To be able to predict a bird’s flight path with at least some probability of success, you should first learn a few principles that will help you plan your images better. The first is the principle of the nest. Birds usually take care of their offspring in a nest, and the parents frequently leave and…
Recently, you learned on Photography Life what the best camera settings are when photographing birds. Today’s article takes a more detailed look at bird behaviour, biology, and environment. The goal is to teach you how to anticipate what birds will do and ultimately reach the holy grail: to take very sharp, high-quality photos of birds in…
When a shutter is pressed and the aperture opened, light enters the camera lens based on the aperture size. The aperture is composed of blades that expand or contract depending on how much light the photographer wants to let into the lens. Contracting the aperture blades into a smaller opening lets in less light and…
Dynamic range is the ratio between the strongest and weakest signal measured in a given context. For example, the dynamic range of a camera sensor is the ratio between the brightest and darkest signals that can be captured in a single image. Stops Like most other things in photography, dynamic range is often measured in…
Sensor: Sony FX9 has 6k sensor outputs 4k, 10bit 4:2:2, 240-600 Mbps and Anamorphic option Sony FX6 has 4.2k Full Frame outputs 4k, 10bit 4:2:2, 240-600 Mbps. No anamorphic option Recording : Sony FX9 records Full Frame & Super 35 (in 4k & HD) Sony Fx6 records full frame (in 4k & HD) and Super…
Sony A7siii & Panasonic S1h make a great comparison. The S1h is netflix approved and gives great output whereas the A7s iii scores on low light capabilities. Whats your take?
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All you need to know about VR Wondering what’s VR and why is everyone talking about it? What do you think VR is? Imagine you on a trip to the Himalayas with your friends. You are very excited to go and enjoy with your friends, So the next day you reach there and start climbing…
4 reasons why not to switch camera systems Do you think of shifting to a different camera? Different brands? Do you compare yourself with others and make assumptions? Are you the one who thinks of shifting to a different brand like Nikon, Sony, Canon or Panasonic etc? Well… here is why you should not think…
Here are the minimum requirements (in October 2019)for a camera to be approved:ALL-I codec (workflow is less CPU intensive than with Long GOP codecs)Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 minimum resolution10bit LOG and a wide gamut, 240MB/s bitrate (ALL-I) or 16 bit linearNo looks or LUTs baked into original filesMetadata must be maintained in original files…