Best setting for portraits with Canon 50mm f/1.8
I use a piece of white card with a symbol drawn on it. I set my camera and lens to manual and focus on the symbol. Then I just turn the card around with blank side facing camera and click. Job done. Remember to reset your lens and camera before taking your shots, unless you intend working in manual mode.
Portrait photography with the 18-55mm and 55-200mm lenses
For example, your 18-55mm lens can go down to f/5.6 when shooting at 55mm. However, your 55-200mm lens can go down to f/4 when shooting at 55mm. Knowing this, it would be best to shoot with the 55-200mm lens. As for settings, enable Aperture priority mode (A on the mode dial) and select an f-number appropriate for the subject or scene.
Best Settings for Portraits with the 50mm f/1.8 - Camera Tips Forums
Best Settings for Portraits with the 50mm f/1.8. Islandgurl25. March 2013 edited March 2013 Posted in ...
Best settings to use at a Church and Restaurant (Baptism)
As for the restaurant, you can use the same settings as mentioned above while adjusting the aperture based on the subject or scene. For individual portraits, use apertures between f/1.2 to f/2.8. For small groups (2 to 3 people), bump the aperture up to f/4. For larger groups, you'll want to set it between f/5.6 to f/8 to get everyone in focus.
When to use 18-55mm, 75-300mm and 50mm f/1.8 - Camera Tips …
3) The 75-300mm is most commonly used for shooting sports and wildlife. However, it can also be used for landscapes, candid photography and portraits. Most photographers use something like an 85mm for portraits and so this is possible within the range of your 75mm-300mm.
Best settings for capturing portraits and small groups
Hailey's Question: What settings on the Canon T2i would you say are best for taking lots of pictures for example at Christmas while everyone opening presents? Just barely got my camera a week ago loving it so far but lots of learning to do! Moose's Answer: Right off the bat, I would rotate the mode dial (on top of the camera) to portrait mode ...
Upcoming prom photos - Nikon D3200 Forum
I'm definitely a newbie and doing my best to take better photos (ie getting away from using auto and learning how to use different settings). My daughter's prom is this upcoming weekend I have the D3200 and both kit lenses that came with it. \We going to be taking pictures around 5PM at the Mackinac Bridge park.
Action Sports Shots - Nikon D3100 Forum - Camera Tips Forums
Hi Dot3. It's all about shutter speed and lens focus speed. You should have +250 shutter speed to freeze motion. Also you can use continuous AF-mode when the subject is moving. Try the camera's sport mode to get a basic idea. Also, you might have to raise the ISO to get maximum shutter speed. Might have to go 400-800 even outside.
Shooting portraits during golden hour - Nikon D3200 Forum
Pros who do this stuff routinely usually have reflectors and light boxes and flashes and whatnot to narrow the dynamic range between a face and the sky and to avoid the shadows a simple on-camera flash can produce. For sharp focus on a portrait your best bet is probably single servo single point, aimed at the eyes.
Settings for sporting events - Nikon D3200 Forum - Camera Tips …
Keep track of what settings the sports setting ends up with, and later you can use shutter priority mode with a little more control. Every shot you take has embedded information in an "EXIF" file that can be read by some software, including Nikon View NX2, and there's a menu setting to enable display on the camera.
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