by wim arys | Dec 2, 2018 | photography techniques, tips and tricks
Achieving Bokeh in a full body portrait Introduction Before we get into how to get bokeh in a full body portrait, let’s have a look at what this actually means. What the Japanese call “bokeh” is basically the quality of the out of focus part of the...
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Sony DSC-HX400V settings, tips and tricks Introduction This is an advanced manual for the SONY HX400V with tips and tricks. I’ll be going through the entire menu system with you and explain you exactly what is what, giving you tips on how to setup your camera...
by wim arys | Mar 18, 2015 | photography techniques, tips and tricks
Tips for photographing the solar eclipse Introduction On 20 March 2015, much of the Northern Hemisphere will experience a solar eclipse. From North-Africa through almost all of Europe, only a part of the solar disk will be obscured by the Moon. In Scotland, the...
by wim arys | Aug 16, 2014 | photography techniques, tips and tricks
2014 best cameras for street photography Introduction Before the new releases at Photokina in September 2014, I thought it was time for my current top 5 street photography cameras. First I’ll start with some general street photography tips: Make sure you can...
by wim arys | Jun 14, 2014 | photography techniques, tips and tricks
Full Moon: 8 tips to get great shots Taking pictures of the full moon isn’t an easy task. You’ll need some good equipment to get a nice close-up. Here are some tips: You preferably need a fast zoom lens, like an f/2.8, but you can get away with a...
