Monday 31 December 2012

Tip: Use ambient light without flash to add mood into the picture. Expose for highlights. The light and shade on the face is the perfect makeup for a photographer. An open aperture like F/2.8 helps throw the background out of focus.

Wedding photography- tip 2

Exif Info: F/4, Shutter 1/50th of a sec

Tip: Did you get crazy with your shutter speed and Zoom in Zoom out technique yet ? If not, please try fixing the main point of interest & focus in the center of your frame. Have a relatively slow shutter speed; 1/50th of a sec or lesser. Release that Shutter and simultaneously zoom in or out. You will be surprised at how you can make ordinary images look extraordinary.

Sunday 30 December 2012

Wedding Photography

Wedding photography - Tip 3

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Tip: Stitch a Panorama of the Decor at the Wedding Venue. It can really add value to your wedding portfolio and bring a smile on your clients face. You will need to close down your aperture quite a bit as you want great depth. This will automatically slow down your shutter speed. The best way to do a Panorama is to mount it on a tripod. Take Multiple frames by panning your camera at every 3 degrees. Make sure to overlap 33% to have no problems while stitching.

Saturday 29 December 2012

Wedding Photography

Wedding Photography - Tip 4

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Tip: When shooting at a wedding, look out for interesting subjects. They can definitely be keepers.

Friday 28 December 2012

Wedding Photography

Wedding Photography - Tip 5

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Tip: Portrait means depicting the characteristic of a person. In this case the focus has been fixed on the bride’s bangles. The bangles help depict the bridal portraiture. The aperture has been set to f/1.8, resulting in extreme shallow depth of field.

Friday 14 December 2012