We've all seen those great photos of fast-moving objects apparently frozen and sharp but on a motion-blurred background conveying the idea of speed and movement. How is it done though? It's an...

There are three settings on your camera that determine how bright your images appear to be. This is where the analogy of the triangle originates. Two of the settings are directly related to Exposure...

Your camera can't capture everything that it sees. It has a luminance range that it can observe and record. If you are presented with a scene that has high contrast with very bright highlights and...

Your camera wants to make a perfect neutral exposure every time and that is usually OK when the lighting conditions are balanced. Sometimes that neutral goal can produce the wrong exposure for the...

The Canon EOS Rebel T6 also known as the 1300D in the UK and the Kiss X80 in Japan is a very capable, entry-level camera for your first dive into the world of DSLR photography. It can actually...

There is an Auto White Balance setting on the Rebel T6/1300D/X80 that does a pretty good job of preventing heavy colour casts on your images. Sometimes though it can get confused if there are...