What's up everybody? Welcome back. My name is Cody and todays episode is gonna
be for beginner photographers and specifically five simple tips that you
can use to start taking better pictures today and we're starting right now.
Now before we get started I just wanted to take a second to remind you that if
you like what you see today don't forget to hit that like and subscribe button so
that you can start you know getting more photography related.. content.. stuff.. [MUMBLES]
Tip number one! Use what you have, learn your equipment, and bring it with you.
If for some reason this is the absolute first photography tutorial that you have
ever watched in the history of ever then I'm going to repeat the same thing that
basically here everywhere else and that is use what you have
utilize your resources. It doesn't matter if you have a mirrorless camera or an
entry-level DSLR or a smartphone. And in order to really use it you have to be
able to know its basic functions. You have to learn the different settings. You
have to be able to use it in manual mode. And you have to be able to know what
your camera is capable of in order for you to reach, you know, your full
potential as an artist. As a photographer. It makes no sense to take pictures on
..from a tool that you're not familiar with. So get familiar with what you have
and and start taking pictures. And the only way you can take pictures, is if you
bring it with you. You don't have to take pictures of every single place that you
go to but you should have your camera with you just in case there's something
beautiful and you have to capture it. Don't leave your equipment at home your
camera is a very expensive tool but it's also an expensive toy. You can't have fun
with it if it's sitting at home on your shelf. So.. Tip number two! Lighting is key
I would argue that lighting is the absolute most important aspect of
photography. If I cut out my lights..
Then this video is sh--
But, turn them back on, I'm visible. You can see what I want to show you. Lighting helps you know when to take
a picture and maybe when to come back and take the picture at a later time.
Now I'm not saying that your image can't be dark but there has to be an emphasis
on lighting so that your subject is visible.
..or perhaps you try the opposite effect. Either way, you have to understand
lighting. You have to understand when is the best time to take a picture. When is
the best time not to take a picture. You have to understand things like Golden Hour.
And get familiar with that. Or know when it's okay to shoot midday. There is a
time in a place for every type of photography but you have to know when
you have to think about lighting it constantly. Tip number three is
understanding framing and Composition. While you should have a general knowledge
of things like symmetry, the rule of thirds, and leading lines. The role of any
rule of framing or composition is to lead the viewers eye into the photograph.
Here are some examples of how you can put an emphasis on framing or
composition to start taking better pictures.
Number 4!
Experimenting with different perspectives and angles. Some of the best shots are taken from an
angle or perspective that you never would have thought to capture that image.
When you look at something your entire life, you know, typically you see it from
here out. And that's it! That's how you see the entire world, your entire life.
Taking that camera and putting it to the left to the right down. You, yourself
crouching down looking up. You, yourself, up high looking down. These are all
different ways to see the same object. Part B of tip number four, in my opinion,
would be to get closer. If you're not taking good images, chances are you're
just not close enough. To me, the best type of zoom is these bad boys right
down here.. my legs. And just to get up close with any image find a unique angle
that hasn't been explored before and to me that's where I find, you know, my best
pictures come out. And to finish it off.. Tip Number 5. REPEAT.REPEAT. REPEAT.
I cannot tell you how important it is to just do this over and over and over
again. the only way that anybody gets better at anything is by practice. The
only way you're gonna get better at taking pictures, is not by watching
tutorials on YouTube, it is by getting out there, with whatever camera you have,
and start taking pictures today. Hopefully, I taught you at least one
thing or at least reminded you of something. Remember the only way that
you're gonna get better bla bla bla bla bla
do it over etc etc etc. Most importantly have
fun. Of course, this could be a job. This could be a career. But it also normally
starts out as a hobby. Remember why you started taking pictures in the first
place. It's fun to capture images that will last with you for a lifetime. So
make sure you have a lot of fun when you're doing out there doing it. Thank you so much for
watching. If you like what you saw today, make sure to hit that like and subscribe
button down below. And I will see you next time with some
more photography tutorials.
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