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The hardest thing about not being a "real" photographer...
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<blockquote data-quote="DraganDL" data-source="post: 240645" data-attributes="member: 18251"><p>It's just a prejudice, or, say, an autosuggestion - people WILL (mostly) obey if they really care (and they often do care) about how they will look on the photos. So, you only have to try, and little by little, it'll become a routine.</p><p>About this photo: it is not bad - being a regular "family snap", no high ambitions, so to speak. For such purposes (within the range of a few meters) you don't even have to carry additional flash, though in particular case you should have added 1/3 EV of exposure compensation (more light) for the faces to come out more illuminated, so that the contrast between them and the overexposed window be decreased.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DraganDL, post: 240645, member: 18251"] It's just a prejudice, or, say, an autosuggestion - people WILL (mostly) obey if they really care (and they often do care) about how they will look on the photos. So, you only have to try, and little by little, it'll become a routine. About this photo: it is not bad - being a regular "family snap", no high ambitions, so to speak. For such purposes (within the range of a few meters) you don't even have to carry additional flash, though in particular case you should have added 1/3 EV of exposure compensation (more light) for the faces to come out more illuminated, so that the contrast between them and the overexposed window be decreased. [/QUOTE]
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