Once you have the photos taken, you can now put them on a computer for some touching up. There are many programs out there, some paid and some free. I personally use lightroom classic, but there are others that work just as well!
#photoediting#lightroomclassic#cameratocomputer
Landscape photography can be done anywhere. It's up to you to make it interesting, photography is art. Landscape photography is art within itself. Remember, foreground is just as important as the landscape in the background. #landscape#landscapephotos#landscapephotography
One of the most, if not the most, common photos photographers take are portrait and family photos. We will go over what makes a great photo depending on the number of subjects and where the photo is taken. #portraitphotography#familyphotography#depthoffield
ISO tends to be a scary thing for many photographers, as it holds so much effect over a photo’s quality outcome. Find out your camera's ISO limits, practice, and see what you learn for yourself! #iso#isoshooting#highiso#lowiso
Shutter priority mode puts you in charge of the shutter speed of the camera, while the camera is in charge of aperture. This works well for sports, wildlife, and moving subjects. #shutterpriority#shutterprioritymode#photosinmotion
Aperture priority mode puts you in charge of what f-stop/aperture you want for a scene and the camera sensor chooses the shutter speed. It’s a great mode to use for still life and where there is a lot of natural/continuous light. #aperturepriority#aperturemode#depthoffield
Sometimes the best thing to do is jump right into the deep end. Let’s take a quick dive into the manual mode on the camera. It’s not the only way to shoot good photos, but it sets the perfect groundwork of understanding your camera. #dslrmanual#manualshooting#manualmode
Automation is there to make our lives easier, but sometimes it isn’t always better. I want to change the mindset that auto is the only choice for starters. It is mostly just holding you back from being the photographer you can be! #automode#dslrauto#cameraauto
Have you looked at your camera’s settings menu, yet? Feeling confused? Don’t worry, I’ve been there. We will make it simple and go over only a few starter settings that will get you on the right track to taking great photos! #camerasetup#cameramenu#dslrtips
Today we will be going over the shooting function dial on the camera. Don’t worry if it isn’t exactly the same as mine. Most cameras have the same big 4: Auto, Manual, aperture priority, and shutter priority.
#dslr101#learningmycamera#howtophotography
Let’s take a look at the next important part of what makes a camera tick, the lens! It may seem confusing with all the different types and sizes, but that’s why we are here! Let go over zooms, primes, f-stops, and more. What lens’s do you have?
#zoomlens#primelens#cameralens
Follow me as we look into what makes a DSLR a DSLR and what components it carries. Don’t worry if your camera is a different brand or model, the general functions should be the same or similar. Let me know if I can help!
#dslrcamera#dslrlife#camerabody#dslr
The first thing we must understand - What our camera is and how it functions. There are many brands of cameras, I will be using a canon DSLR in my postings, but the functions are generally universal in nature. Become familiar with what you have! #phototools#thecamer#dslrcamera