The Limits of Human Vision

Charles S Johnson, Jr. says in his book, Science for the Curious Photographer, that “Photography is a human activity that depends on the entirely on the capabilities and limitations of the human visual system.” We as humans tend to judge the apparent resolution, contrast levels, whether it is over exposed or under exposed, the qualityContinue reading “The Limits of Human Vision”

Do We Need Filters Anymore?

There are three types of filters to consider. The most important one is the polarizing filter, or the PL filter. This gives control over reflections from glass, water, other shiny and semi- reflective (but not as reflective as a mirror) surfaces, as well as from light scattered from the sky. And then there are neutralContinue reading “Do We Need Filters Anymore?”

How to Get Very High Magnification

The easiest and probably least expensive way to get a close-up or macro shot capability is to get one or more supplementary lenses. These are a screw-on lens that attaches like a filter, but supplementary lenses are most definitely not filters. These close-up lenses are often called diopters, or plus diopters, because their strength isContinue reading “How to Get Very High Magnification”

What is an Equivalent Image?

In order to obtain an equivalent image, every single property that is listed below absolutely must be the exact same as all the others. I: Angle of View (or field of view) II: Perspective III: Depth-of-Field (DoF) IV: Diffraction Broadening V: Shutter speed/exposure According to this definition, two equivalent images would look exactly the sameContinue reading “What is an Equivalent Image?”

Wide-Angle Lenses, Fisheye Lenses, and Panoramas

Many problems can be found in the design of wide-angle lenses with large apertures. First of all are aberrations. Distortion is common, and correcting and editing images becomes more and more difficult as the focal length decreases. So how do lens designers make a lens that will not distort a image nearly as much inContinue reading “Wide-Angle Lenses, Fisheye Lenses, and Panoramas”

Why Does A Camera Need A Lens?

For those of you who may not have read my first post about this, please go back and read that one first – https://meghanalissasphotography05.photo.blog/?p=51 Hi all! I hope everyone’s week went well and have a great weekend! Ps. I do occasionally add some things that I do not have on my essay for my teacher,Continue reading “Why Does A Camera Need A Lens?”

An Introduction of the Camera.

Hi all! Sorry I haven’t posted in a while, but I promise (for real this time 😁 lol) that I’ll be posting at least once a week from now on. I recently started a book called Science For The Curious Photographer : An Introduction To The Science Of Photography by Charles S. Johnson, Jr. (ItContinue reading “An Introduction of the Camera.”

The Remarkable Blogger’s Tag

Hey y’all! Sorry I haven’t posted in a while… I promise to start doing it much more often! Life has (FINALLY) slowed down and school has gotten less time-consuming so thankfully I have some actual free time on my hands! Yay! A friend over at Anna’s Idea Blog nominated me for this tag and cueContinue reading “The Remarkable Blogger’s Tag”

Sunset over Lake

Hey y’all! Sorry I haven’t posted a lot recently, life has been CRAZZZZZZY. However, I’m working on getting better at posting. Today, I’m going to be posting about how to take an awesome sunset over a lake photo. And stay tuned for my next post, telling you a great way to edit this kind ofContinue reading “Sunset over Lake”

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