Fine Art Photography

Insider Secret #2 Of Professional Fine Art Landscape Photography Revealed

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I learned some valuable insider secrets of a professional photographer friend of mine a year ago, when he came to dinner. Of course I asked him all sorts of questions and took his head that night to win in the hope of valuable information to improve my photography fine art landscape photography and my inspiration. In a previous article I shared the secret No. 1, which, as you had to do your pictures in a creative photography harvest. Today I would like to insider secrets with you # 2, which incidentally has taken my photography to share a whole new level.

My first camera was an SLR model real old classic. A few years later I bought an Olympus OM-1 SLR. It was a great camera and I used it for many years. After their wedding, I slipped into the habit, not with all my SLR and fired shots rather casual with a simple point and shoot camera. Then, in preparation for my new baby, I had a little 5-megapixel Pentax Optio S5i digital point and shoot. There was no bigger than a pack of cigarettes was low and was able to do incredible things. I have this camera very much for the next three years. It was my introduction to digital photography. For the first time in my life I was taking pictures, download them to my computer, manipulate them and send them by email to people and drawings. I liked the new camera and the digital world, she opened up to me.

Now back to my dinner conversation with my friend, professional photographer. I showed her impatience with some of my best pictures and asked for his opinion.

take place upgrade to a digital SLR camera, my photos to a whole new level – Insider Secret # 2

I hear you say Right About Now “Duh!” This rather obvious revelation came to me in a moment I thought I could not afford a digital SLR, because I thought they cost $ 2000 – $ 4000 for purchase.

Also, I did not know I had so much as I could with the point away and shoot digital camera I had. My friend, photographer Larry said, some important points about the apparatus that I realized I needed to get your hands on a DSLR as soon as possible if I continue to grow and improve, wanted to helped my photography.

He taught me that it involved three major “material” factors into the final equation of good quality digital images. Firstly, the number of mega-pixels can make camera is important. This is not the only important factor, and it is not as important as some think. For example, I thought I could go and buy a point and shoot digital camera 8 megapixels and would greatly improve my pictures. He showed me how this is not necessarily true because the number of megapixels is just one of three critical factors in producing high image quality.

The second important factor in the equation is the quality and capacity of the internal sensor in the camera. In other words, a DSLR with a much better sensor and better quality than the basic point and shoot digital cameras. It is the computerized sensor in digital cameras to capture the light better and give you a much higher image quality at the end. Cheap digital cameras point and shoot very limited in the, what they can produce because they have more than one sensor.

The third factor in the production of a high quality image is a good lens on the camera have. Most digital cameras point and shoot tiny lenses that will make a pretty good job, but they produce the picture quality it is limited. On the other hand, digital SLRs have much better, stronger, bigger and create more quality lenses and optical elements to a better end product.

If all of these three critical factors together in a digital SLR, you end up with a much better, much higher image quality, which can produce digital point and shoot photography.

My professional photographer friend told me it was basically time for me, a true digital SLR (DSLR) move if I ever hope to improve my photography and take it to the next level. He personally recommended to look at a Canon camera.

After much research on the Internet, I finally decided on a Canon Rebel XT 8-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera now as my first. I was surprised that I have a buy online for about $ 700, which included 18-55 mm lens, and a battery, charger, a manual and software on my computer and various computer cables. I went ahead and bought it, and it was one of the best decisions I ever made. Granted, there is an entry-level digital SLR range, but it is a good camera and I can help a lot to learn about digital photography.

is all I can say that I am so grateful for advice from Larry to me, go ahead and buy my first DSLR. It was worth it – all the money! One day I will move to a better model, but until I learn everything I can from my new camera and I’m hunting with him almost every day.