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01/18/2004 07:40:52 PM · #1 |
The topic I'm hosting at Suite101 used to belong to someone else...this other editor had a tips and tricks newsletter I'd like to revive.
What tips and tricks do you know and would be willing to share?
You can submit your tips and tricks HERE
If you'd like to subscribe to the newsletter, you can do so here: //www.suite101.com/topic_page.cfm/10664/2792
Thanks in advance :)
Shari
Message edited by author 2004-01-18 21:25:21. |
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01/18/2004 09:26:03 PM · #2 |
| bump because I added the form to submit tips with |
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01/19/2004 12:34:14 PM · #3 |
bump again.
Come on guys, I know there are some great minds here. Share your knowledge with us little people. :)
Shari |
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01/19/2004 12:57:14 PM · #4 |
Ok ... I left a tip via your form. You might get others to submit tips if you'd let us know if there are any particular areas you'd like to see covered -- composition, studio lighting, outdoor lighting, lens selection, filters? Who do you perceive your audience to be -- rank beginners, snapshooters, serious amateurs? Are you looking for tips only related to digital photography or film photography, too?
Another tip is to carry a small fold-up reflector with you. When the light on a small subject is just too harsh, you can fill in the shadows by using the reflector.
Another one is to carry a very small atomizer filled with water (in a plastic bag) and use it to create "dew" on a flower you're going to shoot.
Good luck with your project! |
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01/19/2004 01:16:34 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by rmahan:
Ok ... I left a tip via your form. You might get others to submit tips if you'd let us know if there are any particular areas you'd like to see covered -- composition, studio lighting, outdoor lighting, lens selection, filters? Who do you perceive your audience to be -- rank beginners, snapshooters, serious amateurs? Are you looking for tips only related to digital photography or film photography, too?
Another tip is to carry a small fold-up reflector with you. When the light on a small subject is just too harsh, you can fill in the shadows by using the reflector.
Another one is to carry a very small atomizer filled with water (in a plastic bag) and use it to create "dew" on a flower you're going to shoot.
Good luck with your project! |
Excellent Point about wanting to know what I need.
The site is broad-based and the audience is everyone from beginner to pro. I need both digital and film tips, as well as both kinds of darkroom tips.
Basically, anything you've ever learned from someone and you said "Gee, I wish I'd known that earlier," you should share that. |
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01/19/2004 01:23:47 PM · #6 |
Tall order, lady. I've been taking pictures for over 50 years (gawd, I'm old!) but I'll try to come up with a few for you.
How many do you need per newsletter and how often is it published? |
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01/19/2004 02:51:20 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by rmahan:
Tall order, lady. I've been taking pictures for over 50 years (gawd, I'm old!) but I'll try to come up with a few for you.
How many do you need per newsletter and how often is it published? |
I'm shooting for once a month and about 3-6 (possibly 9) tips per newsletter. First edition should be ready to go in a very short time...Sneak a January edition in with the links and tips I have right now.
Thanks for your help :)
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