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Critique and Advice.
I'm fairly new to photography and would appreciate any advice or criticism that could help me improve.
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>>2961891
>shoot a lot
>get closer
>use a prime
>bump the ISO and narrow the aperture to get a sharper result
>don't shoot when the light isn't right
>Av, Tv and P all the way, your camera is smart enough to expose correctly 95% of the time
>continuous focus mode with only the center AF point for sport and action
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>>2961928
>bump the ISO
>sharper result
Méh.
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>>2961928
Thanks for the advice. Very appreciated.
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>>2961928
>don't shoot when the light isn't right
How does one learn when the light is "right"? Seems to me that it is only learned by shooting in all types of light.
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>>2962510
light is right when it looks fucking gorgeous. you just know it.
it usually lasts very little.
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>>2962527
But to say not to shoot unless the light is perfect isn't probably good advice. Shoot as much as you can; especially when the light is perfect.
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>>2962527
this poster is correct. bad light lasts a lot.
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