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7 Daily Exercise for PHOTOGRAPHERS

7. Post a single image every day

Rather that shooting in a sporadic fashion and positing images to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Instagram or any other social networking or image sharing site as and when you feel like it, try committing to shooting at least one image and posting only one shot every day.

This will encourage your powers of creativity, helping you to find novel subjects and explore new areas or genres of photography.

It will also mean that you have to critically assess each image to identify the best shot from that day to post.

Wherever you post your image, make it known what you are doing as this will underline your commitment.

It’s also often a good idea to request constructive criticism to help you see your shots from another viewpoint and improve as a photographer.

NPhoto Magazine

PhotoPlus Magazie

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6. Use manual exposure mode

Although aperture and shutter priority exposure modes are very useful, they leave the decision about how bright or dark the image will appear to the camera.Manual exposure mode puts you in charge and it forces you to think about the brightness of a subject and its surroundings. It also means that you have to consider both depth of field and freezing or blurring movement.It can be helpful to combine this exercise with using spot metering as it will enable you set select exposure settings that work for a specific part of the scene.

Manual Mode

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5. Set a custom white balance value

It’s easy to set the custom white balance value of a camera, you just set it to the correct mode (the manual will explain how to find this) and then photograph a white or neutral grey card in the same light as your subject. Well that’s the theory.

In practice it can be little trickier, because the angle at which you hold the card can have a huge impact upon the final result.

If the main light is coming from directly above your subject, for example, and you tip the card slightly downwards towards a coloured area under your subject you will find the result is very different to the one you get if you hold the card slightly tipped upwards.

Learn how to make a custom white balance setting with your camera and experiment by holding a white balance card at different angles to see for yourself and learn.

If you find you don’t like the neutral look of images that your camera produces in this mode, try the adjustment controls until you find a setting that works for you.

Custom White Balance

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4. Set a specific white balance

Modern automatic white balance systems are extremely capable, but that’s not always a good thing because it can mean that you shoot with your mind in neutral (ha!) as far as colour goes.

This may be fine much of the time, but if the camera delivers a result that you don’t like, you may find yourself a little stuck for answers.

The answer is to climb free of the auto white balance safety-net and set a preset white balance value for the appropriate lighting conditions.

You may find that the Daylight or Sunny white balance setting produces the best results for the majority of the time, but it’s worth experimenting with the others to assess their impact in a range of conditions so that you know when to use them in the future.

Set The White Balance

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3. Use a single prime lens

Using a prime, or fixed focal length, lens enables you to forget about the distraction of zooming in and out.

Instead you walk towards a subject, assess it through the viewfinder and then either shoot or move again to find a new or alternative vantage point.

It forces you to explore the subject more fully you’ll soon get a better understanding of the angle of view of the lens.

As well as letting you travel light, if you take just one lens with you on a shoot, or day out with your camera, you’ll really get to know that focal length and in the future you’ll be able to decide which lens to mount on your camera just by looking at the scene and framing an image in your mind.

Sigma Prime Lens

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2. Check the histogram

Just like the Levels display in image editing software packages such as Adobe Photoshop, a camera’s histogram display is a graph that represents the brightness of the pixels that make up an image.

The scale runs from black, with a brightness reading of 0, on the left to white, with a brightness reading of 255, on the right.

The peaks in the histogram indicate the number of pixels with that brightness and a large peak means lots of pixels have that brightness.

This means that a very dark image will have peaks over to the left of the graph, while a bright one has peaks on the right.

Meanwhile, a correctly exposed ‘ideal’ scene has a histogram with a so-called ‘normal’ distribution with a peak in the middle and just a few very bright and very dark pixels.

Checking the histogram after every shot will increase your understanding of the brightness distribution of an image.

It will also enable you to determine whether an image is under- or over-exposed with the majority of pixels being grouped to the left or right of the graph respectively.

Check the HISTOGRAM

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Happy New Year- 2015

..........2015.........

Happy New Year

Wishing u all a    #Prosperous    #Healthy    #Thrillng    #Adventures    & a      #Best    #Photographic_Year    ahead

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Celebrate your New Year with a #Landscape_Contest

#take part in Contest

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Announcement...

With the Old year 2014 BYE! BYE! time and with your Cooperation for a year we have decided to give you New Year Gift of 2015.

Share It in Your Community/Social Media

We YPS Announce a Grand Photo Contest for our viewers.

With a Classic Topic i.e., Landscape.

In which all the interested can mail(ypsstudio@yahoo.in) their best photos to us, out of that Top 10 photos will be selected and will be displayed on our site and Social media’s while the winners photo is going to be displayed in our Studio.

And we pay sorry that as this being our first photo contest, we can’t give any awards or Certificates. If you support us with your max photo postings minimum 60-100 soon we’ll organize photo contests with certain awards.

Selection Categories

µ  Top 5 from our judges
µ  Second Top 5 from votes+comment

Rules for photoshow

Anyone can take part in photoshow from any country and area where from you can operate internet and mail us.

You can include Your Name tags, Copyright signs or etc. but the photo you are sending should strictly be yours.

 Mail us at- ypsstudio@yahoo.in

DEADLINE:  16^th of JANUARY

Mail with your
o   Name
o   Caption of Image
o   Place

 Photo can be of any size(Max: 5MB) or resolution. We will accept your Mobile/Smartphone photos, CSC’s, DSLR’s, etc.

All the Uploaders are requested to share this news in your community so that you may get more +1’s.

 It’s like Voting i.e., one person one photo.

All the photos receiving will be posted on our site and social sites.

But votes will be taken only from our sites which include Google+, Facebook (Y), and Twitter (@YPSStudio).

By sending your Photo to us, you give us allowance that we can use it for our sites.

And we give you assurance that we will not misuse your photos

By agreeing all this requirements send your photos.

We Hope that You all will support us for making this photo contest hit...