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The Timelapse Photography Time-lapse photography is a unique approach in photography that has the ability to compress a long period of time into a very short and very attractive view for the most part. In this photography genre, photographers can capture the effects of the passage of time-from billions of pavements of the city to […]

An Introduction Portrait photography is one of the primary areas of photography, wherein photographs are taken to capture the essence of personality. For that, there are plenty of portrait modes and features in the alludding entry-level DSLR, Nikon D5100. This review is a complete guide on all possible portrait settings of the Nikon D5100 and

The Nikon D5100 is an entry-level DSLR that provides multiple functionalities suited for entry-level and intermediate photographers. One of the core aspects of photography is familiarizing oneself with the entire camera system, especially under low-light conditions, which would require proper skills and know-how in using the camera’s flash. This review will detail how to turn

Movie mode introduces and introduces the Nikon D5100, which, although designed to be an entry-level DSLR, means the user’s photography would already be at least beginner level. While the rest of its features cover what casual and wannabe professional photographers would have liked, nothing actually compares to the Movie Mode in allowing you to realize

Manual mode introduction Manual Mode (M) affords total control (both aperture and shutter speed) to the users of Nikon D5100. Whereas other shooting modes adjust automatically, Manual Mode requires you to manually set those steps according to your want. This mode is perfect for professional photographers seeking creativity in imagery or special settings that require

Exposure: Understanding Shadows and Colors Exposure collectively determines how much light penetrates through your digital camera sensor, depicting finally how bright a photograph can be. The critical part is the balance between being overexposed from too bright images, or underexposed from too dark images. Nikon D5100 incorporates various modes and settings for exposure controls, including:

Timer Function of Nikon D5100 With the timer function of Nikon D5100, you can determine by how long the release of the shutter would be delayed. This is especially useful when you want to be in the picture or when you want to reduce the effect of camera shake while pushing the shutter button. Timer

ISO Sensitivity As for ISO sensitivity, it corresponds with the part of the spectrum between light sensitivity and photography exposure time. The basic function of ISO is to determine the response of a sensor to light availability that the photograph captures. The higher the number ISO, the higher sensitivity of the sensor to light, thus

D5100 from Nikon is a versatile DSLR which makes a perfect mix of features and ease of use, having bagged many awards and accolades for this feature. One of the most interesting and exciting challenges that this camera can have is night-sky photography, i.e. starry landscapes, star trails, or even the Milky Way itself. This

White Balance in Photography White balance affects photography in somehow. It will elicit better color rendering of your images as it compensates for lighting conditions-it will render white objects as white, while the other colors will be compensated. A photo without the appropriate white balance may take restricted color cast-an example of which is a