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By Mike Johnston The viewfinder is the single most important user interface on any camera. Throughout the history of cameras, the method of aiming the camera...
The greatest enemy of image sharpness is vibration. One of the best ways of beating vibration is through the use of mirror lock-up (MLU). But,...
This section is currently under construction. Subhead Test Histograms are easy. It's simply a bar graph that shows the range of brightness available in...
This article was originally written with reference to film-based cameras. The same factors apply in terms of image quality though with regard to digital....
Possibly the most useful tool available in digital photography is the histogram. It could also well be the least understood. In this article we will...
© 2004, Glenn E. Mitchell II, Ph.D.The Light’s Right Studio My photography extends back to the years before digital cameras. The advice for nature and...
Understanding Graduated FiltersA Tutorial This section are currently under construction. The Graduate Test Lee Filters New‚ Lee Polarizer If you enjoyed this article, as...
Update: April 2000 With the advent of the Epson 1270/870 Photo printers and their associated archival inks and papers I have stopped using monochrome inks....