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Whilst many of us began by using the pre‐set modes or fully automatic mode when we first began to learn photography, the true power of the camera comes from the use of the creative modes.
This guide will give you a quick overview and reference of the creative modes and when you may want to use them. |
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Achieving a state of Flow
Maintaining a constant train of effortful thought requires discipline and mental work. When the brain is overloaded, conflicting and confusing information leads to a block in creativity. A thoughtful discussion by Jane Goodall. |
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Deception in landscape photography. Being sensitive to the qualities of an image that are lost or transformed by conversion to a flat plane will enable a photographer to engage more fully during the image making process and make more powerful images. A discussion on lighting & composition in Landscape photography by Jane Goodall. |
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How to mix flash with ambient light to produce beautiful, natural looking portraits. A video produced by The Flash Centre. |
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How to export images from Lightroom in JPG format |
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Easily darken skies with the "virtual" Graduated Neutral Density Filter |
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Setting White Balance by Eye |
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Resizing Images for Competitions |
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How to use Levels - Part One |
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How to use Levels - Part Two |
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How to Crop your Images |
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How to Resize your Images |
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How to Back Up your Images |
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How to use Quick Mask |
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How to Customise Quick Mask |
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Image Resizing for Competitions |
If you are a busy Photoshop or Lightroom user then the following might be helpful. A comprehensive set of keyboard shortcuts, provided for us by makeawebsitehub.com can be viewed or downloaded below.
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