Monday, October 3, 2011

Some Common Digital Camera Mistakes

By Dmitry Vasenyov


Frankly speaking, only a few common mistakes are responsible for running the majority of digital photos. Knowing how to fix them could make a great difference in the amount of great digital photos you take. What is more important, avoiding these mistakes could help you make sure that important pictures turns out as good as you want them to be. It is recommended to keep these mistakes of digital photography in mind.

One mistake that looks more digital photos and any other it is being too close to the subject. Today a lot of digital cameras could focus close whole others could not. But it could be hard to tell if the subject is out of focus in the preview screen. Aside from the focus, there is the problem of too much flash for close objects. In most cases, if the subject is too close, the flash will overexpose it.

To eliminate this problem you have to check your camera's manual and determine the minimum flash distance and the minimum focus distance. As well, this information could be checked on the manufacturer's website. When you know the minimum flash distance for your camera, take a measuring stick and get a good visual idea of how close it is. That way you will be sure that you do not overexpose your subject and that your digital photo comes out great.

The other digital camera mistake is that the subject is too far away. Being far away from your subject could have two effects. First of them is like a minimum flash distance, digital cameras have a maximum flash distance. The majority of digital cameras have a maximum flash distance. If the camera is too far away from the subject, it does not have enough power for the flash to light it.

And the other problem of being too far away from the subject is that of composition. When you are farther back away from the subject, it gets lost in the background. And thus it is necessary to make sure that the subject will be easily identified in the final photo.




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