Photography Tips!

, 2/19/2013

Thanks to friendly & wise Etsyians, I am chock full of photography advice. I just bought a new camera, and plan on learning how to use it to makes my photos more professional. Until then, I shall share some of the quick tips I've gotten!

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  • The more basic your camera, the more reliant you are on perfect lighting conditions
  • Complicated cameras give you more control, but take the time to practice!
  • "Bridge" cameras could be better for new learners, with a lot of features and lower prices
  • Don't ever use built in camera flash!
  • You want soft white light for product photos; go outdoors on an overcast day, indoors when the sun isn't to harsh, or invest in special daylight bulbs
  • It takes more time to clean up a mess and not make one, a photo program can only do so much! Get your photos done right the first time, before trying to edit away
  • Good lighting and learning your camera settings should amount to minimal tweaking in a photo imaging program
  • For product photos, use a plain background that doesn't distract!

Amazing Links
Kouture Crochet's Photography Tips with Links
DigitalRev YouTube Channel
Digital Photography Review
CNET Digital Camera Reviews

2 Response to "Photography Tips!"

Mike Chase Says:

Great tips! These little tips and variations are what set a person apart from others in this era where everyone with a smartphone consider themselves as a photographer. I read some great beginner photography tips at shoot digital pics like the pros which really helped me progress in this field.

UpcycleFever Says:

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