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1.Know your phone camera settings Do not rely on your phone’s default auto mode. Of course, tapping on where you want the phone to focus on will give you a sharper focus on the subject. However, you can improve the overall quality of your images by tweaking the other aspects in an image. Although different phones have different settings, most …
1. Timing is everything You should always make sure that your child is well-rested and happy. You know what times would work best for your kids. The best times to photograph your kids is after a nap, after a snack. Sometimes you can’t control when the funny moments happen, but if you are planning a little photography time, plan the …
Aperture Understand aperture The most fundamental element any photographer should understand is aperture. The aperture is the physical opening within your lens that allows light through to the sensor (or film in an older camera). The wider the aperture opening, the more light can pass through, and vice versa. The size of the opening, which is regulated by a series …
1.KEEP YOUR HANDS STEADY In comparison to a DSLR , smartphones so much smaller in size people tend to think they can just take pictures on the move. Realistically you won’t be able to take a clear picture one-handed while walking down the sidewalk, no matter the lighting conditions, so you need to stop for a moment and make sure …
What is ISO? In traditional (film) photography ISO (or ASA) was the indication of how sensitive a film was to light. It was measured in numbers, the lower the number the lower the sensitivity of the film and the finer the grain in the shots you’re taking. However, In Digital Photography ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor. The same principles …
LESSON 1. ENVISION, PLAN, AND THEN CREATE Spend time thinking about the type of photo you wish to create and learn how you can do it. Make sure that you plan the shots you wish to take, as when you have strategies in place your photos are bound to come out well. Bring your own uniqueness to each photo, whether …
1.Aperture The most important element of any photographer should understand is aperture. The physical opening in your lens that allow light to come through the sensor. The wider the aperture opening, the more light can pass through. The size of the opening, which is controlled by a series of fins encroaching from the edge of the lens barrel, which is …
Tip 1. Focus on the eyes Eye contact may not always be desirable in a portrait photo, sharp eyes definitely are. If you manually select an AF point over one of your models eyes or central focus point to lock focus on their eyes. Then release half-pressed to keep the setting locked, recompose your picture before taking the shot. Tip …
1.When to use Exposure Compensation The camera’s metering system is vital when taking pictures. It works out how much lighting is necessary when entering the camera to correct exposure. The problem with metering is that it takes an average reading, this reading is assumed to be a midtone or halfway between white and black. When shooting portraits, light skin tones …
1. Get Basic Composition Down Composition is the heart of a photograph, which are the position of different elements in a frame. The easiest rule of thumb to learn is the Rule of Thirds. You will break your frame into nine squares roughly in equal size. Try to align the subject of your photo along the lines and intersections and …