Try This: When Photowalking, Shoot in Manual Mode Not Aperture Mode

The next time you go on a photo walk, I encourage every single one of you to turn off all the automatic modes and shoot completely manual. While this may sound like something lots of folks do, I'm sure that you all know in the deepest darkest parts of your hearts that you're not doing this.

Many folks shoot in aperture priority or even P for Professional mode. I did it. You most likely do it. Lots of folks do. And I think that we should all stop operating on autopilot and instead make more concerted efforts to take better images instead of just shooting hundreds just because we can. It genuinely isn't going to make any of us any better no matter how hard you'll try to argue against it. .

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2019-5-14 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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