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<td>Blue Glas NIKON D700 105mm, ISO 200, 5/1, f/10.0 With a tripod, you can use very low ISO levels for highest image quality and lowest amount of noise. You can also use small apertures like f/16 to get a much higher depth of field or create HDR high dynamic range images. Fireworks NIKON D700 90mm, ISO 200, 4/1, f/10.0 10 Shoot early in the morning and late in the afternoon Harsh direct sunlight can produce really ugly shadows not only on people s faces, but on all other objects around you as well, resulting in bad photographs. The best time to take pictures is early mornings and late afternoons that s when the light is beautiful and soft. Obviously, sunrise/sunset times vary throughout the year, so just Google for sunrise sunset times and look up your city. For landscape photography, you want to be at the scene before sunrise and sunset, to catch the first and the last rays of light, whereas for portrait photography, two hours after sunrise and two hours before sunset seem to be the best times. Obviously, you have to take into account the weather conditions as well. I love shooting portraits when the sky is covered with thin clouds, because clouds can diffuse the light and make it land very soft on the skin. On the other hand, very thick/stormy clouds can decrease the amount of available light, making it somewhat difficult to shoot fast moving subjects, so try it out and see what works for you.<br /> 11 Shoot in RAW and use Lightroom for post processing If you are still using JPEG for your pictures, it is about time to move to RAW. Any DSLR today is capable of recording images in RAW format, so just set it to RAW and don t go back to JPEG. A RAW image is called raw for a reason it is an unprocessed image with a lot more colors to work with than a JPEG image. RAW gives you a lot more flexibility and is preferred for print, because you can convert it to any color space you desire. RAW takes more space than JPEG, but memory is so cheap nowadays, that it is not a big problem. When it comes to storage on your PC, a 1 terabyte hard drive can be bought for less than 100 and you would need lots of pictures to fill it all up, so PC storage is not a problem either. Other than that, there is no reason why you shouldn t shoot in RAW<br /> Different perspective NIKON D700 24mm, ISO 1600, 1/50, f/4.0 7 Learn how to take sharp pictures I suggest reading my article on taking sharp photos and avoiding image blur. Soft and blurry images can be very disappointing and if you have a problem with creating sharp photographs, this article will definitely be very helpful for you. 8 Use a Circular Polarizer for landscape photography I have just finished an article on how to use a circular polarizer that you should take a look at. This kind of goes against what I have said above about shooting with what you own, but I consider a polarizer to be an essential tool in every photographer s bag, so I highly recommend that you try one if you have never done it before, especially for landscape photography.<br /> Anyway, this article is not about discussing camera gear. Let s move on to how you can utilize what you have today and learn how to take good pictures. How to take good pictures with an entry level DSLR 1 Don t leave your camera at home This might sound awkward, but how good is your camera if you leave it at home I have missed so many great photo opportunities just because I forgot to take the camera with me. Whether it is something silly or totally unique, having a camera with you might get you those rare, once in a lifetime moments. 2 Take lots of pictures The more you photograph, the more you learn as simple as that. Use every opportunity to capture images, whether it is early in the morning or late at night. By taking lots of pictures, you will start to understand how to use your camera in different lighting conditions and what works and what doesn t. At the same time, when your pictures do not come out as good, you will start doing more research and reading articles, books, magazines and online forums to try to find a solution to your problem. Eventually, you will learn from your mistakes and will gain a great deal of knowledge on how to use your gear effectively.<br /> <br /> <br /> </td>
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