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How to photograph bright red colors
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Glo Jun. 27, 2009.
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Thanks! I'm going to try out your method and I'll let you know if it helps.
Hey Glo,
Try to set your camera on manual and "bracket" your exposures, so take one at f5.6 f6.1 f7.3 and on. Also try and keep your shutter speed up ( 125 or higher if possible), as the lower it is, the more your images will be susceptible to shak…
I dont really have any suggestions other than messing around with the standard ISO settings. Or your camera may have the automatic settings. My small camera has a setting to enhance "autumn leaves" I use that when I am photographing red objects. Att…
I recently tried photographing some red poppies the other day and the pics didnt come out too great. Either the pics were dark and unfocused or they were too bright and lacking in true colors. I have a canon powershot sx100 IS and it seems like reds…
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