Photoshooting Technique

[yclee99]

Anyone can share with me good shooting technique (website or base on your experience)? Particularlly shooting angle, object distance, ratio of object size in the picture, etc...

p/s: assuming I'm using normal digital camera.

 

[Rashkae]

The things you are referring to is normally called "Composition". There's newbies guides here on CS as well as all over the internet, and in books in the library. Try a google search for "photography basics" and start reading and learning.

 

[yclee99]

thank you....

 

[night86mare]

Anyone can share with me good shooting technique (website or base on your experience)? Particularlly shooting angle, object distance, ratio of object size in the picture, etc...

p/s: assuming I'm using normal digital camera.

go and pick up some books on COMPOSITION in the national library

 

[lloh108]

Try Kelby Training - lots of online lessons to learn about photography. :thumbsup:
http://www.kelbytraining.com/

 

[yclee99]

Thanks a lot guys...

Anyway, I'm prefer online source as I never went to library...

prefer 'google' it...

 

[zac08]

Books are better...

Seriously...

 

[Reportage]

Anyone can share with me good shooting technique (website or base on your experience)? Particularlly shooting angle, object distance, ratio of object size in the picture, etc...

p/s: assuming I'm using normal digital camera.

read the books, copy the shots and then make them your own. How long could it possibly take?

 

[yclee99]

Any book that you guys highly recommended?

 

[Rashkae]

prefer 'google' it...

So why haven't you googled it already? Just search for "photography tutorial"

 

[yclee99]

'Google' it already...
but i found most of it is text base...
I would prefer something like comparison (eg. if shooting at this A angle compare B angle)....

Anyway, thank again for those replying my question

 

[btrenkel]

Go down to Riceball/Funan. Tons of great books.

And find what you like. Have a look at 'The photographer's eye/Michael Freeman' or 'The moment it clicks/Joe McNally'

But then it all depends. Do you want to learn about landscape? Portrait? Fashion? Wedding?

 

[yclee99]

Basically I want to learn composition 1st... as I'm using normal DC only. After sort of master in composition, then I might be consider move to dslr world

 

[Baracus]

Your one-stop-shop for photography tips and tricks regardless of proficiency level.
http://digital-photography-school.com/

Once you've digested the facts, take some shots and compare with what you had in mind. Better yet, post it here for C&C.

 

[Perry]

Your one-stop-shop for photography tips and tricks regardless of proficiency level.
http://digital-photography-school.com/

Once you've digested the facts, take some shots and compare with what you had in mind. Better yet, post it here for C&C.

look like a nice place to start. thanks.