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1. amateurphotographer.com › get-best-sony-jpegs-yetHow to get your best Sony JPEGs yet | Amateur Photographer

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   Mar 16, 2017 · Deep offers a low-key look, while Light is high key, and Clear essentially behaves like a dehaze filter, giving higher-contrast results on long-distance shots. Sepia and Monochrome modes are also on offer.

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3. pinksprucephotography.com › how-to-choose-a-photoHow to Choose a Photo Finish That is Best for the Image

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   All three of the photo finish options (lustre, deep matte, and metallic) have different strengths depending on the colors within your photo. A black and white photo with a lot of shadows and a lot of blacks will look super moody in a matte finish, but may look ultra sleek in a metallic finish with the blacks popping off the print.

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4. www.digitalcameraworld.com › tutorials › uvUV photography on a budget: get started with ultraviolet ...

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   May 12, 2021 · Step-by-step guide to shooting with UV lights. (Image credit: Alistair Campbell) 01 Selecting UV paints. This might not be a job for you as a photographer, but communicate with your makeup artist (MUA) as they will likely have a lot of knowledge on products.

5. www.naturettl.com › ultraviolet-light-landscapeHow to Use Ultraviolet Light for Creative Nature Photography

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   Ultraviolet-induced visible fluorescence (UVIVF for short) is the easiest way to experiment with photography outside of the visible spectrum of light, since it requires no modifications to your camera and only an ultraviolet-emitting light source.

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6. www.redeem.sonypictures.com › info › what_is_ultravioletSony Redeem

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   UltraViolet is a digital rights library that allows you to redeem and access your movies and TV shows.

7. www.digitalcameraworld.com › tutorials › uvUV photography: tips for going dark with blacklight photography

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   Sep 2, 2020 · UV lighting can be used to photograph most things, but it’s best suited to studio subjects because the light source is quite weak, and it needs to be used in a dark room with a black background to give the strongest effect.

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   Should I use a white backdrop for ultraviolet photography?

   • I’d seen a few examples of ultraviolet photography in the past, and 99% of them were on a very dark or usually completely black backdrop. For obvious reasons this would make your subject stand out, and the colors appear more vibrant. I decided to go with a white backdrop instead, but not to light it or or let too much spill onto it.

   UV photography on a budget: get started with ... - Digital Camera World

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   Do black and white photos look good in a matte finish?

   • A black and white photo with a lot of shadows and a lot of blacks will look super moody in a matte finish, but may look ultra sleek in a metallic finish with the blacks popping off the print. I thought it might be helpful to show you a few other blog posts with images that would lend themselves well to each photo finish option.

   How to Choose a Photo Finish That is Best for the Image

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   What are the different types of ultraviolet photography?

   • Ultraviolet photography can be divided into two main categories: UVIVF, and reflected ultraviolet. Reflected UV photography is essentially the same as visible light photography, but in the ultraviolet part of the spectrum (from 400nm down to 10nm), and requires modified or custom cameras designed to detect only ultraviolet wavelengths.

   How to Use Ultraviolet Light for Creative Nature Photography

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   Can UV light be used for photography?

   • UV lighting can be used to photograph most things, but it’s best suited to studio subjects because the light source is quite weak, and it needs to be used in a dark room with a black background to give the strongest effect.

   UV photography: tips for going dark with blacklight photography

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   How to protect your camera from ultraviolet light?

   • To ensure your camera isn’t picking up any ultraviolet light, you can use an ultraviolet filter that cuts out all wavelengths below 400nm. Lens choice is up to you, as interesting photos can be created with everything from an ultra-wide to a macro lens. 2. Ultraviolet light source

   How to Use Ultraviolet Light for Creative Nature Photography

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   Should I use a white backdrop?

   • I decided to go with a white backdrop instead, but not to light it or or let too much spill onto it. Typically this would mean a grey result but, with ultraviolet light, it became a nice shade of mauve / purple. It’s obviously good to have a plan to begin with, but even better to deviate when you need to!

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9. www.sony.co.uk › electronics › supportPhotographer's guide: How to get nice pictures with your camera

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   If you find you cannot get natural looking colour with AWB or one of the presets, you can make a Custom White Balance. In this mode you use a white 'target' such as a white card or sheet of paper, to enable the camera to adjust itself to the colour of the prevailing light.