Polarizers are the best camera accessory for the money
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How the histogram on your camera works and how you should use it.
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Creating a blurry background can be done a few different ways, but understanding and utilizing the aperture in your lens is a great starting point and will allow your subject to 'pop' off the background and illuminate distracting elements.
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Panorama stitching is a great way to achieve higher megapixels, get the look or a telephoto lens in a “wide angle” shot, or simple capture more of your surroundings. This tutorial will show you how to capture and create a RAW panoramic image using any DSLR with RAW capabilities.
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Perhaps you've been shooting your images in JPEG format for a while, but keep hearing that people shoot in RAW, and wonder, "well, I'm happy with the results, but should I be shooting in RAW for better quality?" Will it actually benefit me? "What's the difference anyway?"
This article will define and explore these questions and help you decide which format is best for you and particular situations.
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Including a sunburst (or sun star) to your photograph is a great way to make your images more dramatic and interesting. It can add that extra story telling element and create key points of visual interaction. The best thing about it is, that it's entirely done in camera!
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