Photography Updates

There are also different branches of photography in which you can make a career -

Advertising or fashion photography - this branch of photography has immense potential of career. Every Ad Agency requires skilled photographers. At the same time, fashion photography is also a part of this, but in this, the beauty of the apparel is highlighted.

Art and Film photography - In this section of photography and photography, there is a lot of demand for professional photographers. From the beginning of the film making to its performance, all activities are captured in the camera.

-Science or technique Photography- There is a lot of scope in this branch of photography today, there is a lot of demand for photography from technology to medical science.

-Wild Life Photography - This category of photography, filled with adventure, requires many professionals every year. Everybody who learns photography will try his hand at wildlife photography

- Photo Journalism - If you have the art of writing with photography, then you can make a great career in this branch of photography. Media institutions require many photojournalists every year.

You need to know about lights in photography. Bright sunlight or sharp light is not considered correct for a photographer, whereas landscape is impoverished for low light illumination for a photograph. It is necessary to put the light on the object that is to be photographed. If you want to photograph in the open space, then that time of the day should be chosen when there is a moderate light.

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 The image sensor in the camera is usually connected with pixels, but it is not. Any information that comes with the camera lens is recorded on the image sensor. The larger the image sensor the picture will be as good. You can also understand it as to why the DSLR camera makes a bigger picture than the camera of the same megapixel camera. Because the big sensor is used in it, you must have heard the name of the CCD in the DSLR camera. Three CCD Image Sensors are used in a good quality camera. Today the smartphone camera manufacturer also mention the censors.

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Do you think proper basics of Photography and Camera technology is a key to become a expert in photography?

 

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Travel Far Enough You See Yourself!” It is not just a mere quote. This means a lot. It is said that Travelling keeps you more healthy, reduces stress and enhances creativity. From a one day tripper to a hard traveller, Who doesn’t like travelling? When a Photographer, who is also interested in Travelling gets in, the scene changes. Apart from enjoying his eyes, he needs to keep his third eye (camera) wide open. That is which will make his moments to memories. Here are some essential Travel Photography Tips and Tricks that will help every Traveller or Photographer to improve himself. When it comes to Travel Photography Tips and Tricks, many small things will help you in a big way. Here are 10 Travel Photography Tips and Tricks that will help you transform yourself from your next trip.

 
1. Pre Trip Exploration

Exploring places is so much fun. But it is not that fun when you are lost in places, and you don’t reach your destination on time. By this, you may even miss the opportunity of clicking pics in good lighting. Hence it is very much important to have a prior study of the place. You can even calculate the kilometres and travel timings from one place to another. This will help you not to get lost in an elsewhere place. You can plan on what all places you can go for Photography and what all places you can sit & relax and enjoy yourself. You can search for hotels and motels situated at that place. We can even go through if they have good offers for the stay. This first point of the Travel Photography Tips and Tricks is the most important point that will help you save time, travel more and make you feel Paisa Vasool!

 
2. DONT MISS THE GOLDEN HOUR – Rise Early & Return Late

Nothing satisfies a Photographer more than a good picture taken in good lighting. Golden hours are always the best for Photography. The golden hour for Photography usually lasts from 6 a.m to 10 a.m & 3 p.m to 6 p.m. These are timings when the sun rises and sets respectively. Travel Photography Tips and Tricks. It is a very vital thing in this Travel Photography Tips and Tricks. Early morning shoots always make you think more and work more. If you want a shoot a place, but it is always crowded, You can try to shoot it early in the morning where the crowd will be comparatively less. In the evenings, usually, the backlight is more which will suit well for Peoples portraits. You can make use of this light to depict Peoples culture & tradition. A golden hour photo shoot can never be compared with a noon shoot where light is on the top. Hence rising early and returning late will help you capture more and travel more.

 
3. Talk to People

When it comes to Peoples portraits or depicting culture, You need to get on the streets rather than the usual Landmarks. To get on the streets, The first and foremost is to interact with people. Talking to people will help you in a great way. Try to get along one among them. Travel Photography Tips and TricksThis way, they will get more comfortable with you. Interact with them about their daily life and tell them about yourself. While travelling, You get to meet so many walks of people. Capturing them will be a one time experience, and it will be a great portfolio for you. While getting along with People more, They may suggest you more places which can be so good than what you planned. People belonging there are always more experienced with the places. Talking to people will help in building more self-confidence for your future travels and all endeavours. Travelling turns to be so much fun when you are Clicking and Talking to people.
 
