The development of the current camera is fairly quick. Nowadays a lot easier to take photos in a focused and properly exposed. but it still looks like most people picture mediocre. Their pictures are very different when compared to those in the magazines. Here we present some information about increasing the quality of photography tips:
A. Increase Quality of Composition
Means you can have so much empty space at the top of the photograph, and the person is depressed to the bottom. If the photograph is framed horizontally (which means you hold the camera in the normal way and the picture is wider), then the effect is even worse because there is too much empty space on the left and right of the people you photograph.
Instead, look at the whole space of the image and fill it with that person as much as possible. Tilt the camera on the side of his pictures to the vertical (taller than wide), because it will match the shape of the natural man. Enlarge (zoom) or lowering the camera to the top of their heads almost at the top of the image. In an instant the picture will look more professional. Practice it a few times and you will never produce more amateur photographs.
2. Increase Quality of Lighting
The camera requires a certain amount of light to be able to take photos, and when there is not enough light, it will take longer to take photos because the camera must wait longer to let more light in.. The longer it takes, the more risk picture becomes blurred, because your hands are holding the camera makes a small trembling that affects the picture. To compensate for this, most digital cameras equipped with flash, and usually in the automatic mode, the camera will automatically detect if there is enough light and activates the flash if necessary. So, when you are outdoors in bright sunlight, the flash will not be active because a lot of natural light. When he was in the room, the camera will activate the flash for not much available light and compensates with additional light from the flash.
However, the lights flash on the camera is not attractive. This is because the light coming from the same direction as the camera. The result, whatever you picture will impress 'average', eliminating shadows and eliminates the depth of someone's face. When the light comes from the side, or from above, would look much nicer. You will get a 3-dimensional depth better. Indeed, we use a flash in the studio, but from the point of interest, not from the same angle with the camera.
So the tips are turning off the flash on your camera. This can be done on most digital cameras. Look in your camera menu, and read the instructions book if necessary, turn off the flash is important.
Instantly it was pictures of people you will look better than when you use a flash. However, you need to know what kind of natural light, because you need to ascertain whether there is enough light to avoid blurry pictures. Position the person you want to photograph near a window or near a source of light if you're in the room. Reduce camera shake by placing it on the surface or use a tripod to keep it stable.
3. Choosing a Subject
Tourists often ask photograph or take pictures of each other with well-known objects next to or behind them. It can be seen amateur unless you really know what you are doing. Imagine a person viewing the photo. First they must determine what is the subject of the photo, then they can appreciate how well you "catch" the subject. Tourism is a problem in the photo there are two subjects. The attention of people who see the photos in between people and the famous statue (or whatever object it is) and it is never clear about what the photo.
So you can avoid this by setting clearly in your mind what your subject (usually men). This will give your friend a major role in the photographs and sculpture to reduce the background to provide atmosphere. Statue could remain in the picture, but make seem incidental.
