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How to take digital photos like a pro (I)
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I often bring a book
or two for long flights. So, I picked up two books at Costco yesterday,
"The help," and "The digital photography (Book 1)" by Scott
Kelby.
Many of my friends love photography, and have invested in decent equipments. I
have not, because I have less spare money and lesser spare time. But, I love to
take good pictures, even with my simple point-and-shot dCamera.
So, how can you take "tack sharp" photos as a pro? (Honest, most
photos I saw at the SciNet are NOT "tack sharp" at all.)
Here are some tips from a pro on getting tack sharp photos:
1) A decent tripod (cost range: $100-$750)
2) A ballhead ($110-$455)
3) A cable release (forget to bring one? Use a self timer!)
4) Lock the mirror (if you can)
5) Turn OFF vibration reduction (or IS)
6) Shoot at your lens’ sharpest aperture
7) Good lens pay
8) Avoid increasing ISO, even in dim light
9) Zoom in to check sharpness (before you walk away)
10) Sharpening afterward (yes, even pros do that)
Ok, all that from Chapter One. Stay tuned.
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