20 tips for every photographer

  1. Whether it’s an adherence to the rule of thread, a love of circles, filling the frame, dramatic lines or repeating patterns, your choices in how you frame a shot defines you as a photographer.
  2.  The lighter, the more detail. But don’t forget to keep a steady hand, too. This is the physical skill of taking photos – keeping the camera level and still.
  3. new cameras have the ability to click a shutter with your phone. Take advantage of every tool you have to get as much detail in every shot.
  4.  Try putting it on aperture priority, going as wide as it will allow for that shallow depth of field and let the camera figure out the rest.
  5.  If you’re simply out trying to capture a moment, try it on auto for a bit – your camera may surprise you. Doing a portrait in a difficult lighting situation
  6. by keeping it on RAW mode it allows more forgiving post work with more data and detail to make your image exactly the way you want. You can even compensate for a bad exposure or bring up some shadows.
  7. Aperture, shutter speed and ISO Each one is designed to give you lighter, with a payoff. The art of truly mastering the manual mode is understanding what each one of those elements takes away as it gives you lighter.
  8. Larger aperture gives you more light but takes away the length of your depth of field (blurrier backgrounds). Slower shutter speeds give you more light but can make your images blurry if either the camera isn’t still or the subject moves. And higher ISO will offer you more light, but will add noise to your image.
  9. A good rule of thumb on what to buy for yourself is to let it be dictated by what you’re shooting. For example, you don’t need a graduated neutral density filter until what time you’ve decided to shoot landscapes in situations that could use one.
  10. In the beginning, you go out, shoot and some images look good and some don’t. Then you adjust so that you get a higher percentage of good images. But as you move on from those beginning stages, it’s important to remember to never stop those little adjustments.

Letter to next year photo students

Dear Photo students,

This photo class is super fun and allows you to bring out your inner artist. Mrs. Cauchon is an amazing teacher and great helper. Don’t be afraid if you never picked up a camera before or edited this class is a great way to learn all of those exciting things. This vibe in the classroom is always so good and judge free you can really show who you really are in your photos. I love this class because you can get creative and express your feelings.

Some advice I can give you is to let loose when it comes to your photographs. Mrs. Cauchon really likes unique and funny photographs. Do not be afraid to make your pictures actually look edited. Photography is an avenue for anyone, children or adults, to engage their creative side, express themselves, and learn more about themselves. photographing things that matter to you or capturing colors that appeal to you is very fun. Don’t worry you’ll love this class good luck.

 

 

buying a new digital camera writing reflection

I would choose to buy the Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless camera. Some features of this camera are a 45MP full frame CMOS sensor. I would buy a canon camera because they are known to be one of the best brands of cameras. It also has a 8k30 raw and 4k120 10-bit internal video. As well as a 400MP in camera files with no software. Also, a DIGI X image processor. This camera is good for photographers who need a good camera with a good resolution, speed, and the ability to take videos. I think this camera would also be good to take anywhere because it seems like it’s pretty small. It’s about 3,000 dollar which can be kind of expensive for a camera, but the quality is good. It is also the first camera that features 5 axis sensor-shift image.

Portraits with make up

 

Adobe Photoshop provides several tools for painting and editing image color. The Brush tool and the Pencil tool work like traditional drawing tools applying color with brush strokes. Tools like the Eraser tool, Blur tool, and Smudge tool modify the existing colors in the image.