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8. make First recordings
8.1. Setting the recording mode
When the camera is turned on, the recording mode is automatically activated. Top left of the display
symbol for the selected shooting mode appears. More about the recording mode and the symbols see
page 82nd
8.2. Tips for good image recordings
Press the shutter button, the camera must not move. Move the cam- era immediately after pressing
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the shutter button. Wait for the trigger signal. If necessary, use a tripod or the image stabilizer (see
page 44) to the camera to provide stability and prevent camera shake.
Look at the subject on the screen before pressing the shutter button.
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The main motive should occupy most of the picture and dominate it. Overall you hen always close
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enough to the subject.
Pay for landscape and building shots on capturing not too much of the area in the photo.
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Think for portraits because the face is the decisive motive, lower body or shoes are not relevant
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here and do not belong in the picture.
Pictures look more interesting to the viewer when the subject is not exactly in the center but
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something is placed on the edge.
Plenty of photographic opportunities are lost because of the background distracts too much. Change the
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shooting angle to obtain a neutral background as possible.
Orient yourself for landscapes on the rule of thirds, ie the image is divided into three horizontal areas
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and the photographer can affect the way the image with the layout. Recordings with a division of 1/3
and 2/3 sky soil appear calm and idyllic at the viewer, while images with a division of 2/3 and 1/3 sky
soil affect the viewer more dynamic and lively.
For this type of landscape photography, the image division lines (see page
40) very helpful, because Las align important image objects at the intersections sen.
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