Photography is for Yourself
Your photography is mainly for yourself. It is a form of expressing your feelings, your interactions with the surrounding world and a way to record all of this through still...
Tag: DSLR
JPEG is Freedom
by sebi
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Right from the beginning, I would like to say, as the title clearly shows, that shooting in JPEG mode will give you more freedom in photography. And in your life,...
New Year – New Resolutions in Photography
by sebi
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Some of us like to do an overview of the passed year, balancing the goods and the bads, followed by some kind of a "plan" for the new year to...
Night Photography – 12 Essential Techniques
by sebi
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I often discuss with my friends about the tips and tricks in all kind of photography fields. It is good to share your knowledge within a group of photographers. "Let...
Aperture, APS-C, DSLR, Fixed, Fujifilm, Fujinon, Lenses, Mirrorless, Night photography, OIS, Photography, Primes, Zoom
Bokeh – meaning & use in photography
by sebi
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The word "Bokeh" actually comes from the Japanese word "boke" ボケ, which means "blur". The "h" at the end was added to emphasize on the correct pronunciation by the English...
Aperture, APS-C, Bokeh, DSLR, Fujifilm, Fujinon, Helios, Lens, Lenses, Manual Focus, Mirrorless, Pentacon, Photographer, Photography, Portrait, Prime, Primes
2 years since switching from DSLR to Fujifilm
by sebi
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Yes, it has been almost 2 years since I have made the switch from DSLR to Mirrorless World. To be more precise, from Canon DSLR to Fujifilm.
20 Useful Tips for Travel Photography
by sebi
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Those who travel a lot and want to come home with beautiful photos know the challenge that emerges when they have to pack their bags and prepare for their journey.
DSLR, Exposure, Fujifilm, Gear, Golden Hour, Itinerary, Lens, Mirrorless, Photography, Prime, Tips, Tourist, Travel, Zoom
Zoom Lenses Vs. Prime Lenses
by sebi
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Many people asked me one of the oldest questions in Modern Era Photography : is it better to shoot with primes or with zooms? Here are my thoughts about this...