Bringing some focus to your photos.  “You Press The Button and We Do The Rest."  Now, you press the button and the camera does the rest.  Versatile,

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Bringing some focus to your photos

 “You Press The Button and We Do The Rest."  Now, you press the button and the camera does the rest.  Versatile, portable, inexpensive, easy.  It’s no longer a novelty: It is the standard

 Why am I so INTIMIDATED?

 Good photography isn’t here:  It’s here:

 They tell a story  They are portable  They are easy to get but have infinite possibilities

 Did those photos tell a story?  Did they amuse?  Did they make you wonder?

 First, a few basics:

 Manipulate light with f-stops, shutter speed, ISO  Add light with flash, other sources; understand digitals are not as good as film in low light

 Minimize your movement  Use a tripod if necessary  Look for cameras with image stabilization

 Have a plan: What do you want to capture? How?  Frame the shot, but don’t forget to check the background for “noise.”  Move; try different angles and distances.  Try different light  TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES!

 Set camera on AUTO  Divide into groups of three  Take minutes  Get these pictures: People, nature, structure, motor vehicle, wild card (your choice).  Get at least one shot using a flash.  Come back and we’ll share a few.

 Pixels

 RGB: red, green, blue  CMYK: cyan, magenta, yellow, black

 Why? Because it’s cheap insurance for better photos. Example: