Photography Tips

[littlegenie]

Hello,

In this thread, the objective is to share some of the websites which gives some photography tips.

Please do post some of the websites links in this thread.
Thanks.

[littlegenie]

Photography Tips
http://www.picturecorrect.com/PhotographyTips.htm
http://www.digital-photography-tips.net/digital-photography-tutor.html
http://www.photosecrets.com/tips.html
http://www.betterphoto.com/exploring/tips.asp


Glossary
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glossary/

[petercheck]

It is intended to help beginners get started in photography, and become so good at it that they turn into advanced amateurs. But, accomplished photographers will also find useful tips and hints here. Our primary objective is to help people like you to take better photographs. The broad shoulders add at least 10 pounds to your subject. If you are photographing a quarterback or linebacker, then go for it, but if not don’t do it! Instead, turn your subject at an angle away from the camera. Holidays and events provide wonderful picture-taking opportunities.

[KopiOkaya]

Our primary objective is to help people like you to take better photographs.

Who is the "our" here?:confused1:

[pengkhiong]

Just to share a link from Nikon :coolnod:

http://ht.ly/4gez0

[romanmark]

When photographing landscapes, it is essential to have the correct meter setting activated to achieve proper exposure results. The meter setting on your camera helps you decide what combination of aperture and shutter speed to use in order to get a correctly exposed photograph. At first it feels awkward holding the camera on it's side, but it is worth getting used to. If the shape of your subject, a person or a building, fits into an upright rectangle, you waste so much picture space if you shoot in landscape. You paid for all those millions of pixels, don't waste them.

[jacky001]

Standard Camera

A ‘compact’ or ‘point-and-shoot’ automatic camera makes life very easy as it is small and simple to operate. In fact, they’re even preferable over more expensive ’sLR’ cameras in some circumstances, such as when you need fast response, something less noticeable and intimidating (for photographing people), or something small and light (when walking around town or hiking).

Some models have one fixed lens (usually a 30mm wide angle) which is the lens you'd use most on a more expensive camera. Other model also offer a second, telephoto lens, or a single zoom lens to help you capture details and make good portraits of people.

[ComeSingapore]

Good camera, good lighting and good angle. Ensure that you have an idea of what you want the photo to convey and don't be afraid to snap a few shots to get the best :)

[savannahphilo]

READ & STUDY the Owner's Manual for your camera. Learn every feature, what it does, and when and how to use it.Visit your library and check the photography magazines they have. Pick one - or two - that you really like and subscribe to them. Read every issue cover to cover. Keep them for future reference.

[yutaka go]

http://gawno.com/2009/05/78-photography-rules/:thumbsup:

[bluffname]

http://gawno.com/2009/05/78-photography-rules/:thumbsup:

:happy1: Great lessons :cheer: :knock1: