Well, some tricks to make it easier:
USE:
- fast and good lense
- a tripod (I agree, a heavy one if possible)
- ƒ8 if you want a bit of DOF, ƒ11 if you can
- 200ISO is not bad at all if nothing moves
- fast and good lense
- a tripod (I agree, a heavy one if possible)
- ƒ8 if you want a bit of DOF, ƒ11 if you can
- 200
DO:
- lock the mirror
- If some items are moving and you want them sharp, increaseISO until you reach the right shutter speed but remember, the lower the ISO the higher the DR...
- If you want to merge many pics forHDR , nothing must move between shots unless you want some "special effects"
- Push gently on the shutter button
- lock the mirror
- If some items are moving and you want them sharp, increase
- If you want to merge many pics for
- Push gently on the shutter button
- use your camera's 2 sec shutter release,
- take your hands completely off the camera before the shutter trips, and
- use the viewfinder shutter if you have any light source behind you. It will prevent any light from flowing back through the eyepiece and contaminating the edges of the image.
- take your hands completely off the camera before the shutter trips, and
- use the viewfinder shutter if you have any light source behind you. It will prevent any light from flowing back through the eyepiece and contaminating the edges of the image.
DON'T:
- put your arm's weight on the camera body
- breath
- beleive in IS if you're using a tripod
good luck and enjoy the results!
