Digital Photography Aperture Tutorial

Apertures function the same in digital photography as in film photography. The aperture is the opening through which light can pass completely through your lens to the focal plane of your camera which holds your Charge Coupled Device (CCD) that captures a digital image. Aperture helps control exposure, depth of field, and the sharpness of your photos. Plus aperture can help you photograph in low light. How is Aperture Notated? Aperture...

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How to Add Wings to My Photograph

If you have access to a photo editor, adding wings to a photograph is a fairly simple task. Photoshop is currently one of the most popular photo editing applications used to perform image alterations; however, this application may be a little pricey for some. Fortunately there is a wide selection of online photo editors you can use to perform this particular task. Before you get started, find an image of the wings you want to use to add to your existing...

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How to Process 35 mm Film

Photography has been a mainstay in life since its introduction in the mid-19th century. While many people now use digital cameras, some still prefer to take their photos with 35mm film. Developing your film at home is fairly easy and doesn't require a lot of expensive equipment. It can reduce the amount of time that you wait for your negatives to be developed and save you money in the long term. Processing your own film may seem difficult at first,...

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How to Get Depth Perception in Photos

Whether you are an amateur or a professional photographer, taking photographs of objects with greater depth perception can create a surreal image not even the human eye can reproduce. Creating an "out of focus" shot with a shallow depth of field is one of the most powerful effects you can have, because you can eliminate distracting backgrounds and make the object your primary subject in the shot. Instructions 1 Shorten your focal length by...

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