Setting the aspect ratio in the camera – pros and cons
Every sensor has a certain aspect ratio. In SLR cameras it is usually 3:2 (based on the classic 35 mm format 24x36 mm), in mirrorless system cameras it is often [...]
Every sensor has a certain aspect ratio. In SLR cameras it is usually 3:2 (based on the classic 35 mm format 24x36 mm), in mirrorless system cameras it is often [...]
When it comes to accessories for photography, I tend to be a minimalist. In my photo backpack is therefore not every knickknack that you can buy to enhance the hobby. [...]
When you talk to amateur photographers who have turned away from digital photography and are now shooting (again) the old-fashioned way with film, you very often hear as the main [...]
One participant in our photography class had two lenses with her. A wide-angle zoom and a telephoto zoom (I can't remember the exact focal length ranges). She asked me if [...]
The continuous shooting mode and the "continuous autofocus", are also often mixed up. By the way, who at Canon came up with the name "AI Servo" for this mode? But [...]
In the second part of our mini-series "Easily Confused", we pick up on an observation from our beginner courses. Many participants confuse exposure mode and focus. Very often they think [...]
This new mini-series is about camera functions that photography novices tend to confuse, even though they have little or nothing to do with each other. In this first part, we [...]
... are simply a result of camera shake! And that despite the stabilizer. I even believe that many photos are blurred precisely because of the stabilizer. That's a steep thesis, [...]
There are different opinions about phantoms. One is convinced that they exist, the other smiles at the idea. To say it straight away: The phantom of diffraction blur really does [...]
The not so young among us still know it: the prime lens with 50 mm focal length. Virtually all photographers started out shooting with the 50 mm, because it was [...]