Photo licensed under public domain Have you ever noticed that you look better in the mirror than you do in selfies? You’ve also noticed that left and right are inverted from the saved image and what you saw on the preview. How does this work, what is happening, and why? On iPhones, Androids, and even …
Photo by form PxHere You just bought a Nikon camera, the new one you’ve been wanting. As soon as you leave the store, you rush to your favorite spot to start shooting photos. In a hurry, you neglected to check the weather. Not only that, you lose track of time and it begins pouring rain. Before you …
CC0 from Pixabay If you’ve been thinking about buying or selling a used or refurbished camera chances are you’ve heard the word “shutter count.” You may have seen it in the descriptions of second hand camera websites. You may have also seen it listed in the specs of new cameras as well. So what does …
Photo by Marco Verch Professional Photographer from Flickr I own a Nikon DSLR camera, I use the supplied battery and charger. Recently, I’ve noticed that the battery life has been decreasing over time. Can this be caused by overcharging? What is overcharging anyway? These are common questions that beginner and even advanced photographers have. I …
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Photo from https://www.hippopx.com/ CC0 Do you want to take your Sony A7iii to the beach? Or maybe you want to photograph a rainstorm. Whatever the case may be, you’re probably wondering, is the Sony A7iii weather sealed? Is it waterproof? This is something that I wanted to know and I had a hard time finding …
Photo from PxHere CC0 The most important thing to research when purchasing Nikon lenses is making sure your lens is compatible with your camera. “But aren’t all Nikon lenses compatible with all Nikon cameras?” some might ask. This is actually a common misconception. If this were true there would be no need for a lens …
Cc-by-2.0 Henry Söderlund Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/hrns/49436145666/ One thing I’ve always wondered is how Nikon model numbers work. With canon, it’s very simple and straightforward, but for some reason, Nikon had to make it confusing. If you type the question into google you get varied results spread across Reddit and forum posts from years ago with users …