 
4. Rule of Third

Professional Photographers will know about the rule of thirds. Rule of thirds is where the screen will be assumed with two horizontal lines and two verticle lines. The subject will be placed on one-third of the frame either left or right. The subject will be on the intersection points of the two horizontal and verticle lines. Rule of thirds can turn any boring photo into a pleasant one. Here are some examples of the rule of thirds. It doesn’t apply only to pictures with subjects. It can be followed for landscapes. But it is not that a picture should always follow the rule of thirds. There is another rule called break the rule of thirds about which we will be talking in our next point of The Travel Photography Tips and Tricks.

 
5. Experiment while Composing

Like I mentioned earlier, to make a picture better, the rule of thirds need not be followed every single time. Sometimes, experimenting with your camera will give more good results. We can never figure out which is going to be our best picture. Any random click can become your life’s most treasured one who is going to bring you so much name and fame. But this process happens only if you start experimenting rather than following traditional methods. It is completely normal to try so many different things. From my experience, if I had to share, I coloured eggs once, and I photographed it. It turned out to be so well. Isn’t it crazy? But sometimes these crazy thoughts will give you great pictures. So never stop experimenting with composition, lighting and basically all the Photography related terms. It helps you learn more and become a better Photographer.

 
6. Backup the Photos

We never know what will go wrong and when it will go wrong. So it is always safe to backup your picture while travelling. It is also good to have extra memory cards in case you run out of space. An extra battery will also help. Camera charger and Laptop are very much essential to copy the pictures and to save your memories instead of deleting them. Carrying a laptop can also help in editing your pictures and uploading them at that instant. Apart from this, You can also experiment with mobile photography and stay updated by posting on Instagram and Facebook. Backing up is always a safe game. Never skip this step to avoid heartbreaks. (Losing PICTURES – The pain is real!)


Apart from the above Travel Photography Tips and Tricks, it always good to carry a safety box along with you during the travel in case of emergency. Enjoy your trip and happy travelling.

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We often wonder as what Aperture value I should set, while taking a photo. Here are some really quick tips to help you there. These are of course not hard rule as photography is art and everything here boils down to your creative choice and imagination:

1. Lower F-number such as f/1.4, f/1.8, or f/2.8 produces shallow/narrow Depth of Field(DOF) and bigger F-numbers such as f/8, f/11, f/16 produces larger Depth of field.

2. To get candid portraiture shots, try to use minimum F-number you have got on your lens. This will give you a nice out of focus background (Bokeh). 

3. If you are doing a group/family shot, then try to go for somewhere between f/5 to f/9 by evaluating the light available and number of people in the shot. As shallow depth of field may throw people standing backward rows out of focus. 

4. If you are shooting a landscapes, then try for higher F-number such as f/9 to f/16 based on how much foreground, mid-ground and background you want in focus. Higher F-numbers would give you end to end sharpness (acceptable if not razor sharp). If possible try to stay away from highest F-numbers on your lens, as that might produce a softer image. 

5. If you are doing a street photos in night and you are going after star burst effect, then try to shoot at any F-number more than F/11 and above. 

6. And finally, every lens has a sweet spot, where it produces sharpest image. Its different for different lenses, but for most of the lenses its f/8 or f/9 ish. If you are not so keen on DOF and just want your images to be crisp while you are do running and gunning, you may stick to your lens's sweet spot. You may google to find the exact sweet spot for your lens and experiment from there to find really specific number just for your lens. 

7. There are countless number of scenarios you may encounter, which I did not mention here. I leave that to your creativity and knowledge of photography techniques. However most of usual situation should be covered by above guidelines.

Hope it helps you find the F-number you shoot next time.

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You need to understand power triangle. ISO, Shutter, Aperture these are the elements of heart of Photography. These points makes the difference between your regular power shot cameras and DSLR. Coming to the tips and tricks, it depends on what is your area of focus with DSLR. Like Portrait, landscape, candid .. etc. read less