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Photo-Graph

Photo-Graph. from photos ( ϕοτοσ ), light, & graphos ( γραοσ ) draw or write. Elements of a Good Shot. Select correct lens & Aperture L ighting Composition Exposure Handheld vs. Tripod Edit, Crop, Enhance. For Close-ups. A macro lens will allow for very close detail shots

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Photo-Graph

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  1. Photo-Graph from photos (ϕοτοσ), light, & graphos (γραοσ) draw or write

  2. Elements of a Good Shot • Select correct lens & Aperture • Lighting • Composition • Exposure • Handheld vs. Tripod • Edit, Crop, Enhance

  3. For Close-ups • A macro lens will allow for very close detail shots • If your camera or lens does not have this feature use as much telephoto as you have, make sure to check the menu and settings for an optical zoom in addition to your lens zoom • Depth of field will be determined by aperture (use low f-stop) and/or longer lens • If that is too complicated use closeup setting on camera and auto exposure

  4. Effects of Aperture

  5. Effects of Lens Choice

  6. Hard Direct Light orCloudy, Ambient or Scrim

  7. Samples

  8. Tips • Take a lot of pictures- digital is no cost • Shoot many angles • FOCUS!! Prevent shake or blur from movement by using a monopod or make yourself a human tripod • You can create shade by using a matte board- black on one side, white on other, it can double as a reflector or background • Edit selectively, crop judiciously, save originals as is, changes as copies (use “save as…”) • In your edit program you may be able to enhance colors, sharpness & more

  9. Try several angles & framing

  10. Camera Shake

  11. Edit&Manipulate

  12. Rotated & Manipulated

  13. Change Colors

  14. Macro Lens

  15. Hillary Hinkle • Photos & Photoshop, Retouching & Illustration: www.flickr.com/photos/kw-retouch • Makeup www.shootbeauty.com • Commercial Photography • www.shootfashion.com 305.595.4905 hillary@shootfashion.com

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