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taking pictures of animals...
- Thread starter Barron
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Brown.
If you are going to use a flash, you must make sure you diffuse it. use a single sheet of tissue, or a bubble wrap, over the flash itself....the result will me a less obvious flashed picture, excellent lighting is the key to digital photography.... wer there is crap light experiment, with blak and white/sepia ...
A longer lens will give you more reach, therefore you dont have be be as close to the animal your shooting. Fill the frame (like you have, actually) with whatever your shooting,
You want a nice fast shutter speed to give you a sharp picture. This also helps if the animal your shooting doesnt want to stay put for too long! Ermm Try to have a contrasing background, like in the 1st picture there isnt much contrast between the dogs fur and the carpet. But in the second the dark grey capret looks nice behind the white fur.
Ermm Try to be near natural light, obviously outside is the best(its all about light in photography really!) If not then near a window. You can also try and overexpose the Picture a little bit because the fur more likely absorbs alot of light and with it, detail.
You want a nice fast shutter speed to give you a sharp picture. This also helps if the animal your shooting doesnt want to stay put for too long! Ermm Try to have a contrasing background, like in the 1st picture there isnt much contrast between the dogs fur and the carpet. But in the second the dark grey capret looks nice behind the white fur.
Ermm Try to be near natural light, obviously outside is the best(its all about light in photography really!) If not then near a window. You can also try and overexpose the Picture a little bit because the fur more likely absorbs alot of light and with it, detail.
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Brown.
The above tips cost money though....a piece of toilet paper ftw!! lol
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dick
best tip.
dont have a radiator or whatever it is in the background
dont have a radiator or whatever it is in the background
Rizla paper works quite well too!
2003 MR2 Roadster
I would take a photo of an animal for you but she is asleep in bed..(ouch)
Meggy Mk4 1.6DCI 160
Works all day does that tip, I sometimes use toilet roll on the built on flash on the Nikon but it's rare I use flash at all.
