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Understanding
the basics
Get Your Colours Right With White Balance
Different light sources have different colors. Sunlight is cooler (blue), while indoor bulbs are warmer (yellow/orange). Your eyes adjust automatically, but cameras need guidance. White
What ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture Actually Mean
Think of ISO as your camera’s “light sensitivity.” A low ISO (100–200) works best in bright daylight, while a higher ISO (800–3200) helps in darker
Understanding Exposure Without the Jargon
Understanding the exposure triangle takes practice, but once mastered, it gives you complete creative control over your images. Try experimenting with different combinations of aperture,
Exposure: What It Is and How to Control It
How to Understand Exposure Understanding Exposure: Balancing Light and Camera Settings Exposure is the foundation of photography. It determines how much light enters the camera
Keep It Steady; How to Hold Your Camera
A common mistake is holding the camera with arms stretched out. This makes it wobble more, especially in low light. Instead, bring the camera close
Break Free From Auto Mode
In auto mode, your camera makes every decision. It’s handy when you’re learning, but it also limits how much you can experiment. Want to blur
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