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What are the differences between a DSLR and a SLR digital camera?

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SLR cameras allow  expert photographers  to change lenses and choose the right lens for the given shooting situation. DSLR refers to SLR cameras that take digital photos and the few cameras left on the market still using film are simply called SLR cameras. DSLR cameras are great for  budding photographers  because they offer live previews and do not waste film when photographers make mistakes. There are more DSLRs available in the market so they tend to be cheaper. Film SLR cameras, on the other hand, offer a slightly better quality of colour, tone and contrast. Technology Digital single-lens reflex (DSLR).  A reflex mirror that allows live and digital optical viewing through the lens taking the image. Single-lens reflex(SLR).  A reflex mirror that allows live optical viewing through the lens taking the image. Requires DSLR:  Memory cards SLR:  Camera film Storage DSLR:  Thousands of images SLR:  36 images per roll of film Shutter Speed DSLR:  1 – 1/
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IS PHOTOSHOP KILLING PHOTOGRAPHY?

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Allow me to explain my points in this way “Is sandwiches killing the sales of plain white bread?” While making Sandwiches we make use of 2 pieces of white bread with fillings in between. Some people prefer sandwiches while some prefer just plain white bread but in both, the cases of white bread are still needed and thus is bought. Similarly, some people prefer posting and printing photos without editing with any kind of photo editing tools like Photoshop or coral draw. Many people prefer editing their photos before posting or printing. Depends on the priority and need they have but either way, the original unedited photo is needed. Sandwiches didn’t stop loaves of plain white bread going for sale in the bakery. Sandwiches are made of white bread. Because sandwiches potentially taste better than plain bread, more people will eat bread because of sandwiches. Neither will editing photos stop the pleasure of taking photographs in its raw form. Edited photos are base
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How to Pose Hands during Wedding, Portrait and Fashion Photography

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    During Photography one of the most challenging and confusing element is posing hands and how to make use of hands in a photo shoot. Hands are so important body part in candidate photography because that adds a message to your image. If you give a wrong or improper hand pose that completely gives a different or sometimes bad image. While if you give a correct hand poses they can convey strength, softness, femininity, masculinity and shows love, affection, and care between couples. So before having your wedding, Portrait or fashion photo shoot have you planned or thought-“what hand pose best suits in your style, background, natural light that gives realistic emotional & feelings to your image?” If not, there are few small but very important tips that can give meaning to your image. In Photography, if you avoid small points it can completely change your image. Here are a few helpful tips and ideas to keep in mind for your next wedding, portrait, or fashion shoot
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STEPS TO BECOMING A GOOD PHOTOGRAPHER

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The true key to growing as a photographer is to dedicate and immerse you in it on a consistent basis. Passion and enjoyment in photography are keys to become great at your craft. There are many things to consider in order progressing through this journey as effectively as possible. If I were to start all over again, these are the stepping stones that I would have preferred to have taken, beginning with the technical, ending with the conceptual and then continuous Practice & Experience. Part 1: Learning the Technical 1. Focus on the Light When you begin in  photography , it seems obvious to say that learning to use your camera is the logical first step. However, thinking this way can actually confuse you. A camera is just a tool that has the ability to record light. When you walk out the door to photograph, the first thing you should think about is light, and not about your camera. What time of day is it? Is it sunny or cloudy? How strong the light is and what direct
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