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Introduction to Photography Unit 1 Lesson 6 In this lesson we are going to learn how to clean a point and shoot camera! If you have ever wanted to know how t...
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Using a Point-and-Shoot for Portraits - SnapChick Question of the Day
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Great topic. People need to know you can take portraits without a DSLR camera now and then.
ReplyDeleteThe higher end point and shoots like the Sony RX100 can take some nice portraits with its manual controls and large sensor. in a compact form factor.
hi snapchick, i want to ask you something, is it worth studying photography as a career? or better be self taught?
ReplyDeleteYou're a very lovely lady:)
ReplyDeletei would go for a 85mm,even on a dx 50mm is it too much distorsion for my taste. Specially on a tight headshot
ReplyDelete50 on crop is perfect for portraiture, it's not tight. It may seem at first.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the best for portraiture between a 50mm prime (on a cropped sensor) and a 35mm DX lens?
ReplyDeleteWill a 35 distort too much? Will a 50 on cropped be too tight?
GOD, I had to click on the video because of the thumbnail! looking so good L! love,luv,<3!
ReplyDeleteThe hair is looking good today.
ReplyDeleteI am proof that a good camera doesn't make a good photo, a good photographer does. (I have the camera, btw, not the skills)
Thanks... we can be sure I am a photographer of opportunity... steeling light anyway I can with my fastest lens I could find in a point&shoot (G15) and if you look at my facebook page I have know shame, I shot my favorite pic with my phone, just before I walked my daughter down the isle. Sweet!
ReplyDeleteYou look delicious. Let me smash you.
ReplyDeleteThese are your two most important videos that are must see along with your depth of field illustration video
ReplyDeleteFirst comment woo! Love your videos!
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