So you want to take great photos? You want to up your game as a photographer? This is where to start.
- Know Your Camera
- Understand the Exposure
- The Master Light
- Explore The Depth Of The Field
- Get to Know Perspective
- Conquer Position
- Perfect Your Post-Processing
- Conclude
1.Know Your Camera:
Would you believe there are professional photographers out there that don’t fully know how to control their camera? It’s true. How do I know?
I used to be one of them.
Yep,it’s a big ugly confession,but it’s true.We started off shooting in Aperture Priority mode,and let the camera do the
thinking for us.
We thought it was faster and easier than learning all that scary technical stuff. And you can fake it here for a while.
Cameras are smarter than ever, and they can get pretty close for you. But not knowing this stuff will truly hold you back,
and keep you firmly in the “fluking it” category.
What I’m talking about here is needing to understand the essential features of your camera and your lens, and knowing
how that affects the look of your images.
You need to know how changing your aperture changes the look of your photo. You need to understand how to set your shutter
speed to get the results you want.
You need to be able to make decisions with your ISO that fit your situation. And then, based on what features your camera
has, you’ll need to know about drive modes, white balance, focusing, stabilization modes and so on.
Luckily this stuff isn’t as hard as it sounds. In fact you can learn it all in just a few hours. Once you do,
you’ll be ready to move on to the next level.
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