The basic colour modes in photograph

It is possible to change and adjust the colours of a digital image as much as we please, but to do so it is necessary to understand something about colours and how they combine and work together.
The basic colour modes are Red, Green, Blue (RGB) and Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black (CMYK). They are known as colour spaces and they determine how images are seen and reproduced.

Electromagnetic radiation comes in the form of wavelengths and its total range is known as the spectrum. The range covers gamma rays, X-rays, ultra-violet, visible light, infra-red, radar, microwaves, various radio waves and extremely low frequencies.

The only part of this spectrum which can be seen by the human eye is a very small section in the middle seen as white light. White light is refracted into its component colours of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet, which we see as the rainbow colours.  The primary colours are red, green and blue.

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"wildlife photography"

How to choose wildlife photography lenses?
 

Wildlife photography lenses can mean a difference between high quality images and low quality pictures. The lenses should possess the right zoom level to allow you to have a close-up shot of a herd of buffalo grazing or a mother lioness actively playing with her cubs. In addition to zoom capacity, you should also consider the price, focal length and steadiness when choosing photography lenses.
 

Focal length
The focal length of your lenses will establish from how far you can take a clear shot. Wildlife photography lenses with long focal length will allow you to take a clear shot when you are miles away. This is very important when you are taking shots of dangerous animals such as lions, elephants and snakes since you do not need to be next to the animal to take a shot. A lens with a focal length of 400mm and above, for instance, is perfect when you are taking photographs of birds or carnivores that can attack and injure you.
Image stability

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Flash Guns

'Flash Guns'

I fu you're taking picture in low light, or just adding some fill-in, a dedicated flashgun will expand your range and allow you to balance even the strongest backlighting.

Choosing a Flash

Many DSLRs have built-in flash units, which are adequate for general snaps, but have limitations. If you want to get creative with flash, or just fire out more power with better light, a separate unit is essential. Like lenses, though, you need to find a flash that's compatible with your camera - a Canon flash won't work with a Nikon camera, for example.

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Photoshop Clipping Path

Photoshop Clipping Path

Photoshop Clipping Path-friendly If you are related to the graphics industry sector then you must have heard about the words of the Road Clipping. Clipping Path is generally repetitive and highly preferred process used by graphics professionals. It is a service at present is more dominating in the field of graphic outsourcing industry today.

Photoshop clipping path is a term used to be the basic business of graphic design. This is achieved by using the most powerful tools of Photoshop tools named. The term "clip" is to eliminate all kinds of purposes from a picture on the other hand the meaning of the "Path" is to remove the photos. As a result of the full meaning of "Clipping path" is to remove the object from the background image. Objectives can be changed to turn into any background at the same time as cut.

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Why do you need vektor artwork?

Vector art is the use of geometrical primitives such as points, lines, curves, and shapes, which are all based on mathematical equations to represent images in computer graphics. In other words, this is the kind of computer art that can re-size and printed without having to worry about resolution or image quality. So, you will be able to pick up a stamp-sized logo and blow it up to billboard size and still would have the same amount of detail.

computer-based art is commonly known as Raster Graphics, or for example, "Bitmap." This is described by Wikipedia as follows: .. "Computer displays are made of tiny dots called pixels images were constructed from this point are smaller and closer the dots together, the better the picture quality, but the bigger the file needed to store the data If we keep constant the number of pixels . and we enlarge the image, then the size of each dot grows and becomes rough drawings ... "But Vector art is not made of pixels at all. Thus, we avoid the problem of the overall image resolution. Raster graphics deal more practically than vector graphics with photographs and photo-realistic images, while vector graphics often serve better for typesetting or for graphic design.

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Understanding Basic Image Parameters In Digital Photography

In the art of photography we at least know some more image parameters and improve the quality of digital photo cameras. This is very influential in the shooting. Here are a few that I know of references that I read.

Saturation: 

Saturation is the intensity of a particular color. Image with color saturation as zero is the gray-scale image. Some digital cameras have settings that sharply contrasts that enhance the saturation of all colors in the picture. This attribute can be used in Photoshop as well. Some viewers images also provide this option.

This feature helps in still images of flowers and fruits. He describes the natural color of the subject better. If you reduce the saturation of a digital object, it gives effect to photograph the countryside. Rural effect is very useful when you are taking the bus, train or truck. You also can reduce boredom and increase the contrast to give a grunge feel to the picture image. This is useful for portraits or pet pictures.

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What is a raster image and vector images?

raster and vecto

All computer images are divided into two basic types: raster images (also known as a bitmap) and vector images. In some cases suggested the use of vector graphics, others, depending on the nature of the project it is advisable to use a bitmap image. Sometimes, the two formats can be used together. An understanding of the advantages and limitations of each technology and the relationship between them will lead to optimal use of them.

What is a raster image (bitmap)?

Raster images are created by a digital camera (picture), they are scanned or created on a PC in a different program such as Adobe Photoshop. Raster images consist of many pixels. Resolution raster images or scanned image is expressed in dots per inch or dpi. Scanner or printer resolution is also measured in dots per inch.

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Bitmap photoshop

When we use Photoshop for image processing, we often find that we have processed the images appear blurred. Things like this can not be avoided because the images we have processed with Photosop mostly bitmap images. While considering the characteristics of bitmap images, are blurring the picture is one of his trademark. Characteristics of bitmap images like anything, please read the tutorial Photoshop this time.

Bitmap images that are often also called the raster image is an image that is composed of a collection of pixels. Pixel themselves from the words picture element, which is intended as a component of the smallest image.
Because the collection is composed of pixel dots, then lies the an image that we refer to as bitmap images. The number of each point determines the quality of bitmap images. The number of each point in the image measured by the unit of measurement dpi / ppi. For example, in one square inch there are 72 pixel point, the size of the image is 72 dpi (dots per inch).

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