1.REMEMBER EXPOSURE
QUALITY OF PHOTO DEPENDS DIRECTLY ON LIGHT
You can photograph a well-lit object badly, but you’ll never take a good shot in bad lighting. During the shoot, light passes through the camera shutter and lens, hits the sensor and forms an image. Exactly how light is captured and what the final photo will look like depends on three key parameters — the so-called exposure triangle.
2. HOLD YOUR CAMERA CORRECTLY
THIS IS THE BASICS
The next thing every beginner must learn is how to hold the camera so as to eliminate or minimize hand shake. When the shutter is open, light comes onto the camera sensor. If you move while it’s open, the light spreads across the sensor and the photo becomes blurry.
3. RULE OF THIRDS
ABOUT COMPOSITION
Often, just one look at a photo is enough to tell whether it was taken by a beginner or a pro. Professionals pay great attention to composition, while a beginner’s lack of it shows immediately.
4. DON’T BLAME YOUR CAMERA
Good equipment is indeed important, but not as much as you might think. An experienced photographer can take excellent shots even with a cheap camera, whereas a poor photographer won’t succeed even with the most expensive gear.
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