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Did you know? It’s important that you notice the light:

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Article by: Viji Nair

The light affects your photographs and so it’s important that you notice the light that works best for you, like Hard Light, Soft Light or the lights during the golden hour.

Hard Lights are available during bright, sunny days. This will give you bright subjects also dark shadows. Hard light are best for getting a contrast.

Photographer: Harika Chanana

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Nov30

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Did you know? Sensor size more important than megapixels

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Article by:Dhaval Shah

Why is sensor size more important than megapixels.

The sensor of the camera, when exposed to light, captures the image. The details of the image are captured on, what are known as pixels. The larger the size of the sensor, better will be the detail-capturing of the image. Greater megapixels only means that the resolution (image size) will be high. The quality of the details of the image may not be as great. A sensor of a smaller size too can produce high resolution images if more pixels are squeezed into it, but because of the smaller pixels the picture quality will not be the same.

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Nov22

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Do you know? Photography is a stress-buster!

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Photography is a channel through which you can capture the world through your vision. Different moods, people, colors and even memories by candidly capturing loved ones in their moments of madness. It helps you to tap into the creativity residing deep within and express yourself !
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Sep27

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Did you know: Micro Four Third’s System

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Recently in the markets, there has been a sudden flow of the Micro Four Third’s Systems. It employs digital image sensors which are considerably smaller than that of the entry level DSLRs i.e APS-C, but are almost nine times bigger than the standard compact point and shoot digital cameras.

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Sep26

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Did you know- The process of image formation ?

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Article by: Kunal Bose

Process of Image formation

The process of image formation depends completely and directly on the reflectivity of light by our subjects and the refraction of the light rays so reflected by the subject, through the optical lenses.
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