5 Camera Settings Simple Tips For Beginner That Must Check Before It Starts Hunting

5 Camera Settings Simple Tips For Beginner That Must Check Before It Starts Hunting

Photography. Ever experienced something like this? (1) You come home from photographing the event and realized that last throughout your shoot using ISO 1200, whereas the show carried out in broad daylight when ISO 200 is enough, or (2) You just realized that you use the white balance setting for overcast, but from the beginning of the show do indoor with fluorescent lighting. The fundamental error like this makes us have to take pains to make corrections on the photo, if one or two does not matter, if hundreds of photos ?. OK, perhaps with the help of software we can make corrections by relatively quickly, but is not it better if such errors can be avoided from the outset.

 

 

 

Check your White Balance Setting - Use the white balance setting that matches the condition, or if you believe the camera, set the white balance on auto position.
Turn on Highlight Warning Camera - Tips to avoid this powerful photo overexposure. Highlight warning is a marker that appears on the camera's LCD screen when there are parts burning alias overexposed photo. In addition to using the highlight warning, you can also check the histogram on the LCD of your digital camera.
Check the ISO setting - Setting the ISO determines how sensitive the camera sensor to light, the higher the number the more sensitive. If you take pictures last night your friend's birthday party at the restaurant, of course ISO used will be different with the current ISO setting will be used to photograph the event hike on the highway.
Check Setting The size and format of photos - Photographing thousands of photos at once, such as when you are hunting at the zoo (read tips on photographing at the zoo), requires image size setting that is different than photographing the family in the studio, for example, especially if the memory card you have different capacity. Photo format, whether to choose JPG or RAW is also obliged to consider before your photo session begins.
Check Setting Mode Camera Exposure - In an SLR camera or pocket, usually several options are available for your chosen exposure modes: Manual - Aperture Priority - Shutter Priority - Program Mode and some digital camera default presets. Make sure you know which mode will you choose. Make preparations 5 above, the hunting event, shooting sessions and fad shooting event at RT you will go more smoothly and you will also look better at.