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Description
An erie whisper fills the air, and all one can think is: What to expect next?...
Image size
1847x2084px 374.75 KB
Make
Hewlett-Packard
Model
Photosmart M525
Shutter Speed
1/60 second
Aperture
F/2.8
Focal Length
6 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
Dec 5, 2006, 4:41:13 PM
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A general rule for higher-quality photos is:
"Never, ever, EVER use the camera's built-in flash."
When I finally forced myself to always avoid my camera's built-in flash, my photography improved dramatically. I will still use the built-in flash when I need to document something quickly (like if I get into a car accident at night), but that's it.
Now, sometimes you can try diffusing it with a white piece of paper, but in general the in-camera flash will usually produce sub-standard results when it comes to lighting. Exposure hotspots, red-eye, etc. are all characteristics of using an in-camera flash.
Try to take a few more shots like this using different lighting techniques. You'll be able to learn and get a feel for lighting pretty quickly that way.
Good luck!
"Never, ever, EVER use the camera's built-in flash."
When I finally forced myself to always avoid my camera's built-in flash, my photography improved dramatically. I will still use the built-in flash when I need to document something quickly (like if I get into a car accident at night), but that's it.
Now, sometimes you can try diffusing it with a white piece of paper, but in general the in-camera flash will usually produce sub-standard results when it comes to lighting. Exposure hotspots, red-eye, etc. are all characteristics of using an in-camera flash.
Try to take a few more shots like this using different lighting techniques. You'll be able to learn and get a feel for lighting pretty quickly that way.
Good luck!