www.learningdslrvideo.com I ran in to something interesting while I was showing my Dad my new T2i 550D DSLR camera. We both took pictures of each other on a tripod and since it was my Dad and wasn’t one of my kids I used the manual focus on the lens and then zoomed in all the way using live mode to make sure the reflection of the eye ball was in perfect focus. This was all at f3.2. Then after I took the shot and then play it back on the camera’s screen it looked a little soft. But when I imported it in to Adobe Lightroom and zoomed in the eye ball reflection looked perfectly sharp. So the thought occurred to me that what we see in jpg form on the back of the camera which looks soft is because of the picture style applied(sharpening) or just that the jpg is not that good compared to live mode. Has anyone else noticed this? I image this is also the case when you are in video mode.

www.clickherephotographytips.com This description is very important and must be read This video is another example of using Depth Of Field, it is about getting away from your computer and taking photographs As daunting as it may seem, Depth Of Field is actually very easy to understand and easy to use in your photography, the creative aspect comes when you wish to provide a particular mood for your photography. Depth Of Field (DOF) does not involve smoke or mirrors, it is fun to experiment with and it will improve your skills as a beginner or intermediate photographer Guaranteed! It is very important to remember that your shutter speed and aperture (F-stop) need to change at the same time to achieve a correctly exposed image either on your digital sensor, or; on your film. This is easy to achieve using a Digital Camera as you can take your photographs using Aperture Priority (or Shutter Speed Priority), however; if you are using a manual operated film camera you need to remember to make the necessary alterations if it is not possible to do this within your camera If you are using a film camera, perhaps this would be an excellent opportunity to use a hand held exposure meter More on this in other videos dont rush out and buy one as I need to explain this in another video. Important note If you do not change your aperture and shutter speed at the same time (in balance) then, you will be risking either over exposure, or; under exposure I hope that you continue to enjoy my …

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