Basics
Photofacts often assumes some basic knowledge, and that is not always a safe assumption. This is where you find the fundamentals.
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Seek Out Difficult Lighting Conditions
| Nando Harmsen | 1,429 views | 5 commentsCorrect exposure is important. It is also something many photographers feel very unsure about. One way to really practise setting the correct exposure is to seek out difficult lighting conditions.
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What is Nikon's exposure delay mode for?
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The Light Meter, How Do You Read It?
| Frank Doorhof | 4,251 views | 15 commentsA light meter is a tool for measuring your light. Some photographers think it is something from the past. Others do not 'need' one. And some people never use one. I am a big fan. In this article, I explain why and how to read a light meter.
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5 Beginner Tips for Better Photos
| Nando Harmsen | 4,636 views | 11 commentsThere are several things you need to consider when taking good photos. Camera controls, exposure, composition, editing and so on. It is easy to take the wrong path, leading to disappointing results. If you are starting out in photography, keep these tips in mind.
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