Use These Tips to Take Better Photos

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Use These Tips to Take Better Photos
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If you want to take great photos you need to
keep an eye out for tips and ideas about digital
images. Sure, there are some people who can take
a great photo without much effort in the way of
learning, but most of us need a hand when it
comes to making our photos more striking. Lets
consider some of the key Digital Photography Tips
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Buy the right digital camera
This may seem obvious, but youd be amazed how
many people make the mistake of getting the wrong
digital camera. There are some standard criteria
to take into consideration that can make the
choice a lot easier. For example, are you a
point and shoot individual? Do you need a
camera that will take fantastic photographs
without needing to adjust anything much? Getting
a digital camera that requires little or no
adjustment is vital if you want to press the
button and capture a great picture.
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Also consider what size prints you will normally
want. If you generally make 4x6 prints then
anything more than 4 megapixel will do your
photos justice. Next, look at the velocity of
the camera. Do you take photographs at sports
events? If so you'll need a camera that boots
quickly and it has an exceptionally low shutter
lag.
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Compose the Photograph
We often come across photo where the top of
someone's head missing in it. Its not as simple
as just centring an individual's face in the
image. Make an effort to compose your photograph,
recognising that non-centralised photographs have
much more depth.
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If the subject is small and you want to select
them in the scene, zoom in. And of course you can
experiment with different camera angles. Take a
photo from over or below the subject to add a
fascinating twist. Use your skills to get the
best angle you can. Sam Crawford can help you to
understand the basics of photography.
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To stabilise the camera use both hands
Stabilising the camera is extremely important!
Dont let it move when youre clicking pictures.
You may have seen many people using one hand or
waving their camera while taking images. Breaking
news those photos will most likely be out of
focus and poor quality. Not stabilising your
camera is far greater mistake than poor quality
indoor lighting. You really do need to use both
the hands and hold the camera strongly.
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Don't click photos with light behind the subject
Most of us have made this mistake at one time or
another. If your subject is standing in front of
a window and you're taking shots, youre likely
to get a dark outline. The light source needs to
be behind the camera which means behind you, not
behind the subject. You may find using the flash
function of the camera lessens the effect of
darkness in the room.
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If youre looking for more photography tips then
visit Sam Crawford Photography website. Sam
Crawford is a renowned professional photographer
in Sydney, Australia. Sam Crawford offers his
unique Photography and Videography skills for
visual recording services at corporate events,
weddings, portraits, children, pregnancy,
architecture, landscape, pet and nature events
across Australia.
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Sam Crawford Photography   Level 7, 822 George
St, Chippendale 2008  info_at_samcrawford.com.au 04
10718555
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