Photography Filters
Posted by Alan Tunnicliffe Filter Type Primary Use Common Subject Matter Linear & Circular Polarisers Reduce Glare Improve Saturation Sky / Water / Foliage in Landscape Photography Neutral Density (ND) Extend Exposure Time, Waterfalls, Rivers under bright light...
Macro Accessories
Posted by Alan Tunnicliffe This article is not about how to take close ups, moreover it is about the accessories that are available to help us obtain the result without investing in a true expensive macro lens Extension tubes Macro extension tubes and close-up lenses...
Tips on Exposure
Posted by Alan Tunnicliffe A photographs exposure determines how light or dark an image will appear when it has been captured by your camera. This is determined by just three camera settings: aperture, ISO and shutter speed (the “exposure triangle”)....
Creating an old-style image in photoshop
Posted by Claire Wade This tutorial is done in photoshop, however, most photo editing software has similar capabilities and you should be able to get an idea how to do this in other programs. The desired effect is to make the photo appear as though it was taken around...
Rear Curtain (2nd Curtain) Slow Sync Flash
Posted by Chris Hulme Equipment Requirements: Digital SLR Standard Zoom Lens Flash Gun Tripod Remote cable/wireless release Hot flask/hobnobs Rear curtain sync is a low-light technique associated with blending a long exposure usually of a moving subject with a burst...
Front of the Marychurch Centre (we use the side door)