How to Take Great Photos Plr Ebook With Audio

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents

Do You Prefer Film or Digital?    4
What Can YOUR Camera Do?    6
What Are You Taking a Picture Of?    8
How Light Affects Your Picture    10
How to Determine Correct Exposure    12
How to Use the Aperture    14
How Shutter Speed Affects Your Photos    16
Tips for Taking Outside Photos    18
Tips for Taking Indoor Photos    20
Tips for Taking Portrait Shots    22
Tips for Taking Motion Shots    24
Tips for Taking Group Pictures    26
Tips for Taking Macro Pictures    28
Tips for Taking Candid Photos of Children    30
Tips for Taking Stunning Landscape Shots    32

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Do You Prefer Film or Digital?

Most people have embraced digital photography with enthusiasm. The lower cost of printing and storage is a big factor in the popularity of digital photography, especially for amateurs. With digital photography you don’t have to pay for the printing of a snapshot that has turned out awful. You can view the shot as soon as you’ve taken it and if it’s not up to scratch, delete it from the memory card with a simple click. If you want to wait and look at it on your computer or on the printout machine in the store, you can do that too.

The low cost of taking a photo means that you can practice more and hone your skills without spending lots of money. The LCD window is there for checking the quality. You can take lots of photos before your memory card is full too. No counting to thirty or so photos and then having to change the film. What if you forgot to buy an extra one? You can easily miss that great snapshot just because your camera ran out of film. With a traditional film camera, you have to take the shot without knowing just how it will turn out. You send the film away to be developed and have to wait a week to get it back, depending on where you live. You have to pay for the whole film, no matter whether you’ve cut Uncle Joe’s head off, or one of the kids decided to poke out their tongue just as you clicked.

The storage capacity of your computer is almost unlimited. You don’t have to have a cupboard full of photo albums (or cardboard boxes full of old photos) that you never get around to updating. It can all go on the computer, and then be copied to a CD-R to back it up or take it with you. With a digital photo, you can crop out that stranger’s head or the rusty drum you didn’t notice. You can change the color from cold to warm and do all sorts of other fancy stuff to improve that snapshot you want to keep but is not perfect…