What Are The Advantages Of Using A Tripod? Here Are 5 From Me
5 advantages of using a tripod are
Tack sharp photos every time
Better compositions
Technically correct photos
Highest quality using the lowest ISO
Taking photos in low-light situations is a breeze
And 3 bonus ones from me
Something for me to lean on
It makes me look great
I can include myself in photos
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How To Take Photos Handheld - Camera Settings That Work For Sharp Photos
When taking photos handheld you need to hold your camera correctly, have a fast enough shutter speed, and carefully press the shutter release button. You need to use a combination of aperture, shutter and ISO that work for the selected focal length. Once you have a blurry photo that is that – a blurry photo will always be a blurry photo. And we don’t want that, do we?
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How Do You Hold A Camera Properly? This Is Very Important!
To hold a camera properly you should
Hold the body and lens with your left hand
Hold the grip in your right hand
Stand straight
Legs slightly bent at the knees
Feet apart in line with the shoulders and slightly pointed out
Tuck your arms in tight
Relax
And breathe in and slowly out before gently pressing the shutter release
Is Editing Photos Cheating? Well Is It? Well What Do You Think?
Editing photos is not cheating. Every digital photo that you see has been edited in some way or another. Every JPEG photo has been edited in-camera. And that is a fact. To get the best out of a photo you need to edit it. So no editing photos is not cheating. It is just fine and we photographers do it all the time. But there is an exception to this which I will get on to.
RAW And JPEG - What Do They Mean? Which Is Better?
RAW and JPEG are picture-taking formats. When taking photographs using RAW no processing is applied to an image other than creating the image itself. When taking photos using the JPEG format the RAW data is processed in-camera at the time of image capture. JPEG files look better straight out of the camera, but RAW files record more tonal and colour data.
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Do I Really Have To Edit My Photos? It Depends But Mainly Yes!
You do not have to edit photos if you are happy with the photos your camera or phone has captured. To get the best photos though, yes you do have to edit them. Editing photos is refining and improving what the camera has captured. Every digital photo created has been edited in some way or another.
Camera Shake - What Is It And How Do I Stop It Happening?
Camera shake is a term used to describe the camera moving faster than the shutter speed when you take a photo handheld resulting in blurry photos that cannot be corrected. Camera shake can be easily avoided by choosing a fast enough shutter speed, holding the camera properly and taking the photo carefully, or putting the camera on a tripod or other stable platform.
What Is Manual Mode? Do I Really Have To Learn How To Use It?
In manual mode in photography, you set the aperture, shutter speed and ISO manually. In manual mode when you take a photo the exposure is determined by what you tell the camera to do – the camera has no influence over the exposure achieved. Manual mode is used by photographers who want complete and creative control of the exposure of an image.
Travel Photography All Done - And Now For Something Completely Different!
OK. I have done travel photography which I loved talking about over the summer months. And now that summer is over I want to change the nature of the content. After 87 episodes cobbled together in an order that came out of my head I am going back to basics for a few episodes – let’s see how things go. But in this episode, I want to quickly stop, take stock, and ask for your help and involvement.
Do You Want To Know How I Edit My Travel Photos In Lightroom?
There are two stages of editing photos. The first stage is to choose the photos to edit. I choose the best of the best only. And then I process them in Lightroom with the freedom to create stand-out, bright, vibrant, and different travel photos that I hope make the viewer want to be there. Travel photography is all about making the photos of interest to someone who has not been there, and to make them curious about a location.
