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In other words, household objects into art. Still life is all about turning everyday objects such as bottles, vases, and candles and turning them into interesting subjects for still life photographs. Do not use it without written permission.Everything you need to know about ?Still Life? photography.

This image might be subject to copyright. A low ISO like this usually translates into a good image quality, without 'noise' or other kind distortions. This is a low enough value to guaranty that the image is probably sharp, even if captured without a tripod or if it has moving objects in it.Īn ISO of 64 means the lightning conditions this photo was taken under were probably quite good, most likely in the outdoors during the day or with the help of a tripod.

The camera used by the author of this photo was COOLPIX P90 by NIKON, with a shutter speed of 32258/10000000, a focal distance of 103/10 and an IOS of 64.Ī shutter speed of 32258/10000000 means the sensor was exposed for 0.0032258 seconds. The image has been post-processed using PictureProject 1.7.5 W, so it's possible that the shapes and/or colors have been modified, although these changes are usually minor and meant to improve the quality of the photo.

Nikon picture project 1.7