If you have a digital camera, chances are good that you have heard these two terms—or maybe even read about them in your camera manual. Most point and shoot camera’s now have the option to use the RAW file format.
Today, I am not planning to try to persuade you one way or the other, just give you an overview of them both and the reasons why you should or shouldn’t use them.
This summer, my family and I took a trip to Yellowstone National Park. We were there for several days and did lots of hiking and sight-seeing.
I almost always shoot with my camera on “Manual Mode”—the mode where you choose all the settings yourself. BUT, on this trip, I found that I slipped the camera into aperture priority—one of the semi-automatic modes on my DSLR camera.
“What is aperture priority?” you ask!
Today I thought I would explain WHAT some of these semi-automatic modes are and WHEN you might want to use them.
All of your camera’s exposure modes are found on the dial on top of your camera. It looks like this:
I wanted to change up my iPhone screensaver to something bright and cheerful this past weekend. I made this simple art and thought i would share it with you guys as well!
It features one of my paintings that i’ve digitally altered. Then i added the JOY penant overlay using my graphics tablet and stylus. So simple!
Just click the graphic below to instantly download a zip file that contains 2 screensaver jpg files; one sized better for a laptop/desktop computer, and one sized better for a smart phone.
Have a great day!
