Posted on Aug 27, 2007 under Tips and Trick |
Tips to Take Great Outdoor Portraits
1. Turning on your fill flash when taking picture in the open shade such us under a tree or if The subject backlit (such as with the sun behind).
2. Avoid side lighting on women’s face unless for special effect.
3. Don’t show your frustation when shot go bad. Communicate with your subjects and try to put them at ease.
4. Take many shots of each pose.
5. Avoid busy backgrounds such us bright colors, chaotic landscape.
6. Try to create soft background portraits and rim lighting for portraits.
Posted on Aug 25, 2007 under Tips and Trick |
How to Maximizing Depth of Field
1. Use a lens with a short focal length, such as the normal or wide-angle setting on your camera’s zoom.
2. Focus on a distant subject rather than the nearest one to deliver both subjects in focus.
3. Use the smallest aperture you can, such as f/11 or f/16.
Posted on Aug 24, 2007 under Tips and Trick |
Adjusting Exposure When Taking a Picture
1. Adjust the depth of field—that to make the background more or less sharp compared to the foreground.
2. Set the shutter speed to depict motion in the picture.
3. Overexpose the scene if The subject backlit, such as with the sun behind. Underexposing if the subject more brighten than background such as on bright snow.
