Step by step to shooting, sprucing up and sharing great photos
Get That Group Shot
* Find the best location and try props or natural elements such as trees to arrange people.
* Try a variety of poses. Have some sit and others stand. Stagger people in front and behind.
* Having people get close, tilting their heads toward each other, and even touching one another often makes the shot more intimate and engaging.
* For really large groups, moving higher and shooting down on them enables more people to squeeze into the frame.
* When a group is engaged in an activity, bring elements of it into the shot to add context.
* Use humor to get people to smile naturally. It's the next best thing to spontaneity.
Get ready to:
* Choose the right camera
* Light your subject
* Capture portraits and landscapes
* Download and organize your images
* Fix skin tones and color casts
* Create an online photo gallery
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Höhe: 23.6 cm
Breite: 18.7 cm
Dicke: 12 mm
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978-0-470-27558-0 (9780470275580)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Barbara Obermeier is principal of Obermeier Design, a graphic design studio in Ventura, CA. She is the author of Photoshop CS3 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, coauthor of Photoshop Elements 6.0 For Dummies, and has contributed as author, or coauthor, on numerous books. Barb is also a faculty member in the School of Graphic Design at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, CA.
Introduction. Part I: Acquiring Digital Photos. Chapter 1: Purchasing a Camera and Accessories. Chapter 2: Understanding Camera Basics. Chapter 3: Taking Digital Pictures. Chapter 4: Getting the Best Shot. Chapter 5: Capturing Your Subject. Chapter 6: Transferring Your Images. Part II: Editing and Enhancing Digital Photos. Chapter 7: Quick-Editing Your Images. Chapter 8: Correcting Content, Contrast, Color, and Clarity. Chapter 9: Creating Selections. Chapter 10: Using Layers. Chapter 11: Adding Type, Blend Modes, Filters, and Effects. Chapter 12: Getting Creative with Compositions. Part III: Managing and Sharing Your Photos. Chapter 13: Organizing and Managing Your Images. Chapter 14: Sharing Your Photos. Chapter 15: Printing Your Images. Index.