Photography Tips to Reduce Red Eye

Photography Tips by Myrtle Beach Photography Reducing Red Eye? What Is Red Eye? When you take photos in a dim or dark setting, the light from your camera flash is bright enough to reflect off of the blood vessels within your subject’s retinas. The result is red-eye. How To Prevent Red-Eye: The best way to… Continue reading Photography Tips to Reduce Red Eye

Myrtle Beach Photography Tips: Fill Flash

Beginner Photography Tips by Myrtle Beach Photography Fill Flash The biggest misconception in outdoor photography is the use of fill flash. Fill flash confused me more than anything when I first started trying to understand photography. It is like accounting. When you think you should debit, you credit. To us (unprofessional/photographers) the idea of when… Continue reading Myrtle Beach Photography Tips: Fill Flash

PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS BY MYRTLE BEACH PHOTOGRAPHY Basic Elements of Photography

Photography Tips by Myrtle Beach Photography The Three Basic Elements of Photography   Each of the three aspects of the triangle relate to light and how it enters and interacts with the camera. The three elements are: ISO– the measure of a digital camera sensor’s sensitivity to light Aperture– the size of the opening in… Continue reading PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS BY MYRTLE BEACH PHOTOGRAPHY Basic Elements of Photography

Myrtle Beach Photography Tips: Rule of Space

Myrtle Beach Photography Tips RULE OF SPACE This rule states that if the subject is not looking directly to the camera, or looks out of the frame, there should be enough space for the subject to look into. This technique creates interest in the minds of the person viewing your image. An interesting fact is,… Continue reading Myrtle Beach Photography Tips: Rule of Space

To Flash or not to Flash

Fill Flash The biggest misconception in outdoor photography is the use a flash. Most people know that if they are indoors, they use a flash. Most point and shoot camera flashes default to auto flash, meaning, if the camera detects there is not enough light for a good picture, the auto flash will kick-in, in… Continue reading To Flash or not to Flash

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