Do u photograph on street....I mean in sunlight....The sunlight photographs are good in the morning, evening, by sidelight, and even against light. But the portraits at noon are difficult to establish full details on the face....as happens here....I know many of u are not professional artists or do know of many techniques while photographing at noon. I feel sorry I had no on camera flash and the film camera I used had no built in flash....The most important of the subject, the eye-sockets have gone dark Therefore the subject lacks the natural look of a good portraiture...NOW with D-Cameras the difficulty has been reduced to nil since all D-cams can use the feature 'FORCED FLASH' even in sunlight....The simple thing is that u have to remember to use the feature----because while photographing in overhead sunlight----u have not to see, what you see, but u HAVE TO FEEL what camera sees.......TRY it and you will thank me!Portrait is the most luring part of photography...Foe example flaws in an individual's face can be accentuated, if not cared for,, it is therefore, pertinent for the subject to be in good getup of MAKE-UP. Appropriate make up can transform a model to give the required face-lift. This will also help disguise greasy and shiny faces and help them make non-reflective.Unkempt finger-nails and messy hair will also need attention, i
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
FORCED FLASH feature in Dcams.
Do u photograph on street....I mean in sunlight....The sunlight photographs are good in the morning, evening, by sidelight, and even against light. But the portraits at noon are difficult to establish full details on the face....as happens here....I know many of u are not professional artists or do know of many techniques while photographing at noon. I feel sorry I had no on camera flash and the film camera I used had no built in flash....The most important of the subject, the eye-sockets have gone dark Therefore the subject lacks the natural look of a good portraiture...NOW with D-Cameras the difficulty has been reduced to nil since all D-cams can use the feature 'FORCED FLASH' even in sunlight....The simple thing is that u have to remember to use the feature----because while photographing in overhead sunlight----u have not to see, what you see, but u HAVE TO FEEL what camera sees.......TRY it and you will thank me!
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