I have a nikon D90, but how do I make my pictures look "professional"?? Do I need photoshop? - incredible nikon lens
I have a Nikon D90 DSLR camera with 50 mm f/1.8 and a goal and an 18-200 VR Nikon SB600 flash. I bought this for me to take "professional" pictures. I learned the basics of photography such as opening and how it relates to the depth of field, shutter speed and bounce flash Frostbite
Camera, but despite all of my pictures are to be distinguished from a point and shoot. Why is this so? Is it because the images are processed with Photoshop professional? I mean go to Flickr and added you to display images with the same lens, and look good, but the colors and detail and sharpness is incredible. I'm a total amateur, I know how to get the camera very well and I the manual inside and outside, but still no luck with the professionalism of the staff. Just look at the sample photos in Flickr, the site's nikonusa with the D90 and elsewhere, the type of photos you want and why I spent so much freakin money. Not only to bring the same results on my Canon SD750 point and shoot.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Incredible Nikon Lens I Have A Nikon D90, But How Do I Make My Pictures Look "professional"?? Do I Need Photoshop?
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Learn to use your camera is a good start. They have tools for, and it is possible to make some amazing images. To complement not only look, and expect a larger image. To examine more precisely. Not only look but see. And the stage looks good? How can you prove that the best? Learn more about light and how they may see what you are. Different qualities of light to express different moods can. Demonstrate the direction of light can shape, texture, details, or anything can soften the image and convert it into a boring snapshot. Knowledge of the composition. Not automatically the deadlock in their photos. For photos of people, go back and use a telephoto lens. Do not put one miles of space over the head, then brought to its knees. Watch your backgrounds. Keep it simple. No one wants a tree or a pole of growth over the head.
ReplyDeleteRead books and magazines photography. Take a class. Be open to trying new things. If you like trying to imitate an image view to. Keep asking, and being open to learning. Do not listen only to people who say, "Oh,It's nice, but that's how you can improve.
It is not all Photoshop. In the best pictures, Photoshop very little.
It has nothing to do with the software and everything to do with 3 kg or less, directly behind the visualization software. If you have no talent and knowledge of photography for unspecified recordings with a P & S, a SLR camera or a Hasselblad. A camera is a tool, nothing more. You will not be able to can get good pictures of "professionals" only with a digital SLR camera, play like Ashkenazy possession of a Bechstein.
ReplyDeleteUnderstanding is to learn the picture is not memorized the manual and all the bells and whistles can or not. Each device you have, because it is the photographer compose, record and edit the fire. You were a victim of advertising.
ReplyDelete> You can not use Photoshop,
ReplyDeleteYou're probably very correct in this respect.
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It helps if you some pictures that I found surprising and find them here.
It is difficult to determine what the picture is different from just words.
Good luck .......
It was never the team, but the person behind the computer.
ReplyDeleteHow have you found, you can be good "stuff" buy "are not automatically good pictures ...
How often should the camera - P..? Always true to his feet ..? If you are not one of them, her .. bad! Both are available for the establishment of P and your electric meter like a carpet on the floor. The two try your scene together 18% of the average of all gray to convert ....
Think about it ..
I hope your happy with your point n shoot it pard .. expensive!
Bob - Tucson
You certainly have the type of material that does not not exclude the search for "pro" looking images.
ReplyDeleteHowever, keep in mind that the hardware is the key to the "pro" pictures. The light, composition and purpose are what you need to be examined. I sold 10 million photos of my Agfa Billy Record in 1951, because I know what a great movie.
Do not despair. They have some of the best available equipment on this planet. Study and practice. Get you there. Good photography is more like a long day of painting a brief visit to the shooting gallery.
Just use what we have and learn all the amazing features or fine camera and lens selection.
ReplyDeleteThe reason why your photos are so similar, P & S plans is probably because the same techniques of composition, using the use of P & S camera, you are not from the new technology of enormous fully equipped available now on a Adjustable Camera
In an attempt to "save" the images with a photo program of $ 700 is not a good plan ... Learning to use the camera you get is the perfect image for what you have done for decades, photographers ... there is no reason to change that.
In order to produce professional images, which have made the pros ... go to school and learn to compose and display perfect picture, and then learn to spend five years or more to use the device in different situations and different problems of filming.
Here is a link that is to help your composition.
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