The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1 14-140mm is the second of Panasonic’s Micro Four Thirds camera but the first to support HD movie recording.

Landscapes make for some of the most picturesque frames in photography. The lush green fields, snow capped mountains and cascading rivers are so naturally picturesque that when you capture them in your film, their beauty is enhanced even more.

Moving water looks beautiful in all its forms, waterfalls, rivers and streams.

Ever if you are a beginning photographer you must be aware of what filters are and their various uses in photography. But for those who do not know, filters are camera accessories made up of glass that are used to get various coloured, black and white and focus effects, such as split focus, diffusion, colour correction and contrast reduction, in photography.

We have already discussed that a neutral density filter can be used to decrease the exposure, depth of field and increase contrast.

What should you do in case you are shooting outdoors and the sun is so bright that, even at the lowest aperture, opening your camera light meter shows over exposure? In such a situation you should use a neutral density filter.

Almost all modern cameras have an auto focus mechanism in them. This function can be very useful in standard light conditions. Auto focus lenses use the infra red mechanism to detect the subject and focus on it. All manual, as well as digital cameras, support auto focus operations.

Those who have been playing with their digital SLR cameras or SLR cameras for a while now, probably know that the shutter speed and the aperture are two mechanisms that help you control the exposure or the amount of light entering your camera. Shutter speed controls the speed with which your focal plane shutter opens […]

Motion photography is a separate art in itself and different photographs depicting different types of motion can give you varying effects.