Friday, September 21, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Kodak Top Ten Tips
1. Get down on their level : this is to capture a better and more powerful image
2. Use a plain background : this will make the noun stand out
3. Use flash outdoors : this will take away shadows and brighten up photos to make faces stand out
4. Move in close : this will take away from distracting backgrounds and will focus on the subject and details
5. Take some vertical pictures : some pictures of buildings and people look better vertical instead of horizontal
6. Lock the focus : this will make the main subject look sharper
7. Move it from the middle : makes the picture more interesting
8. Know your flash's range : make sure you are close enough when using flash if not your photo will appear too dark.
9. Watch the light : make sure to stay away from shadows
10. Be a picture director : rearrange subjects and try different view points to make pictures look better
2. Use a plain background : this will make the noun stand out
3. Use flash outdoors : this will take away shadows and brighten up photos to make faces stand out
4. Move in close : this will take away from distracting backgrounds and will focus on the subject and details
5. Take some vertical pictures : some pictures of buildings and people look better vertical instead of horizontal
6. Lock the focus : this will make the main subject look sharper
7. Move it from the middle : makes the picture more interesting
8. Know your flash's range : make sure you are close enough when using flash if not your photo will appear too dark.
9. Watch the light : make sure to stay away from shadows
10. Be a picture director : rearrange subjects and try different view points to make pictures look better
Get down on their level
Watch the light
Take some vertical
Use a plain background
Move in close
Move it from the middle
Be a director
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