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Tuesday, October 9, 2012

10 Tips for Photographing The Sunset And Sunrise

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Photo of sunset and sunrise is one of the many "photo required" should be done by a fan of photography. If you've ever tried to photograph the sunset or sunrise but are less satisfied with the result, please try the following tips so that the photo of the sunset and sunrise add up either:


1. Do the best Preparation

Sunset and sunrise only lasted about half an hour. For that we have to do a thorough preparation in advance. Be sure to come early and make sure you already know from the point where you will be photographing. In order that the final composition of the photos are cool, do the observation place before. To make sure you're not late, so you know what time sunset or sunrise will arrive (due to the hours of sunset/sunrise differ from location to location). Also make sure the equipment is ready: cameralenstripod (if any) as well as other accessories already installed and set properly, so the time comes we can busy photographing isn't busy setting tool. Read more tips about composition.


2. Don't Be Disappointed Because Of The Rain

Since you've been gone – jaded go to a remote location and difficult, don't be disappointed if it suddenly rain arrived. Maximize your creativity when overcast skies covered. Overcast sky not snag resulted in beautiful photos at sunrise and sunset. Find out what interesting objects to be photographed while light snow or rain.
 
3. Don't Get Hung Up On Wide Angle

Photographing the sunset and sunrise using a wide angle lens (wide angle) is okay, but don't get hung up using only the lens (if you do have other options). Take advantage of the range of other lenses, such as telephoto lens.


4. Maximize The Silhouette

Things that add to the appeal of sunset and sunrise photos is the silhouette. The silhouette of a strong impression and give the story in your photos, especially if you are photographing the sunset or sunrise at a location that has a strong identity. Also read the tips on photographing the silhouette.
 
5. Bring a Tripod

If you want to make use of the technique of long shutter – create HDR or panorama: the tripod must be brought. Also read tips on choosing a tripod and tripod head tips on choosing.
 
6. Use Manual Focus

Because sunset and sunrise has a light quality that is pretty extreme, sometimes camera will trouble finding the focus when you use the auto focus mode, switch to manual mode and immediately so that we don't waste time waiting for the cameras to find focal point.


7. Use Preset White Balance Clouds

Change the white balance setting to the clouds (usually denoted with an icon of light). White balance settings it will make photos of sunset or sunrise colour is warmer and more "bite", compared to when using auto white balance setting. Or if you like to experiment, try the other white balance settings. What is white balance?
 
8. Use Spot Metering (and the Prosumer DSLR) or Sunset Scene (For pocket camera)

To obtain the right exposure, use the spot metering mode if you have a DSLR camera and the prosumer (what's that spot metering?) scene mode, or use the sunset/sunrise if you use Pocket camera beginners. For measurements using spot meter, point focal point to an area around the Sun (not right in the Sun – and then do its metering bound half shutter, then lock your exposure. For a pocket camera (scene mode), living point and just snap. Understand the operating mode of the digital camera.


9. Don't Stop When The Sunset Is Over

While photographing the sunset, don't Pack your camera you just because the Sun was over the line and horizon. Hang in the offing, because light just after sunset is one of the most beautiful light emitted by nature. So also with the sunrise, don't come too on a budget with the sunrise. The light just before sunrise is one of the most beautiful
 
10. Pray That Nature Favors on you

You've been away – far come to remote beaches (or mountain), set up an alarm to wake up at 4 in the morning and already set up all the equipment ready to be photographed, but arrived – arrive rain arrived.  Photographed in the wild open indeed requires luck and patience, why patience? because you can try again tomorrow

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