My first set of photos.. Hope theyre up to par
- Thread starter El richie
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Good start.
Hard to give some specific tips without knowing techs and gear but here's a couple.
If you have a histogram, check it. It's a tool that will help you determine a few things, not the least of which is your exposure. Theres no rule (correct) shape to aim for, but it will help you at a glance determine if your under/over exposing. These are under and could do with a little more light hitting the sensor.
If your struggling to get you SS high enough to avoid motion blur, back off a wee bit and don't go for the frame filling close up. Just as when we are travelling in a car and looking out the window. The closer something is the more its blurred/moving to our eyes. In short, the "closer" your subject is, the higher your SS needs to be in order to freeze it relative to the speed its moving at.
Hard to give some specific tips without knowing techs and gear but here's a couple.
If you have a histogram, check it. It's a tool that will help you determine a few things, not the least of which is your exposure. Theres no rule (correct) shape to aim for, but it will help you at a glance determine if your under/over exposing. These are under and could do with a little more light hitting the sensor.
If your struggling to get you SS high enough to avoid motion blur, back off a wee bit and don't go for the frame filling close up. Just as when we are travelling in a car and looking out the window. The closer something is the more its blurred/moving to our eyes. In short, the "closer" your subject is, the higher your SS needs to be in order to freeze it relative to the speed its moving at.
