beginners photography tips|Please provide me basic beginner tips on Photography?

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Question–: Please provide me basic beginner tips on Photography?

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Answer by Chucky-Chuck
Visit,

http://vikramkir.blogspot.com/2008/09/tips-for-beginner-photography.html

for information on photography tips for beginners.

Answer by Matt Q
1) buy camera
2) place camera in hands
3) point camera at something that you would like to take a picture of
4) press the button which takes the picture
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Answer by Knowitall
Matt Q is correct and beret might help too

Answer by BloodyPleasure
Check out www.myshutterspace.com it’s like myspace for photographers, you upload your work and other people upload theirs and they give you feedback about your shots, but there’s also great forums for tips/help

Answer by Precious
The main and most important guidelines to making a good photograph-have a subject, draw attention to the subject, simplify. Go to the website, it’s just one page of these guidelines with a photo example and a brief analysis of each guideline. Check it out!

Answer by mjr4189
Point and Shoot.

Answer by Edwin
The best way to learn photography is by taking photography classes. If that just isn’t possible then you’ll have to depend on reading books on photography as well as seriously READING & STUDYING the Owner’s Manual for your camera.

“Hands-On Digital Photography” by George Schaub
“How Digital Photography Works, Second Edition” by Ron White
“Understanding Exposure: How To Shoot Great Photos With A Film or Digital Camera” by Bryan Peterson.

The idea is to learn about light, composition, f-stops, shutter speeds and ISO. Learn to use your camera in Manual Mode so you are in control of the shutter speed and f-stop.

I totally disagree with the “buy camera/hold camera/point camera at something you want to take a picture of/press shutter release” idea. That might be acceptable if all you want to do is learn to point and shoot. If you want to learn photography then its lousy advice.

IMO digital photography encourages what I call the “machine gunner mentality” – take 300 pictures and hope a few (10, maybe 20) are worth keeping. A person in here once stated that if they took 1,000 pictures and got 1 good one they were happy. IMO you’d get equal or better results if you just gave the camera to a chimpanzee.

I encourage the “sniper mentality” – one exposure, one good picture. Photography requires thinking. Thinking requires a slower pace. A slower pace encourages you to look at a scene from different angles – standing, sitting, lying flat on your belly or by moving a few feet right or left or by moving closer or farther away. A slower pace allows you to visualize the picture you want to make and then use your skills to make it.

I am also a “True Believer” in subscribing to at least one photography magazine. My personal favorite is Shutterbug but you should visit the library and read the ones they have and then subscribe to the one you like best.

“Pictures are not taken, they are made.” Ansel Adams

“Best wide-angle lens? Two steps backward. Look for the ‘ah-ha’ “. Ernst Haas

Answer by Perfect Myspace Avitar Kat
use a tripod, use lights, make instead of take and your images will be better

schools and teachers are the best way to learn, a night school course would be good

Answer by Jt C
your best zoom is your feet
get as much right in the camera as possible
know your equipment cold
in portraits focus for the eyes
know the sunny 16 rule

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