3 Common Photography Mistakes
October 3, 2008 · Filed Under Photography Tips · Comment
Blurry photos, lens flare, red eye…we all see them in our pictures from time to time. Here are some helpful tips to prevent undesirable effects and take more consistent shots.
1. Blurry Photos
Especially in low-light situations, blurry photos can kill a shot for both amateurs and professionals alike. In cameras with auto-focus settings, make sure your camera is fully-focused before snapping the shutter. If shaky hands is the issue, try keeping a portable monopod or tripod available if possible. Or, my favorite trick, find a solid object near your vantage point to anchor your camera on. Cars, boulders, trees, edges of buildings have all served me well on my travels. In well-lit situations, use a faster ISO setting in your digital camera–the increased shutter speed usually means less shakes will be produced.
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