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Thanks so much for dropping by my blog and taking a peak.  Now I never claim to know everything, or be perfect, or even being able to spell!  I work really hard to not only be a good photographer, but have a personal connection to my clients and understanding what they want (especially when they might not know).  In addition I love to help others improve their own pictures.  Let's face it...no one can afford a personal photographer to follow them around 24/7 (but if you do know someone give them my name!). 

My blog has a collection of advise, current photo experiences and the personal updates.  My new 2012 series (TT- Tipsy Thursday) is a combo of all kinds of questions I've received, things I've seen & even those mistakes I've made in my years of shooting.  I'm ALWAYS in need to know what other people want to hear about, so please email me with ANY suggestions.  Again thanks for stoping by and hopefully you enjoy!

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Sunday, 05 April 2009

There are 3 top tips I can recommend to those that just want better pictures but don't want to spend the time to learn about photography. 

  1. Notice a bit of a cold coloring to your pictures?  If your outside, change the color setting from auto to cloudy.  This makes your pictures more rich.
  2. Set your quality level to the highest possible (not RAW unless you know how to work with it).  This makes your images sharper and can allow you to zoom in if you need to and have less pixilated effect. 
  3. Try using the fill flash or flash on mode, this is great for sunny outdoor shots where you put the subject under the shade of a tree.  It tells the camera to lighten your foreground (the subject) and the background is bright.  Just remember most camera flashes are good for up to 10 ft.
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