why photo's not clear on face without flash

[CosmicGalaxy]

Hi All,

Please suggest me good tips for take good bright image on face without flash ( morning to evening ) .

How to compose photos with good techniques while take good image in Manual mode .

 

[D Cox]

Look on Amazon for a good book on photography for beginners. Then experiment.

If you have a digital camera, it costs nothing to try things out and see what works.

 

[Erik Baumgartner]

Hi All,

Please suggest me good tips for take good bright image on face without flash ( morning to evening ) .

How to compose photos with good techniques while take good image in Manual mode .

An example? Is your shutter speed fast enough to prevent motion blur? How are you focusing? What camera, lens, aperture etc.?

 

[Chris R-UK]

Hi All,

Please suggest me good tips for take good bright image on face without flash ( morning to evening ) .

How to compose photos with good techniques while take good image in Manual mode .

An example? Is your shutter speed fast enough to prevent motion blur? How are you focusing? What camera, lens, aperture etc.?

Motion blur seems to most likely cause of your problem - too low a shutter speed.

Why are you shooting in M mode? Do you have the ISO set to Auto?

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Chris R

 

[Martin_99]

Hi All,

Please suggest me good tips for take good bright image on face without flash ( morning to evening ) .

There could be a lot of reasons. The fastest way to help you is when you share some of your images with this issue. The best photo directly from camera (with intact EXIF informations), use mountain icon in the menu above.

How to compose photos with good techniques while take good image in Manual mode .

1. Compose photos - check youtube videos or literature online

2. Don't use full manual mode, but rather with autoISO. Check exposure guide online.

PS: what camera gear you actualy use?

 

[FrancoD]

If you can post a photo or two it will be much easier to help you.

 

[Klaus dk]

Your question is so generic that a meaningful and comprehensive answer would be a book on photography. Many such books have already been written, so I recommend you read a few of those.

A tip that's useful — at least until you understand photography better — is to set your camera to full auto and choose a "Portrait" scene mode.

 

[A Marcus]

It is common practice that photographers make headshots, placing their subjects facing directly into the sun. This action will likely produce high contrast results. The sun casts harsh shadows that are void of detail. We are talking about shadows cast by the nose, cheeks and dimples.

The primary countermeasure is to utilize a flash. This technique is called “synchro-sunlight”. If executed correctly, the flash will fill in the shadows, and this restores detail. This technique will produce satisfying results even in harsh sunlight.