Hey Everyone and welcome back to my blog! Today I'm going to be sharing some tips for beginner photographers, there aren't really any tips on actually taking better photos here, but I'll do a Part 2 to this tomorrow.
- Don't feel obligated to invest in expensive equipment right away, Great pictures can come out of anything as simple as a phone camera.
- Keep some kind of camera with you as much as possible, sometimes great photo ops come up at the time when you least expect it, and you don't have a phone on you. This camera doesn't even have to be a real camera, it can be a simple phone camera.
- Don't be afraid to experiment with your camera and take random pictures, even if they'll never be used for anything.
- Experiment with your camera. If you have a phone camera or a digital camera, they typically have quite a few different filters and effects, and a lot of pro cameras have different types of lenses. If you know your options, it'll help a lot.
- Take pictures quite frequently. If you don't take photos frequently you'll probably end up losing motivation and if you had bought equipment that's a lot of money wasted. And, taking frequent pictures will help you practice, and practice makes perfect.
- If you see a really good picture, its probably edited, and doesn't mean it was taken from a pro camera, so pro cameras aren't always necessary, editing can change a lot.
That's all the tips I have for you for today but check back tomorrow for Part 2.
Oh, but wait, one more thing. Remember when I said pro cameras were expensive? Here's more of an explanation:
This link here is a simple, affordable digital camera, it takes good pictures, has some different filters and effects, and is really good quality, this is the same exact camera I have. https://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-Stabilized-Wide-Angle-Recording/dp/B0075SUIOS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1535918615&sr=8-1&keywords=Canon+Powershot+HD+A810
This link here is to a professional camera with interchangeable lessons and other pro features, with a very high price.... https://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-Stabilized-Wide-Angle-Recording/dp/B0075SUIOS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1535918615&sr=8-1&keywords=Canon+Powershot+HD+A810
- Don't feel obligated to invest in expensive equipment right away, Great pictures can come out of anything as simple as a phone camera.
- Keep some kind of camera with you as much as possible, sometimes great photo ops come up at the time when you least expect it, and you don't have a phone on you. This camera doesn't even have to be a real camera, it can be a simple phone camera.
- Don't be afraid to experiment with your camera and take random pictures, even if they'll never be used for anything.
- Experiment with your camera. If you have a phone camera or a digital camera, they typically have quite a few different filters and effects, and a lot of pro cameras have different types of lenses. If you know your options, it'll help a lot.
- Take pictures quite frequently. If you don't take photos frequently you'll probably end up losing motivation and if you had bought equipment that's a lot of money wasted. And, taking frequent pictures will help you practice, and practice makes perfect.
- If you see a really good picture, its probably edited, and doesn't mean it was taken from a pro camera, so pro cameras aren't always necessary, editing can change a lot.
That's all the tips I have for you for today but check back tomorrow for Part 2.
Oh, but wait, one more thing. Remember when I said pro cameras were expensive? Here's more of an explanation:
This link here is a simple, affordable digital camera, it takes good pictures, has some different filters and effects, and is really good quality, this is the same exact camera I have. https://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-Stabilized-Wide-Angle-Recording/dp/B0075SUIOS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1535918615&sr=8-1&keywords=Canon+Powershot+HD+A810
This link here is to a professional camera with interchangeable lessons and other pro features, with a very high price.... https://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-Stabilized-Wide-Angle-Recording/dp/B0075SUIOS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1535918615&sr=8-1&keywords=Canon+Powershot+HD+A810
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