Category: Tips & Tricks

  • Filters In Photography – [4 Filters you NEED]

    Filters In Photography – [4 Filters you NEED]

    Filters were really important during film era. Are they obsolete now when we use digital cameras? Some are some are not.

    In the video below I go trough 4 essential filters you might need.

    Filters in Photography are still very good even though some of them are obsolete. I this video I tell you which 4 filters you need. 📽 👉 Buy Me a Coffee: http…

  • Going Live today with Rob Trek at 3PM EEST

    Going Live today with Rob Trek at 3PM EEST

    I will have a Live Stream with Rob Trek today on the 16th of September 2020 at 3 PM EEST. There are several places you can watch it.

    On this page (video link below), YouTube and my channel’s Facebook Group. If you have not joined my Facebook group yet, click the link and join!

    The topic will be a general Q&A about photography and Olympus gear.

    You can find Rob’s YouTube channel from here: Rob Trek. He has a lot of Olympus tutorials on his channels. lately, he has had Live Streams where he edits photos live. Very interesting content. Rob knows a lot about Olympus cameras and photography. A channel worth following.

  • How To Get Sharp Focus In Photography?

    Getting sharp images is most likely your goal. it is not easy sometimes, but with these few tips, it will a lot easier.

    The First tip is to use the right focusing mode.

    Modern cameras have a variety of different focus modes. Choosing the right focusing mode will help a lot. The normal focusing mode for everyday photography is S-AF, single autofocus. Then the camera will focus when you press the shutter button (or use the back focus button) and the camera will focus. This works best if the subject is not moving.

    Use C-AF or AF Tracking for moving subjects.

    S-AF will stay on the distance that it was when pressing the shutter button. If your subject is moving it will out of focus. Using C-AF or AF Tracking the camera will follow the subject and try to keep it in focus. This depends on how good your camera is in continuous autofocus and tracking.

    Use Face Priority and/or Eye Priority when photographing people.

    We usually want to focus on the eye of a person in portraits. Sometimes it can be a bit hard and take our attention away from the model. With Face and Eye priority, we do not need to worry about focusing. We can have our full attention on the model. This will make your photography a lot easier and better. One of the most important things in portraiture is the connection with the photographer and the model.

    The video about the same topic will have a few more tips.