Learn The Secrets of The Photographer 2

Macro photography - The real definition of macro photography is how to take a photo of an object with the actual size or even larger, but it seems the camera manufacturers provide a little more loose definition, and tends to lead to a close-up photography. Almost all compact or superzoom cameras have a feature or a macro mode that allows Buddy to focus closer to the object of your photos. Buddy was able to explore the objects in more detail than just the human eye. Some cameras have two or more macro mode, so be sure to try both to find how close each mode can be used.

Equipment: At DSLR cameras usually require a macro lens to take pictures with a size of 1: 1, but many lenses - standard lens that can get the focus is very close to the object. The lenses are currently available and many are able to focus on objects only with the focusing distance of 15cm. Macro lens that allows Buddy to photograph an object with a size of 1: 1 of value is relatively expensive, so there's no harm in it dude experiment to maximize the capabilities of your camera :)

     Buddy can photograph any object for macro photography, but the object of flowers and insects can present an interesting picture. One challenge in macro photography is how to keep the camera, so that the subject is not moving. A slight movement of the camera and the object to be captured on your camera. Tripod is a photographic device that can be said is absolutely necessary in order to avoid camera movement. Buddy can also use the self-timer to minimize camera shake when pressing the shutter button buddy mode. Use the shutter priority mode if the camera has a buddy mode. Use the fastest shutter speed that you can use.

Tip: Make sure the object in a state of motionless. Wait until there is no wind when Buddy photographing flowers, or try moving objects in the room: D. If Buddy interested in photographing insects, note which point the insect usual perch. Buddy might be a bit of a wait before you get into the subject of the target frame. 

     Never be afraid to use a flash! Because when the camera is too close to the object you often will lack the light, and Flash is the answer to this problem. Try adding accessories sort of colored opaque plastic light flash when you feel too big. The plastic can function as a diffuser. Buddy, can also experiment with different angles and heights. For example: place the camera on the ground, with the muzzle of the lens facing up to get a different perspective. :)

The Importance of A Background

Background - Marble statue in the photograph is a work of art that comes from centuries 1. Photo buddy view showing how the statue is exhibited, and in fact the picture can be said is not bad at all, but it looks so boring, isn't it? Why? Because background has no appeal at all and seem boring.



     Believe it or not maybe some of us would be sleepy if the long view photos with background like this. Background not present a color that contrasts with the white marble, the lighting is not packed to present a dramatic and exciting.     The next image can be said to be much more interesting. The statue stands proudly in front of a dark background, looks much more impressive is not it? The thing to remember is, do not ever crumble the strength of a background in a photo! Background can make a photo more interesting or even vice versa.







     My friend can use an image editing software like Adobe Photoshop to create effects such as the image. Select the background using the Magic Wand tool. Buddy then select the Gradient tool, select a color to black and dark maroon color pallete box and then drag the cursor from the bottom up. Way above is a simple way to create a background with a gradient of two colors. The simple background can highlight the beauty of the works of sculpture from the 1st century.

 Source : http://www.infotografi.com