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pablohungry Profile
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Digital Cameras
I would recommend having the consent of your photographic subjects. If someone doesn't want you to take their picture, find someone who wants their picture taken!
7 Answers | Asked By: teddybear1997 5
Digital Cameras
Make sure the flash is off (so as not to disrupt the baby). As such you may need to open your aperture and, increase your ISO (maybe around 320 or 400) depending on the ambient light. Other than that, it sounds like you know what you want. (with the black background and such... Good luck
Digital Cameras
Exactly what Sam said, but a neat trick is to shoot in B&W - you get more contrast, and as such night time photos come out a great deal clearer!
4 Answers | Asked By: rohitpatwardhan 1
Digital Cameras
Cool guys thanks for the info. I'll admit I thought $1.49 per 8x10 was steep but I don't mind paying for quality. If anyone has any other suggestions, the more the merrier!
5 Answers | Asked By: pablohungry 30
Digital Cameras
Awesome photos. I think you can teach me a thing or two not the other way around :) Kudos.
Digital Cameras
I think instead of AV, nikon uses "A" to denote "Aperture Priority". Open the aperture as much as possible (lower f values are better). Get nice and close to your subject and your depth of field should decrease. Also go on google and read up on "Bokeh effect".
