Step-by-Step Film Development

Many photographers nowadays use digital cameras, but shooting with traditional film can be satisfying as well. Developing your film requires some special equipment and a darkroom (a room without any windows that can be secured during the processing so that no light enters). There are several steps to developing film correctly. Assemble the chemicals needed for developing. You will need developer, stop bath, fixer, hypo clearing agent...

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How to Use the D300 Spot Meter

There are different ways to measure the exposure required in order to take a picture, with each way being known as a meter. The Nikon D300 offers three different types of meters. The spot meter, in particular, works by taking a light reading from one specific part of the view your camera has; it enables an accurate reading of a subject. Instructions 1 Set the AE-L AF-L dial on the back of the SLR to the bottom setting to enter Spot mode. ...

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How to Use Umbrella Lights in Photography

By reading this article, you should learn how to place, meter and use your lights for portraiture. Read on to learn how to use umbrella lights in photography. Instructions 1 Understand that determining exactly how many lights you need is really not that important. You can use from one to four lights or more. The question would be, where do you put them? Ask 10 photographers and you are likely to get 12 answers. Too close and the shadows...

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How to Become a Corbis Photographer

Corbis has been a leading provider of web based stock photography since its conception in 1989. It offers skilled photographers a broad media outlet in which to present their photography work for the purposes of resale and display. Those interested in seeking employment as a Corbis photographer can rest assured that their work will be properly protected. The Corbis Website offers a simple submission form to kick start the application process for...

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How to Mount Photos on Mats

Mounting your photography on mat boards is a surefire way to make your work look better and more professional. However, according to an article on the photography website Unblinking Eye, mounting your work has other benefits as well. By mounting, you save your photograph from excessive handling, and from inevitable curling. Your print will be more durable and better preserved. Instructions 1 Plug in both the tacking iron and the mounting press....

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