You have probably been wanting to photograph your pet but are not sure how to get started. You don't want ordinary photos, and that is why are you reading this article. These tips are meant to help you take awesome photos of your pet.
1. Natural lighting is best for your pet. Light through windows is good, or take your pet outside. Using flashes to photograph pets is not the best idea. Not only could the flash scare your them, but it creates red-eye in photos.
2. Put yourself on the same level as your pet. You can either lie down or crouch. You will appear less intimidating, and you will also get a different perspective of your surroundings. Many times pets will investigate your camera, making for a very cute photo.
3. Take the time to learn about your pet's personality and unique ways. By knowing more about them, you will have more fun and it will be easier to photograph them.
4. Experiment with different lenses, aperture settings, and shutter speeds. A macro lens will let you get take close-up photos, a wide-angle lens fits more pet in the frame, a smaller aperture blurs the background, and faster shutter speed will catch your pet in motion.
5. Be patient. As your photo shoot progresses, your pet will get more comfortable with you and the camera. If you are anxious and uncomfortable, they too will become anxious and uncomfortable, so remember to relax and be calm.
6. Be ready for the unexpected. Pets are unpredictable and a fantastic shot is always waiting around the corner. Photograph them in their element, with their favorite toy, or enjoying their favorite treat.
Have fun with your pet! Now you can display photographs of your furry friend looking like a rock star. Check out pet magazines or photos online for more ideas. - 15437
1. Natural lighting is best for your pet. Light through windows is good, or take your pet outside. Using flashes to photograph pets is not the best idea. Not only could the flash scare your them, but it creates red-eye in photos.
2. Put yourself on the same level as your pet. You can either lie down or crouch. You will appear less intimidating, and you will also get a different perspective of your surroundings. Many times pets will investigate your camera, making for a very cute photo.
3. Take the time to learn about your pet's personality and unique ways. By knowing more about them, you will have more fun and it will be easier to photograph them.
4. Experiment with different lenses, aperture settings, and shutter speeds. A macro lens will let you get take close-up photos, a wide-angle lens fits more pet in the frame, a smaller aperture blurs the background, and faster shutter speed will catch your pet in motion.
5. Be patient. As your photo shoot progresses, your pet will get more comfortable with you and the camera. If you are anxious and uncomfortable, they too will become anxious and uncomfortable, so remember to relax and be calm.
6. Be ready for the unexpected. Pets are unpredictable and a fantastic shot is always waiting around the corner. Photograph them in their element, with their favorite toy, or enjoying their favorite treat.
Have fun with your pet! Now you can display photographs of your furry friend looking like a rock star. Check out pet magazines or photos online for more ideas. - 15437
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