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Basics of digital photography

Computer Club . Basics of digital photography. Basics- NOT rules. These are suggestions and guidelines. With your photography and creative expression, there is no right or wrong. 1. Types of Pictures. Portrait/Photograph- mindful, positioned, thought or planned out.

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Basics of digital photography

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  1. Computer Club Basics of digital photography

  2. Basics- NOT rules • These are suggestions and guidelines. • With your photography and creative expression, there is no right or wrong.

  3. 1. Types of Pictures • Portrait/Photograph- mindful, positioned, thought or planned out. • Snapshot- taken to capture a moment

  4. Snapshot

  5. Portrait

  6. 2. Lighting • Use good lighting • Try to use natural lighting when possible (rather than using the flash)

  7. 2.Lighting Which picture used natural lighting in a better way?

  8. 3.Horizon Line • Keep your horizon line as level as possible

  9. 3. Horizon Line • Is this horizon line level?

  10. 4.Composition-Rule of Thirds • Divide picture into 9 equal imaginary squares • Subject of photograph should be on the lines or near intersection of two lines, not directly in the center

  11. 4.Rule of Thirds

  12. 4. Rule of Thirds

  13. 5.Composition-Leading Lines • When the eyes see a photograph with a line in it, we follow the line. • Use leading lines as the subject of a photograph • Or, use leading lines to lead our eyes to the subject

  14. 5.Composition-Leading Lines What is the subject in each picture?

  15. 6.Composition-Camera Settings • Play with camera settings- • Macro Mode • Night Mode • Portrait Mode • Landscape Mode

  16. What did you learn? • Match the pictures with the correct basic photography guideline

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