TeachMeToShoot blog

I know this isn’t photography related, but I had to share my glee. When I started this blog, the TeachMeToShoot website and other online ventures I thought about all the writing (typing) I’d need to do. Through some research I found speech to text software; specifically Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 Standard. I received it yesterday and [...]

Do you want a really nice 12 megapixel camera? Then jump to a DSLR and check out the Fuji S5 Pro. It’s based on the Nikon D200 body (therefore takes Nikon mount lenses), but Fuji puts their own Super CCD SR sensor in it. They also have their own RP Processor Pro (the digital cameras [...]

Last week both Casio and Panasonic announced 12 MP (yes, 12!!) point and shoot cameras.The Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1200 and the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX100 both offer high resolution and Image Stabilization, though the Panasonic is fitted with a Leica DC lens. Both will be available in mid to late July for around the $400 mark.
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A few new articles have been posted to the website. If you’re up for the challenge, consider a Picture of The Day project. It’s one way to get you more experience with your camera. The biggest benefit is you’ll be forced to THINK every day about what to shoot. It’s a great way to open [...]

This past week you’ve learned about all the different Exposure modes on your digital camera. Digital camera scene modes give you some basic control and allow you to “tell” the camera what type of picture you are taking. The Exposure Modes, Program, Aperture and Shutter Priority, and Manual all give you more and more control. [...]

I’ve encountered many people over the years who seem afraid of Manual mode. They worry their pictures will be all screwed up. Don’t be scared! Every picture you take comes down to a single aperture/shutter speed combination.
It doesn’t matter if you arrive there in Program or Auto mode or Manual. A shot at 1/125th and [...]