Four tips to make sure those digital photographs turn out better aimed at beginners! 1.
Different types of Exposure Explore the various exposure settings of your digital camera.
Pictures could be looking a lot more pristine if you underexpose in well lit surroundings.
Likewise scenes could appear clearer with some overexposure.
Just experiment around a bit with the different contrast values and you will find you will be able to produce much better results once you get the hang of it.
2.
Add creative blur to your shots Adding blur to your photos can make certain important aspects of the photograph the picture's focus point, using the rest as complement.
You do this either with the depth-of-field blur or the movement blur.
Depth of Field blur allows you to create soft backdrops / backgrounds, while movement blur captures various movements, making the photograph come to live.
3.
Even nothing is something, sometimes Sounds weird? Not really, this type of exercise cases you to take a step back and re-evaluate the ways to take great photographs with things that you would not consider special, because you see them all day.
Yet they still can make great objectives for photography.
4.
Make sure it's unique Avoid shooting photos of places that have already been photographed a million times, find something unique.
Find unique situations, people, places and surroundings.
Try to think outside of the box.
It's a good idea to have your camera with you as often as possible, because you will find that unique, funny, thoughtful situations arise all the time and it would be a shame to not catch them on film (or memory stick in case of digital cameras)
Different types of Exposure Explore the various exposure settings of your digital camera.
Pictures could be looking a lot more pristine if you underexpose in well lit surroundings.
Likewise scenes could appear clearer with some overexposure.
Just experiment around a bit with the different contrast values and you will find you will be able to produce much better results once you get the hang of it.
2.
Add creative blur to your shots Adding blur to your photos can make certain important aspects of the photograph the picture's focus point, using the rest as complement.
You do this either with the depth-of-field blur or the movement blur.
Depth of Field blur allows you to create soft backdrops / backgrounds, while movement blur captures various movements, making the photograph come to live.
3.
Even nothing is something, sometimes Sounds weird? Not really, this type of exercise cases you to take a step back and re-evaluate the ways to take great photographs with things that you would not consider special, because you see them all day.
Yet they still can make great objectives for photography.
4.
Make sure it's unique Avoid shooting photos of places that have already been photographed a million times, find something unique.
Find unique situations, people, places and surroundings.
Try to think outside of the box.
It's a good idea to have your camera with you as often as possible, because you will find that unique, funny, thoughtful situations arise all the time and it would be a shame to not catch them on film (or memory stick in case of digital cameras)