How To Shoot Digital Photography By Amy Ngo

Choosing a camera A basic, ultra-compact one is the best choice for any amateur photographer. These are the types of cameras that fit in your pocket, ready for use wherever you go; they are affordable and come equipped with many beneficial, easy- to-use features.

Canon Nikon

 Large optical zoom capability  Higher megapixel rating  Quality flash, and an adequate amount of memory space.

 This will give you, as the photographer, more control over how a certain picture turns out

 Incandescent light, fluorescent light, and sunlight are all options to choose from in correspondence to the main light source that you are working with.

When your surroundings are dark and light is scarce, your ISO needs to be set at a higher level in order to create clearer, well-lit pictures.

 Shutter speed is a setting that controls how long a camera is exposed to light.  Fast shutter is use for action shots.  Slow shutter, ability to create interesting effects

Fast Shutter Speed If the shutter speed is fast, you will be able to capture moving objects in less than a second. As a result, they turn out less blurry, an optimal characteristic in action shots.

Slow Shutter Speed If the shutter speed is slower, more light is gained which allows for activities such as writing with light in the dark as well as an ability to create interesting effects.

 It can be a family member, building, animal, flower, or anything else you decide

Avoid busy backgrounds

The final step is to start capturing your photographs

Editing Editing your shots on the computer is an optional step.

 Share your pictures with family members, friends, and people from around the globe from galleries to the Internet.