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#1: Take Advantage of Digital Features For Children Photos
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Top Ten » Types of Photography » Online Photo Protection » Taking Photos » Macro Photography » Digital Photography » Digital Cameras » What is a Mega Pixel? » Color & Light in Photography » Bounce Lighting » Quick Tip Lists ( Page 1 & Page 2 ) ![]() Most Popular Tips & Tricks Sometimes posed shots do not turn out the best. #2: Get in Close! Don't cut out someone's face when taking portrait photos. #3: Shoot From a Kid's Eye Level Let your digital photo show the world as it is seen by the eyes of a child. #4: Avoid the Blinking Syndrome Help prevent the inevitable blinking in group photos. #5: Use Simple Backgrounds Focus your photo viewer's attention on the subject. #6: Consider Rotating Your Digital Camera 90 Degrees Show more of your subject in your digital photos. #7: Avoid Flash to Avoid Red-Eye Increase available lighting to decrease the need for flash in your digital photos. #8: Flash Can Reflect Off of Clothing Flash can have undesirable effects with clothing or bright jewelry. #9: Set Everything Up Beforehand If you are taking a formal photograph of a subject, try to set your lighting and environment up beforehand. #10: Consider NOT Filling the Frame Why you should ignore some peoples' advice and NOT fill the entire frame with your subject. #11: Bring Along a Mirror Everyone wants to look his or her best in a photo. #12: Use a Fast Shutter Speed for Babies Use a shutter speed to match with how fast a baby can move. #13: Black and White Shoots Add Drama Black and white portrait photography can add a new level to your digital shoots. #14: Huge Clothes Plus Small Kids Equals Cute Photos A cute photo idea when taking digital photos of children. #15: Don't Neglect the Hands Consider photographing a person's hands to make their photo more expressive of who they are. #16: Keep People from 'Clamming Up' A simple technique to add more life to your digital portrait photographs. #17: Place Office Worker in Front of Their Desk An unconventional portrait photograph of an office worker may express openness and friendliness. #18: Fast Shutter Speed is Vital A fast shutter speed is essential to capturing peoples' quick-changing facial expressions. #19: Use Blur Creatively Consider blurring your digital photographs to express movement in a busy scene. #20: Don't Intimidate - Step Back and Zoom In Step back and use your digital camera's zoom feature to make your subject more at ease. #21: Get the Parents Involved Ask parents to help you take digital photos of children who don't want to cooperate. #22: Be Awake, Alert, and Smiling Smile, and hopefully your subject will smile with you. #23: Use Night Photography Techniques in Low-Lit Areas Taking digital photos in low-lit situations? Here are some tips to try, including shutter speed lengthening and increasing ISO. #24: Don't Be Afraid to Ask to Rearrange Props Use your intuition; remove unnecessary items from digital portrait photos. #25: Don't Neglect your Digital Camera's 'Portrait' Scene Mode Don't have time to calculate settings for a portrait photo? Let your digital camera do it for you! Also see: Web Maintenance | Services | Rates | Outsourcing | Web Design | CCTV | Google Maps | Logos |
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