a projection of a scene on a photosensitive surface), the photography represents much more than a series of operations technical in nature. Because it is a form of art, photography requires getting familiar with … Continue reading