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Kodak's Top 10 Photography Tips: elevate, simplify, and illuminate your shots!

Learn Kodak's top 10 photography tips for capturing stunning images. Elevate your photos by getting down to your subject's level, simplify by using a plain background, and illuminate with proper flash usage. Zoom in close, shoot vertically, and master focus and composition techniques to enhance your photography skills. Don't forget to watch the light and be a director of your pictures!

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Kodak's Top 10 Photography Tips: elevate, simplify, and illuminate your shots!

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  1. Photolab Akila Jayawardane and Joshua Fleiger

  2. Kodak’s Top 10 Photography Get Down on Their Level If someone is sitting down you have to sit-down too. ( to their level). Use a Plain Background Don’t have a lot of things in your background. (distracting) Use Flash Outdoors Use fill flash setting outside. On sunny days it will brighten the shadows, and on cloudy days, it will brighten the faces.

  3. Kodak’s Top 10 Photography • Move in Close To make pictures better, zoom in close. Take Some Vertical Pictures To make a picture better take pictures vertically. (Turn the camera) Lock the Focus Press the shutter button half way down to create a sharp picture.

  4. Move it From the Middle. Zoom out to make the picture life like. Know Your Flash Range Picture taken beyond the flash range will be too dark, zoom. Watch The Light Don’t take a picture, if there is a shadow on the picture your about to take. Work with the light.

  5. Be a picture director

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