How are these pictures look!!!
Dec 24, 2011 16:08:46 #
jbirdmo wrote:
Captain, br I certainly agree that everything can... (show quote)
I agree 100% - I was hoping to get Louie to ask specific questions, not something so broad.
It is one thing to ask where lights were placed, but "how did you get that look," entails way too many disciplines.
Dec 24, 2011 16:50:03 #
jbirdmo
Loc: Soon to be Chicago
It looks like we're on the same page then!
---Jude
---Jude
CaptainC wrote:
I agree 100% - I was hoping to get Louie to ask specific questions, not something so broad.
It is one thing to ask where lights were placed, but "how did you get that look," entails way too many disciplines.
It is one thing to ask where lights were placed, but "how did you get that look," entails way too many disciplines.
Dec 24, 2011 17:09:07 #
I have the Canon Rebel XS. I own the kit lens that came with the camera (18-55 mm lens),50 mm, 10-20 mm wide angle sigma len
Also 270 ex speed lite flash
Also 270 ex speed lite flash
Dec 24, 2011 19:30:10 #
jbirdmo
Loc: Soon to be Chicago
You're good with the camera for now. That camera can produce really good results with the right knowledge to go with it. When you're using the 18-55 with people just try to have it zoomed in all the way and move yourself to get the correct framing. Otherwise I would use the 50mm most of the time with people if I were limited to the equipment that you have. This will prevent the distortion effects that you have in some of the photos you posted earlier.
Look up the points that I posted earlier, and the information that you'll find while doing that, and you'll be well on your way!
---Jude
Look up the points that I posted earlier, and the information that you'll find while doing that, and you'll be well on your way!
---Jude
LOUIE PATRIZI wrote:
I have the Canon Rebel XS. I own the kit lens that came with the camera (18-55 mm lens),50 mm, 10-20 mm wide angle sigma len
Also 270 ex speed lite flash
Also 270 ex speed lite flash
Dec 24, 2011 20:21:45 #
nikondaddy
Loc: Mayfield,Kentucky
Learn to take photos that look like those bounce flash one of the couples and you are on your way. A photograph must reflect reality or life and if shows how it,s done with glaring flash and or lack of flash they can be lsers at a basketball game shoot bounce and high speed asa or try available light at 3200 or 6400. Also it takes practice so wear the hell out of digital camera shooting 100,s of photos sometime over and over till you get good at taking ther same shot with the same results time after time and you are in charge and your camera is the slave to you being the master.
Dec 25, 2011 12:28:24 #
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