An interchangeable lens camera (ILC) is a camera that accepts different lenses. However, it’s commonly used to describe mirrorless cameras.
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What’s the hot shoe?
A hot shoe is a mounting point at the top of a camera. It’s used to attach compatible devices with the camera, such as a flash unit.
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How to find your camera’s shutter count
The number of times the shutter has fired is known as the shutter count. It’s important when it comes to buying or selling a camera.
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What’s a viewfinder?
In photography, a camera’s viewfinder is what you look through to take a photo. It shows you the scene that it’ll capture.
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What’s texture in photography?
In photography, texture refers to the feel and appearance of a surface. It can range from your subject’s clothes to the sand in a landscape.
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Back-button focus: What it is and how to use it
Back-button focus is a technique that puts a button on the back of your camera is in charge of focusing. It’s no longer the shutter button.
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What’s secondary sunset?
Secondary sunset provides distinctively unique lighting. Learn what it is and how you can apply it in photography.
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What do STM and USM mean on Canon lenses?
On Canon lenses, you’ll notice STM and USM depending on the type of lens. STM stands for Stepper Motor, and USM stands for Ultrasonic Motor.
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The best lenses for Sony a7 III
The Sony a7 III is a top-notch full-frame mirrorless camera. If you have it or are thinking about getting it, find out which lenses you need.
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Understanding shutter speed in photography
In photography, shutter speed is the length of time that the image sensor or film is exposed to the frame that’s being captured.
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