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- What's happened excerpt and what does it affect
- What's happened diaphragm and what does it affect
- What's happened ISO, AIB and what does it affect
- What's happened exposure and exposure compensation for CZK
- What's happened multiple exposure
- What's happened hips. What affects the bokeh pattern. Sample photos and bokeh description
- What's happened vignetting
- What's happened distortion
- What's happened white balance in the camera
- What's happened chromatic, spherical and other aberrations
- What's happened lens focal length
- What's happened crop factor
- Once again about crop and EGF
- What's happened bar chart and how to use it
- What's happened teleconverter and how does it work
- What's happened macro rings and their use
- What's happened reversible macro adapter. Lens changeling for macro photography.
- What's happened reverse ring. A bunch of two macro lenses
- What's happened image stabilizers
- What are camera modes. Modes P, A, S, M camera
- What's happened Hyperfocal distance and depth of field
- What's happened depth of field preview
- What's happened EXIF moduleb in photography
- What's happened monocle. Monocle photo
- What's happened exposure bracketing и white balance bracketing
- What's happened safety filters and where to use them
- What's happened polarizing filter
- What's happened pinholephotos on a tin can
- What's happened frame buffer
- What kind the lenses there are. Different types of lenses
- Why external flash
- What's happened guide number
- What's happened monopod
- Base with all Nikon, Canon, Pentax lenses
- Photographic equipment in rent
- Smartphones with inch sensor
- About sensitivity of phase focus sensors for mirrorless cameras
- About cartridge flashes
- Autofocus lenses class 70-200/2.8
- Electronic front curtain shutter severely spoils bokeh
- ND variable density filter distorts the unsharp zone
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro, 64 MP Samsung ISOCELL Plus sensor
- Autofocus Speed Boosters
- The new and most important reason for my love for mirrorless cameras
- How to achieve a short exposure and get the effect of stopping time
- HDR from one RAW file. Pseudo-HDR
- Relationship between focal length, viewing angle, and focus distance
- About focusing
- About pixels and subpixels
- About 'Gigapixels'
- About RAW converters
- The dependence of the viewing angle of the lens on the focusing distance (Focus Breathing)
- JVI value
- Myths about zoom and fixed lenses
- Features of cropped cameras and lenses
- The range of Voigtlander Nokton lenses with aperture ratio of 1: 0.95
- Features of cropped cameras, part 2
- CMOS and CCD matrices
- Focus is where you look. Automatically!
- How to photograph a baby's baptism
- Flash during the day - how to use
- Flash and high ISO
- How to take pictures on a hike
- Light pen
- Star Rays Effect in Photos
- What type of camera to choose
- JPEG or RAW
- CCD Blooming (CCD blooming)
- JPEG Information
- How to photograph a wedding
- Can I take pictures in winter in the cold?
- How to photograph winter
- How to photograph a salute without a tripod
- Using the remote control
- Making a simple diffuser on the built-in flash
- Making a simple home-made Center Spot filter
- Making your own pattern in the blur zone
- Work with the tablet. The capabilities of the tablet for processing photos.
- Megapixels - Are They That Important?
- Megapixel Math
- Megapixels and photo books
- The best Soviet portrait lens with fixed focal lengths from 85 to 135mm
- Budget portraits for Nikon DSLRs (constantly updated)
- Pulling JPEG - we can't pull out
- Software implementation of ISO on some cameras
- Label plate for Tamron, Nikon, Sigma, Canon, Tokina lenses
- Cleaning the camera sensor
- The best Soviet fifty dollars
- How to photograph the landscape
- The device of the optical viewfinder. Feature of some Nikon cameras
- The use of rangefinder optics on SLR cameras
- The nuances of the structure of the mirror in modern central control rooms
- Disadvantages of modern DSLR cameras
- Delays in the operation of digital cameras due to memory cards
- Focus Bracket (Focus Bracket)
- Advantage of Burst Mode
- A very cheap way to get a cheap full-length SLR camera
- How to check the camera before buying
- Shutter noise
- Features of aperture optics
- Mechanical shutter
- 1 / 4000 vs 1 / 8000
- CMOS has been marking time for more than 10 years?
- How often do I need a focus distance scale and a depth of field scale?
- About hot pixels
- Flare through the JVI
- OVI and EVI - advantages and disadvantages
- Visual demonstration of the 'vacuum cleaner effect'
- Dirt on the side (on circles in the blur zone)
- Minced bokeh with a meat grinder
- Legends go to battle. Old cameras with excellent image quality.
- System selection. Summer 2015
- Cameras: main, spare, second
- Humor: Polo D3000 - tacit confession
- Five things I start processing in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
- The speed of writing data to a memory card
- Tips that helped me as a photographer
- What's next?
- Mirrorless, sunken into the abyss
- Blackmagic Pocket 4K and Soviet lenses
- Simple and clear medium format
- The task of noise and resize
- Pale blue dot, 0.12 pixels
- Eternal questions
- Mirrorless fever
- My favorite highlights
- Delete or save?
- Hybrid Aspherics
- An important disadvantage of the matrix stabilizer
- Huawei P30 Pro VS Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
- Spherical mirrorless crop in vacuum
- Reviewer Syndrome
- The fastest zoom lenses
- Autofocus fixes with the highest aperture
- An interesting set of manual fixes for all occasions
- About printing
- Hidden mother genre
- One lens to rule the world
- Why Leica M?
- Problem of choice. Thoughts on the future
- Experience with SD and CF cards
- Basic information on the types and compatibility of Nikon SLR lenses and cameras. This article is required to familiarize yourself with the Nikon system.
- All Nikon DSLR cameras. Their types and dates of announcements. Camera designations s, h, x, e, a.
- Old and new manual focus lenses. Nikon AI, AI-S, NON-Ai, PRE-AI, AI-converted.
