Of the complexities of image quality part II
Introduction In the previous part of this series, we looked at the behavior of the image sensor itself, at sensor technology and size and their
The Enigma in the Picture
Ansel Adams once shared the thoughtful insight, “There are always two people in the picture: the photographer and the viewer.” The viewer has an important
Beyond Calibration
By Chris Schneiter Recently, I happened to watcha video from Bruce Barnbaumabout the importance of giving enough exposure when shooting film. This is something that
Black & White Photography: How To Think About Tone How To Create Beautiful Black & White Photography by Professional London Photographer David Osborn
The Art Of Black & White Photography The black and white photograph is the ‘engine’ of all photographs. The tonal values create the foundation design
What’s A Stop – A Quick Look
What’s a Stop? We’re photographers so we all understand the concept of a stop. In terms of exposure, it simply refers to doubling or halving
