Instead of capturing a moment from a single perspective, try out different shot angles. Moving closer to the subject could bring a better capture angle to the moment. Standing still isn't a wise decision all the time. Just walk around and click from- To make life easier, it is sometimes recommended that you store all images in a JPEG format. This makes it useful for storing photographs numerous photos on smaller storage cards. However, if you need to edit or correct images later, RAW formats are
- Bright illumination bleaches out light areas and obscures detail in the photo. This in turn creates harsh shadows and lessens the vibrance of the photo. Instead of shooting in bright day light, why not shoot mid-night shots.
- Many a times you may not pay attention to the subject while shooting. Scan the scene as you compose each shot. Pictures are made by what the photographer includes in the shot. Practice will help you take the right shot!
- Being overconfident on your photography skills doesn't mean you need not use autofocus. Try selecting Single Point AF for portraits, and placing the central AF point (the most sensitive) over the eyes of your subject.
- Many a times photographers think that a tripod isn't that necessary. But in reality, still photography can be best accompanied by a tripod! Remember to carry your tripod always.
- Lenses with fixed wide apertures can help you direct the focus on the subject, thus blurring away the background. Choosing a narrower aperture, eg f/2.8 or f/3.5, can give you nice background blur
- Did you just notice a stray hair or a garbage bin in the frame? Capturing it with a different perspective could save the photo from getting a nod. Thinking of fixing the obstacles in the frame later might result in a flop shot. Don't depend on
- Don't commit the mistake of talking behind the camera. This will only only confuse your subject and not allow you to take the perfect shot at the right minute!
- Bringing your camera down for settings may make you regret missing out on an important shot. Make sure your lens, shutter speed and IOS are set right before you go out on a shoot.
Instead of capturing a moment from a single perspective, try out different shot angles. Moving closer to the subject could bring a better capture angle to the moment. Standing still isn't a wise decision all the time. Just walk around and click from
<p>Capturing a moment from a good perspective is what allows you to tell a story through the photo. If you have been unsuccessful in capturing particular angles, there's probably something wrong in your judgement. Here's a list of photography Do's and Dont's.</p>
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