Travel photography tips – before you leave Before you even set foot in your new destination there is something you need to have done – familiarised yourself with your camera. Picture the scene . . . there you are poking your camera out of the train window trying to get a shot of the water buffalo as you whiz past. … Read More
Black and White Photo Tips- Maui Photos
Photography tips –editing the photos with software Tip 1: Want black and white photos? A top digital photography tip – don’t do it in-camera! Do it afterwards using image editing software. Your computer will do a far better job than your camera. Tip 2: When editing your photographs a good tip is to make sure you don’t to overdo it. … Read More
Photography, Maui- Photo tips
Digital photography tips –Using a digital camera Tip 1: Compact digital cameras have a shutter delay. To reduce this, take some practice shots. Here’s a tip to help you find out how much of a delay you’re dealing with: stand in the middle of the room, camera at the ready. turn slowly, and while looking at the screen, press the … Read More
Maui Photographer- Tips for choosing a camera
Certainly, the most obvious question that users have is what kind of camera they should choose. Camera users normally fall into one of three main categories: amateurs, hobbyists and professionals, and knowing where you fit can help you identify what features might be important, and what type of camera would make sense for your needs. Are you looking to just … Read More
Maui Photographer- Tips to rememeber
Many people comment on certain photographers having an eye for taking good pictures. In part, that is skill and experience you are seeing. Another part is the expression of art with an understanding of some basic rules. Of course, like any artist, you can take some great shots that ‘break’ all the rules, however, it is safe to say that … Read More
Maui Photography- Digital vs. Film
The debate between digital cameras and film cameras is relatively new – digital photography itself has only in the past few years made it to the point where it could rival film, and most agree that it has finally met (if not surpassed) its rival in ease and flexibility. The range of camera choices above 3 megapixels (which is comparable … Read More
Maui Photographer- Tips for better images
A major advantage of digital photography is being able to easily rewrite history – you can make changes to the photos before printing or displaying. There are a variety of software packages that will allow you to do this – some photo album software will allow simple touch ups, like Google’s Picasa, Apple’s iPhoto or LView, while more complex packages … Read More
Maui Vacation Photo Documentary- (Maui Vacation Photography)
Vacation Documentary Package Have your vacation professionally documented. Whether it is at the beach, a luau, on the golf course or any other excursion, including shopping, this unique and personal touch, will allow you to enjoy the magic that will forever relive your Hawaiian experience. $185. per hour of photo shoots on location Images to be professionally edited with Photoshop … Read More
MAUI PHOTOGRAPHER- Tips for better photos
Know your flash range: The number one flash mistake is taking pictures beyond the flash’s range. Why is this a mistake? Because pictures taken beyond the maximum flash range will be too dark. For many cameras, the maximum flash range is less than fifteen feet—about five steps away. What is your camera’s flash range? Look it up in your camera … Read More
Maui Photography- Tips (Using Filters)
The use of filters or lenses can allow you to completely change how light hits the camera, for example, there are a number of add-on filters that can either soften the photo, provide slight blurring around the edges to capture a sensitive mood in portraits, add light flares for a touch of drama, or a polarizer which controls stray light … Read More