Showing posts with label Composition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Composition. Show all posts
Friday, 11 January 2013
In order for the Photos stay sharp in situations of Minimal light
Interesting objects often come in a situation where we have to take a picture in minimal conditions of light and we don't want to (or can't) use flash, but we want to make images that stay sharp. Objects such as city view at night is beautiful, music concerts in the evening or party atmosphere unfortunately passed away without the camera in action. Here are tips to be able to keep producing the
Sunday, 30 December 2012
camera settings for macro photography
Marco photography is interesting in taking pictures of objects, with the very thoroughness of detail makes the image will be more vivid and interesting to look at. macro image is the image of the object in the picture take from short distance or close up. all right we'll learn which camera settings do like for Marco photography.
Setting the ISO speed
By definition the ISO is a measure of the
Setting the ISO speed
By definition the ISO is a measure of the
Thursday, 27 December 2012
Setting POV Camera Composition
Okay, lets talk a little bit about point of view, or perspective. Although I haven't seen much participation yet, I am going to move forward anyway because some of you may have lost interest, or been a little confused by the exposure stuff. While I don't think you should continue until you understand it well, I will move on anyway, so if you decide to you can move on as well. You can always go
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Photography Rules Composition
Aside from exposure composition is probably the most important aspect in photography. If you can't create, yes you need to create a picture it just doesn't happen, something that will grab interest your pictures will always be of the point and shoot variety. When you start learning and using the rules of composition you will add interest to your shots, and when you understand the rules well
Thursday, 20 December 2012
ISO Camera setting
Well, it has been a while since I last wrote a post, but not a lot of people are following these anyway, so I don't have a lot of motivation to keep them going. Also I have been more involved with my forum these days too. Although ISO isn't something that I learned until later on, I think it is an important thing to consider. I have put it off thus far because I thought it wasn't too important
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