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The rule of thirds is photography’s most widely known, and widely ignored, compositional “rule.” It divides the frame into thirds, both horizontally and vertically, and states that placing the subject ...

On Tuesday, 5 August, 2008, Olympus and Panasonic jointly announced a new digital camera format. Based on the existing Four Thirds system and using the same 18.0 x 13.5 mm sensor, the new Micro Four ...

Micro Four Thirds cameras may have smaller sensors, but that makes it easier to get lenses with more reach — and at sizes and prices that won’t break your back or the bank. The Micro Four Thirds mount ...

My uncle gave me my first real camera, an old 35mm Leica with a collapsible lens. It was lightweight, compact enough to fit into a pants pocket, and took great pictures. That camera, along with many ...

While the "rule of thirds" is a commonly taught principle in photography, there are several other fundamental aspects that can help you improve your photography skills. By exploring these additional ...

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Composition will always be part of the fun and challenge of photography. But there is a way to guarantee great compositional balance every time. It’s called the “rule of thirds.” And for this week’s ...

I’m a big fan of rule of thirds photography, but this compositional technique is often deemed too simplistic or even boring. However, if you’re starting out on your photography journey, it’s a simple ...