- Older Nikon Nikkor 'P' (AI-P) lenses
- New Nikon Nikkor 'E' Lenses
- Nikon portrait lenses for FX cameras with fixed focal lengths and support for autofocus with a focal length range of 85-200 mm (classic Nikon Nikkor portrait portraits).
- Information about all 50mm Nikon autofocus lenses.
- All information about Nikon dustproof and waterproof lenses.
- Number of microprocessor pins on Nikon Nikkor lenses.
- About focusing speed with non-motorized lenses.
- Focus Modes on Nikon Cameras
- Focus systems on Nikon cameras
- Features of 'A' focus mode for select Nikkor lenses with 'A-M' switch
- Nikon entry-level cameras and focus priority
- Third-Party Nikon System and Lenses
- Aperture and video on the Nikon CZK
- An interesting property of the diaphragm on the Nikon CZK
- 'AF-P' and 'E' sat on the pipe
- Setting Focus Traps for Nikon Cameras
- Lock-On Tracking AF
- Focus Modes 'A / M' and 'Memory Recall'
- Nikon Camera Metering Methods: Dot Matrix, Medium Weighted, Spot
- How ISO Sensitivity Auto Control Works
- Command flash mode. Nikon CLS. Remote flash control
- Aperture-priority auto for Nikon flashes and auto flash mode without TTL
- RPT mode. Multiple flash.
- Function of modeling backlight on Nikon flashes.
- Paleozoic era DSLR cameras (E2 / E2s, E2N / E2NS, E3 / E3S) and thoughts about ISO
- Nikon Flash Color Filters
- Soviet optics on Nikon. How to use old Soviet lenses on Nikon.
- M42-Nikon Correction Lens Adapter
- Lushnikov Dandelion for Nikon AF
- About the choice of fixing for the crop - 35 or 50 mm.
- What is ISO Lo1 on Nikon cameras
- ADL, Noise reduction, and other useful Nikon camera settings
- Dust removal function from the reference image
- My Menu Section on Select Nikon Cameras
- RAW setup for Nikon cameras
- Optical design for all Nikon DX lenses.
- Optical design for most Nikon Nikkor FX autofocus lenses
- Two types of Nikon SWM motors
- Which flash to choose for Nikon cameras?
- Reversible Macro Adapter for Nikon G Lenses
- Using Nikon Speedlights on Canon
- Who makes sensors for Nikon cameras
- Nikon D700. Lost balance
- Confrontation systems Nikon / Canon. Part 1. Discrete portraits
- Confrontation systems Nikon / Canon. Part 2. Performance
- Confrontation systems Nikon / Canon. Part 3. Autofocus fifty dollars
- Which Nikon amateur DSLR camera to choose?
- Very easy way to sharpen with some Nikon cameras
- Exposure metering with manual optics and Nikon D5200-D5600 cameras
- S5 Pro gets sharper!
- Nikon F and autofocus optics with F / 1.2
- About Canon EOS
- Focus Sensors Canon EOS
- Exposure Sensors Canon EOS
- Using Soviet lenses on Canon
- Nikon Lenses for Canon EOS Cameras
- Using Nikon Speedlights on Canon
- Adapter Contax / Yashica-Canon EOS
- Confrontation systems Nikon / Canon. Part 1. Discrete portraits
- Confrontation systems Nikon / Canon. Part 2. Performance
- Confrontation systems Nikon / Canon. Part 3. Autofocus fifty dollars.
- List of all Canon EF-M Lenses
- Canon EF vs Nikon F, another little thing
- Which Canon amateur digital SLR camera to choose?
- Autumn competition 2012
- Winter competition 2012-2013
- Promotion 1
- Promotion 2
- Promotion 3
- Promotion 4
- Note about focal lengths
- Note from partner
- Part 1. Backlight for autofocus flashlight; hand-drawn hood; flash diffuser; SU-4; learn photographic concepts quickly
- Part 2. Simplification of work in mode M; maximum macro; vignetting on different lenses
- Part 3. Avoiding blur when taking pictures with your hands
- Part 4. Blurred background; what affects the blurry background; how best to adjust the camera for a blurred background
- Part 5. Selection of pictures; delete and lock while deleting pictures; thoughts about memory cards
- Part 6. Zoom effect; zoom with a broach; interesting pictures
- Part 7. Increasing the radius of the flash; thoughts on flash distance indication
- Part 8. Manual flash power control; problem 1 \ 60s; flash in S and M. modes
- Part 9. The principle of operation of TTL; benefits of manual flash mode
- Part 10. Blocking the flash. Speeding up single-point focusing.
- Part 11. Button AF-L / AE-L. Exposure lock, focusing, examples of work.
- Part 12. Focus trap for Nikon cameras, setup and examples of use.
- Part 13. Duration of exposure metering, setting quick control of shutter speed and / or aperture.
- Part 14. Restructuring of AF-S, AF-C modes when working with an external flash. Features backlight focusing.
- Part 15 for Nikon. Formatting a memory card, two-button reset, exposure bar when using the flash, work in Live View
- Part 16 for Nikon. Shooting menu banks
- Part 17. Intermediate shutter speeds for fine-tuning exposure.
- Part 18. Synchronization of images from two or more cameras
- Part 19. Simplification of work with a simple radio synchronizer - creation of semi-automatic work with a trigger.
- Part 20. Simplification of work with Non-AI Nikon lenses and older Nikon cameras
- Part 21. Increase the depth of field by cropping.
- Part 22. Lock shutter speed and aperture using a special function.
- Part 23. How to remove a jammed filter
- Part 24. A quick way to create a spread of a photo book
- Part 25. Polarizing filter and OVI
- Part 26. Flash zoom, booster convenience
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