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By 04 20th, 2011

This post is directed at all the fans of landscape photography, especially at those who sometimes are frustrated with mediocre results and looking for inspiration. Make best use of the Rule of Thirds When framing a nice landscape, you should take your time and arrange your camera exactly the way ...

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By 04 7th, 2011

Many of you of have probably seen the white balance feature on your camera, but either don’t use it, or unsure what exactly it does. Understanding the function of white balance can dramatically improve your photographs and also make post-processing much easier and quicker. It may sound technical, but it’s ...

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By 03 23rd, 2011

I have talked a lot about how to use traditional film SLRs during the few past weeks in this little series about manual photography. So I think it’s about time to look at the different options manual photographers can choose from. In the following we will look at the specs ...

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By 03 11th, 2011

Greetings Photoble readers!  If you’ve been a reader of this blog over the past year then you know that Maris and his team of talented writers have done a terrific job of creating a top notch destination for photography tips, tricks and reviews.   While Maris is moving on to focus ...

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By 03 9th, 2011

Choosing a digital point-and-shoot camera is becoming harder as prices decrease and features increase. These five digital compact cameras might not be brand spanking new, but they’re still the most popular choices for buyers in 2011. If you have ever used one of these, we would love to hear what ...

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By 03 4th, 2011

Nowadays, more digital point and shoot cameras are now equipped with manual functions. These manual functions allow you to be more flexible and creative in your approach to photography, enabling you to change the shutter speed, aperture and ISO. However, what exactly do these settings mean? And how does changing ...

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