Difference between revisions of "Taking Pictures with Different Cameras"

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== Photo sessions ==
== Photo sessions ==
It may seem all too obvious how you should take a photo, however, to the best of my judgement, I made a list of quick suggestions to apply while the remainder of the page shows the reasoning behind them in particular details. This should ensure you take at least above average shots, when given the opportunity.
It may seem all too obvious how you should take a photo, however, to the best of my judgement, I made a list of quick suggestions to apply while the remainder of the page shows the reasoning behind them in particular details. This should ensure you take at least above average shots, when given the opportunity.
Avoid considering a good photo as being the result of simply pointing the camera and creating a lasting memory. The great shots require at least a degree of planning that takes 5-10 seconds in the least. Always consider how much the subject is able to cope with such requirements and avoid needlessly exhausting him or her when you are just testing various approaches. Require undivided attention only after the final preparation stage.


=== Advanced preparations ===
=== Advanced preparations ===
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* Think in advance what the shots succession will be, what angles to focus upon;
* Think in advance what the shots succession will be, what angles to focus upon;
* Be flexible in your plan, if you notice the subject being well suited from a particular angle;
* Be flexible in your plan, if you notice the subject being well suited from a particular angle;
* Give around a one second pause after the camera or the subject moves, to reach a stable shooting position;
* Keep the camera steady and leveled before taking a shot, take 1 or 2 more quick shots if you suspect an unsteady hand;
* Keep the camera steady and leveled before taking a shot, take 1 or 2 more quick shots if you suspect an unsteady hand;


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