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Rock 2. So, you have your flash turned off, right What do you do now Find a window in your home that gets bright light. <strong>Here</strong> is a pull back shot of the room I used. what you’ve Got! Natural Light 101 Instructor You don’t have to have pro equipment to take great pictures of your children. You just need to know a few basic things. let’s work on where to position your child. You are prob- Perhaps the most basic of all, the key to a great picture is great light. Without light, ably thinking that you need the you have no picture. Let’s look at some ways you can make your snapshots look window light shining directly on more like portraits just using a point and 3.Now them, right shoot and . great light. Turn off your flash!!! Nothing kills a portrait faster than direct flash. 12 YIKES!!! Flat light, harsh shadows, pin lights, OH MY! Can you say snapshot You don’t need that flash at all if you know how to find the right light. Wrong! See how half his face is overexposed and the other half is underexposed Harsh sun spots like this will make it impossible to get a good exposure with a nice balance of light and shadows.
Point & Shoot You want to move your child just beyond any bright patches of light. That way you will get diffused light bouncing up on them and not shining directly on them. So, you have your child sitting in diffused light. What’s next You face them with the window directly in front of them, right Go right ahead if you want a flat lit picture like this with ZERO dimension. I much prefer to position my child at a 45 degree angle towards the window to give some soft shadows and depth to the picture. <strong>Here</strong> are some pull backs to show where I positioned my subject. Final Image: 13 That wasn’t so hard, was it Now go and have fun ROCKIN’ your Point & Shoot!!!
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