One of the inventive inventions of modernity is digital cameras, among other things, automatic shooting mode. Now, if necessary, to quickly catch and capture the moments of the daily life of the difficulty do not arise. The desire to understand the intricacies of the levers and the buttons and learn how to configure the camera appears somewhat later, together with the craving for creative experiments.
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Before removing one sole frame, professional photographers spend not one minute by changing the shooting parameters and comparing the results. Universal settings do not exist - the mode and settings of the shooting must correspond to the time of day and lighting, weather conditions, the plot of photography and its purpose - will this family photo 10x15 or a huge poster.
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Let's start with simple. The size of the printed photo is determined by the frame size that you exhibit in the Camera settings. The most common format is 10x15 cm, it corresponds to the image size of 1920x1280 and close to this value. This permission of 2 megapixels is enough to print high-quality photos of such a format, and your memory card can accommodate more pictures.
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If your goal is the usual high-quality photos without artistic processing in a graphic editor, immediately adjust the brightness, contrast and saturation. With a small blurring frame, the field adjustment function can cope. It will not be superfluous to explore all the available plot modes that are in each modern camera. Sometimes the choice of one or another plot can help you quickly make a frame, for example, when shooting salute, sporting events or constantly moving babies.
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After the development of various scenes it is time to move to software modes. The easiest of them is "P" - is present even in compact digital cameras. In this mode, you can manually change parameters such as white balance (WB), sensitivity (ISO), autofocus mode and some others:
White balance - due to the fact that the color temperature of various light sources varies significantly, the camera, and more accurately located inside the photomatritz, is unable to accurately convey colors. Built-in temperature measurement sensor To adjust color reproduction does not always help install white balance correctly. Therefore, it is possible to set this parameter manually.
ISO is the photosensitivity of the matrix, its susceptibility to light. The high ISO value means that you can take pictures with weak lighting. With bright Sun, photosensitivity should take one of the minimum values.
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Finally, in captured with automatic and semi-automatic settings, you can use the modes "a", "s", "m", "sv" and other "creative". Each of them provides for the possibility of manual exposure adjustment, which is characterized by three parameters: aperture, excerpt and sensitivity. The diaphragm is the mechanism consisting of petals that regulates the amount of light on the matrix. A large hole of the diaphragm matches a small value of the parameter and vice versa. Exposure depends on the speed of triggering the shutter, in other words, this is the length of time during which the light passes through the diaphragm. It is measured in seconds from 1/2000 to 30. All these parameters are determined, ultimately, the harmonicity of the picture.
If you still have left unhappy with the picture with the quality, you can always improve it in a graphic editor. In order to expand editing capabilities, remove photos in RAW format.
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