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| LEARNING PHOTOGRAPHY |
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| Without complicating the issue, learning photography can be kept to the following 4 KEY POINTS |
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IMAGE SHARPNESS |
EXPOSURE |
COMPOSITION |
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| Subject expression & great |
Make sure your subject is |
It's best to have the subject as |
Avoid placing the subject |
| lighting override all else. |
in focus and still. |
the brightest part of the picture. |
in the centre of the image. |
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| PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPHY |
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Place the eyes on the |
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BASIC CAMERA SETTINGS |
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top line of thirds |
Get close |
stopping movement |
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Natural smiles |
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No Direct Sunlight |
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Set the camera to Av mode |
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Set the Aperture to f5.6 |
Set the camera to 400 ISO |
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| above 1/30 If not then |
Place horizon on either |
| LANDSCAPES |
increase the ISO. |
top or bottom line of thirds |
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The faster the shutter speed |
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| Best lighting is 30 minutes |
the better. 1/500 is a good |
Think about what is important
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| before sunrise & after sunset |
speed to aim for. |
to you....is it the land or sky?
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Meter off the brightest colour |
In this image the emphasis |
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is place on the land & sea by |
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placing the horizon line on the |
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This is an excerpt from lesson 1 class notes
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top line of thirds. |
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| So what is the best way to learn photography? |
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| Books and the internet are a great resource for |
| finding information but is it the way you like |
| to learn? |
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| Photography is such a practical medium that |
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| requires, for the most part, a hands on approach |
| with image feedback and suggestions for |
| ways to improve image quality. |
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| Digital cameras allow instant image preview |
which is great as a learning aid but does it
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| mean you're an instant pro photographer? |
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| Photo Image Campus has been helping |
| photography enthusiasts and aspiring |
| professional photographers for over 15 years. |
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| A practical approach to learning basic and |
| creative photography with image feed back |
| as a major element both in the classroom and |
| on location. |
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