On Saturday April 25th, I went to a photography workshop in Moncton (NB Canada).
The instructor was Clarence Nowlan. During the class we covered all and I mean all of the basic techniques of photography.
I learned a few new tricks. Like the "Peacock shot".
First you put your camera in "aperture-priority"(the setting that you can chose the lighting) (the "A" or "Av").
Remember that the higher F stop the less light.
Then the will automatically chose de shutter speed.
Next put the camera in F22.
Finaly you put a 10 second self timer and put your eye in the view finder. If you do not have a view finder this will not work for you.
Now take a picture and hold the button till it takes the picture and when you hold the button tilt your head like this...
Here is the final resalt...
Nicolas
The instructor was Clarence Nowlan. During the class we covered all and I mean all of the basic techniques of photography.
I learned a few new tricks. Like the "Peacock shot".
First you put your camera in "aperture-priority"(the setting that you can chose the lighting) (the "A" or "Av").
Remember that the higher F stop the less light.
Then the will automatically chose de shutter speed.
Next put the camera in F22.
Finaly you put a 10 second self timer and put your eye in the view finder. If you do not have a view finder this will not work for you.
Now take a picture and hold the button till it takes the picture and when you hold the button tilt your head like this...
Here is the final resalt...
Nicolas
