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What is the most important factor in digital photography? |
What is the most important factor in digital photography? As in any other form of photography or even in 'art' as a whole, it is the brain behind the tools. If you can really 'see' the finished product before you create it, you are well on the way. You have to 'have an eye' but this can be taught. Moving onto the 'digital' part of the question, it is clearly the quality of your equipment. Only four years ago, I purchased the best I could afford in digital, which was the maximum of 5mp then available. 10mp is now common and, if you really want the best, 38mp is on the market. There is the quality and it is quality that is the important thing after : 1: Subject choice 2: Expertise in recording that subject 3: Final composition 4: Best presentation It all also hangs on what you are taking photographs for ... yourself, for a client ... where will the photographs be used finally and what final size do they need to be? Many questions and not enough answers. Your question is too narrow. A narrow answer is - resolution as far as equipment is concerned but, before that, you have to ask yourself the most important question ... Do you have 'the eye'? I would say having your camera settings correct , and your card in the camera .. and the batteries working. But having the resoulution correct seems to be a big factor Owning a digital camera Composition. Make sure you are on the subject's eye level. Stoop down for children or your pictures will look like an appeal from the Starving Orphans Fund. Have your subject doing something interesting, but NOT talking on the telephone; that has been beaten to death. Make sure the background isn't distracting. the important - your eyes. if you have foto-image. but this is not concern the camera... the other thing - to learn using it. just after that - you can choose your camera according your aim. every need - and its camera. if you want to take phtos from nature - you need another camera than just to take photos of your family. after that - software to improve your photos. that - where to store it instead of sending them by e.mail. and choose a forum to get review of your photos... and the sky - is the limit... success... http://www.shortcourses.com/ As in regular photography; proper lighting and exposure, either auto or manual; proper croping (composition) |
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