Photography Tours and Courses in London and Online

It’s aperture priority mode.

Tip: Canon cameras have AV instead of A.

It’s photos that are bought in from stock libraries to make a site look good.
Most of our competitors use stock photography to a greater or lesser extent.
LondonPhotoTours only uses our own photographs – if you like our photos you will like us.

It’s too light. On film cameras the negatives are too dark if you let in too much light so pre-digital photographers can get this wrong.
Your camera will not compensate because it has already metered according to your instructions.

You need a very slow shutter speed depending on speed and distance – 1/15 second and slower.

You will also need something to hold the camera steady and maybe a neutral density filter depending on light.

It’s exposure.

If a photo is too light it is called over-exposed and if it is too dark it is called under-exposed.

It is counter intuitive, the widest aperture has the lowest F number.

F22 lets in a  smaller amount of light.

You need a higher ISO setting in low light in order to maintain your shutter speed, to avoid blurring.
In brighter light you tend to lower your ISO.

It’s the Nikon: it looks like one but it is not – this is called a bridge camera.

The lens is fixed to the camera – with DSLR you can change lenses and the lenses rotate.
Don’t go by the name, they all have range of different cameras.

It’s DIGITAL. we get asked this sometimes