Recommendations on how to take pictures

Tips to PLS Digital Camera

Recommendations on the use of flash and light to take pictures

• The camera flash reaches about 5 steps therefore ideally look this distance so that photos do not go dark, always careful not to cover it with your fingers and you should pay attention to the reflective surfaces behind the subject or object to capture.
• This attention is also needed during the day, and especially in photographs outdoors where sunlight has a direct influence on the shadows and the colors of the pictures.
• Avoid the backlight, this is that the sun or bright light is facing the camera because otherwise we will look at the mirror image will be overshadowed by the intense sunlight.

Photo focus on an object

• If we are to take the picture of a subject , it is obvious that the more attention it will be him. To do this you should avoid inadequate funds that may attract attention.
• The set of elements around the main subject should not be too attractive, as it can be distracting objects or make the subject look bad as things seemingly go out of their head or objects causing optical illusions.
• We have to look plain backgrounds do better contrast with the subject being photographed.

How to prevent red eye in pictures

• Nothing more annoying than seeing the pictures with the red eyes of the participants, and while cameras include a feature to avoid them exist today, are not always effective.
• To eliminate or reduce red-eye , it is important to activate this feature before taking the photo, and you can even turn on a light in the atmosphere to counteract some flash intensity.
• However, in most cases it will be necessary to use some special soft as Photoshop to permanently remove this common detail in the picture.

Recommendations focus on photography and proportions

• A trick often used by professionals to keep the proportions in the pictures and make great images is called the rule of thirds, which is to visually divide the picture into three parts, both horizontally and vertically, then place the subject on a intersections. Following this rule will get more interesting images.
• Although lens accurately focuses only objects at a particular distance from the camera , some areas of the image in front of or behind the plane perfectly focused also appear sharp. This area, in which everything appears in focus is called depth of field.
• If we are looking for a large part of the scene is in focus, we increase the depth of field, and if we look less sharp decreasing area in the scene.

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