Homeowners and realtors rely on the pictures that accompany their real estate listings to sell their home or property. A poor quality picture can turn away a potential buyer. It is therefore, an absolute necessity for the pictures to be of high-quality. Here are some tips that can help you get the best out of [...]
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Real Estate Photography Tips
May 15th, 2012 
Andrei 
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Fresh Ideas for Displaying Your Photographs
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Portrait Photography Tips
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Magnetic Storage Devices
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Lens Vignetting
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Camera Field of View
January 10th, 2012 Andrei The camera field of view is determined by the angle of view from the lens out to the scene and can be measured vertically or horizontally. Because the aspect ratio differs between formats, the more universal camera field of view is calculated along the diagonal of the scene. A shorter focal length (such as a [...]
Perspective In Photography
January 7th, 2012 Andrei If you photograph a subject with a tele lens and want it to have the same size on the sensor when photographing it with a wide angle lens, you would have to move closer to the subject. Because this would cause the perspective to change, lenses with different focal lengths are said to have a [...]
Macro
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