Good day community
In my decision to set myself a photographic challenge, I decided to go out and capture some images in which the star king was the focus and protagonist without minimizing the details of the rest of the image. Like everything, the technique for taking these types of images has its little tricks and my intention in this publication is to explain mine to you. Whether it is in night photography, interiors, moving images or many other options to portray the backlight or the image taken with a large focus pointing at the target is a great challenge. Tell you that this type of photography makes the sensors of our cameras and phones suffer a lot since they are directly exposed to sunlight and other types of rays, such as ultraviolet rays that can, with the abuse of this type of use, damage said sensors, the heart of our machines.
I also wanted to present a series with different options to have a variety and clarity in the examples that I propose. When I intend to carry out this type of photography work, I usually follow certain steps before taking the images. Firstly, I position myself in such a way that I have a clear idea of the entire plane that I want to photograph and how the objects are arranged in it. Next, what I usually do is make sure that the camera settings are the ones I need since I will take quick shots to avoid the sensor suffering. Firstly, with the sun behind me, I focus on a specific plane where the distance is almost exactly the one I want to photograph, then I fix that focus. Immediately afterwards I turn around and face the sun I prepare to take the photos, fast shots, fast speeds too and an ISO 100 complete the rest of the work.
Once the work of taking the photographs is done, the other great part of the photographic world comes into play: editing. I select the images that seem to fit me the most, that I like and I usually balance some parameters, brightness, contrast or others to adjust them to what I want. I hope you liked this publication friends, greetings.
| Categoría | Phototalent |
| Ajustes | ISO-100 f/8 1/100s |
| Cámara | Nikon D7100 - Olympus E410 y Kodak Z |
| Lente | Nikkor or Olympus |
| Localización | Spain |
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