- Don't include too many people. You will have to go too far to fit all of them in
- Use zoom or telephoto and make the size of the subject decent
- Make sure that the heads of the people in the back are seen
- Try to turn them to the side (half to one side and the other to the other)
- Have more room above the head (Why?)
- 11% of the height will be lost by converting from 1.33 to 1.5 ratio
- Indoor use 200 or 400 ISO and or Use 1 + or 2+ flash
- If the subject is too close don't use too much flash or ISO. it may bleach out
- Have the couple pose closely. Make sure the heads are upright and not skewed)
- Take at least 2-3 shots (in case some one closes)
- Try to review pictures to make sure they are ok
- Review pictures and make sure everyone has been taken
- Make sure the shoulders and arms are included
- Always use flash in FIF (fill in flash) mode. It will remove shadow in the face
- Don't use too bright sunlight . if it its too bright cut back on iso to 50
- Watch out for reflecting surfaces like glossy paint, glass, metal'
- For children use sports mode
- Support the base of the camera to minimize shake
- Try to shoot mostly landscape pictures than in letter mode
- The maximum size of video in most of the cameras is 1 GB (8 minutes)
- 2 GB memory card can hold 16 minutes of 640 video and 32 minutes of 320*240 at 30fps
- 4 GB SD cards can't be used in older cameras
- Mplayer by martin fiedler can play most of the videos filmed with digital cameras
- In bright sunlight when you can't see LCD screen, use optical viewfinder to view the subject
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Helpful tidbits for Digital Photography
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nice thoughts
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