Three Items to Help Visually Impaired Photographers Shoot Better Photos

There was a time when I honestly thought that I'd need to give up on photography. As long term readers will know, I'm legally blind. Specifically, I have keratoconus, which makes a lot of things difficult.

So taking photos and getting details can be complicated. It also means that I need to get closer to things that others would to understand. And it never occurred to me to use binoculars and scopes to help me. But I've been doing so in recent times. At least one thing will accompany me when I'm doing adventure-style photography. Being able to see helps a whole lot. It's nice to get a zoomed-in view of something from above or far away. Then, I can typically get up closer to whatever I'm going to photograph. Here are three items that have helped me and that I strongly recommend to other Visually Impaired Photographers. .

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2021-4-28 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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