Essential The Official Photography Thread

[FatherSimp]

You real photographers get all my respect. Dealing with the correct settings and all that shyt is hard.

That being said any tips is helpful

 

[Allen Poe]

You real photographers get all my respect. Dealing with the correct settings and all that shyt is hard.

That being said any tips is helpful

-- Look up and learn the "rule of thirds." would help a lot with picture composition
-- If it's not turned on already, enable the 3x3 grid on your display (for rule of thirds)
-- Try playing around with different angles when you shoot to see what works and what not. Like how would that bottle look if you were looking "up" at it? or the stack of games, how would it look if you caught it from one end as the games cascaded away from the camera?
-- If shooting manual is a bit overbearing for you right now, try focusing on just one particular setting to adjust. Like if you want to shoot a fast moving object, use the Tv setting (you're on a canon, right?) and just worry about adjusting the shutter speed to your liking. Or if you want to shoot a pic with some sweet background blur, just use the Av setting and change the aperture to your liking). might be a bit easier to learn how these settings play off each other by focusing on one at a time.

 

[FatherSimp]

-- Look up and learn the "rule of thirds." would help a lot with picture composition
-- If it's not turned on already, enable the 3x3 grid on your display (for rule of thirds)
-- Try playing around with different angles when you shoot to see what works and what not. Like how would that bottle look if you were looking "up" at it? or the stack of games, how would it look if you caught it from one end as the games cascaded away from the camera?
-- If shooting manual is a bit overbearing for you right now, try focusing on just one particular setting to adjust. Like if you want to shoot a fast moving object, use the Tv setting (you're on a canon, right?) and just worry about adjusting the shutter speed to your liking. Or if you want to shoot a pic with some sweet background blur, just use the Av setting and change the aperture to your liking). might be a bit easier to learn how these settings play off each other by focusing on one at a time.

I didn't even think about that

Good looks

 

[FatherSimp]

Took @Allen Poe advice and I think I'm getting it

 

[radio rahiem]

Took @Allen Poe advice and I think I'm getting it

Progress already.

 

[lightskin jermaine]

BG on TikTok

#dji #djimini3pro #dronevideo #droneshot #vertical

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Flying around in the neighborhood

 

[FatherSimp]

Messing around with some monochrome editing

 

[richtree]

Reigning NBA Rookie of The Year Scottie Barnes at a Pro AM game in Toronto

 

[8WON6]

 

[shutterguy]

This would slick if they opened up the contest to the USA residents. R5 and attached lens is on my shopping list.

 

[MikelArteta]

Took @Allen Poe advice and I think I'm getting it

Try shooting auto and then looking at the settings

 

[FatherSimp]

Try shooting auto and then looking at the settings

Oh? Care to explain

 

[MikelArteta]

Oh? Care to explain

Take a photo on auto settings then when you look at the photo click info

You will then see what the settings were used for taking the photo on auto mode

Also another tip

If a photo is too dark three ways to increase light

One bump the ISO, 2nd lower the fstop, third lower the shutter speed

 

[FatherSimp]

Imgur or flickr for photo hosting?

 

[BigBlackSea]

Currently playing around with drones. I got a Mini 2 from DJI, and I'm impressed with the results.