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Making Better Photographs
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Desc: Kris Krüg's photography tips presentation at Gnomedex 2008 in Seattle.
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- Slide 1:Taking Making Better Photographs Kris Krüg www.staticphotography.com www.kriskrug.com Gnomedex 2008, Seattle
- Slide 2:Light in the Eyes
- Slide 3: Evaluate the Light • Sun? Shade? Incandesent, Halogen? • Look around - highlights, shadows, spotlights • Put your subject in good light • Look for reflection/catchlight in the eyes • Use lamps, spotlights, etc
- Slide 4:Work With Whatcha Got
- Slide 5:Shoot in Low Light/Available Light • Increase your ISO (ASA) • Increase your aperture (F-stop) • Decrease your shutter speed • Focus manually if autofocus fails you • Tinker with manual settings/metering • Brace on things (tripod, gear bag)
- Slide 6:Reflections Are Yummy!
- Slide 7: Look for Reflections • Puddles are my favorite • Glass
