[CZ ONLY] There are many approaches on product photography, but products on white are usable almost everywhere. Here are some tips on this topic. Read more…
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How to shoot products in an improvized tabletop studio
[CZ ONLY] No need to rent a studio, look for a large space or own expensive equipment. You can begin with a product photography by choosing small items which will help you grasp the behaviour of light. You will need just a few things which you probably own already. Read more…
Using the 85/1.2 lens
[CZ ONLY] I have the opportunity to test this outstanding lens for one whole week. The time has passed and my head is full of finding that I would like to share. Read more…
Big aperture lenses
[CZ ONLY] Heavy, no zoom but their image quality is so high, that some professionals don’t use anything else. Why are the big aperture lenses valued that much? Read more…
Graduated filters
[CZ ONLY] Common tool for landscape photographers, but not very well known item for others. This article is about graduated filters and their usage. Read more…
Discover the features of RAW files
[CZ ONLY] You might have been asking why to use the large files, which even require post-processing to be ready for display. Let me show a few examples where the RAW files shine, Read more…
Falling lines – how to prevent them and how to fix them
[CZ ONLY] Converging lines are often taken as a photography error. If you don’t like this effect too, you can follow the article to to learn the solutions. Read more…
ND filters and usage examples
[CZ ONLY] ND filters, or Neutral Density filters, might be useful for creating special effects and taking photographs that are otherwise very difficult to capture. Read more…
Dust and bad pixels
[CZ ONLY] While taking photo, many things can go wrong. There is also dirt and electronics faults. This article presents ways to find these problems and to deal with them. Read more…
Graduation photos – Secondary school in Moravský Krumlov
My first graduation photos shooting – vampire theme.
