Do you think about practicing photography? Here are the golden tips for beginners

Photography is the art of photography, which aims at conveying a message or photographing a landscape or scene in a beautiful and purposeful artistic form. It can be done in two ways: photocopying or digital photography

Photography: It is also called perspective photography or photography, the process of the production of images of a scene by the effects of light; the reflected radiation from the scene is a fantasy within the material sensitive to light in the camera and then address the material after that, resulting in a picture representing the desired view.

Digital photography is a form of photography that uses digital technology to process images without chemical treatment. Digital images can be processed, stored, and shared as they can be printed. It is not a substitute for traditional film photography as it is a completely different technique and has a different independent science. The speed of capturing events and the speed of ensuring the integrity and quality of the image before printing, and the ability to modify them with various special programs.

Types of Photography:
Nature photography, wildlife photography, architectural photography, urban life photography, night photography, black and white photography, people photography, fashion photography, abstract photography, sports photography, advertising photography ... etc as a beginner; Your hobby and improvement:

1. The Golden Hour:
   If you want to capture the best images based on the natural light, set your alarm at dawn, the golden hour occurs during the first hour of sunrise and the last hour when sunset, where the sun provides at this time a beautiful light and shades suitable, and most photographers Professionals take their photos at this time.

1. Rule of thirds

If you are at the beginning of your career, you have to stick to some simple rules so that your images appear better. The basic tool for shooting is the rule of thirds, where you can do this rule either by activating it in the camera to appear on the screen or divide the image you want to capture into three If you have something you want to highlight and show as a key element in the picture, place it on the intersection points of these lines so that attention is drawn to the main element of the picture. Photographers have relied on this rule for decades.

Of course, once you master the basics in photography you become free to break this rule

1. White Balance:
   You have to face the problems of white balance as you flip in the pictures to find in one image a blue or orange blur, because the white balance in the camera was not set correctly by choosing the wrong mode for lighting conditions, or the camera is set to automatic mode For white balance.

I will explain the mechanism of white balance in the camera:

Adjusting the white balance in the digital camera is related to the color temperature. If the colors of the place are high-temperature, the camera adds cold colors to the image, and when the ambient temperature is low, the camera adds warm colors such as orange or red to adjust White balance, adjust the colors in place to reach the appropriate degree of white color and thus adjust all colors in the image.

The camera has automatic modes that adjust the white color depending on the nature of the lighting in the place (natural light, fluorescent lights, tungsten lamps or clouds). If the place you want to paint is hot or warm, choose natural light mode or tungsten lamps. White balance, but if the camera can not figure out the correct settings or if you're in a place where you have more than one light source you have to set the white color yourself, which will give you the best results. In addition, all professional photographers adjust the white color themselves

To manually adjust the white balance, you need to enter the white WB settings and then select the custom or pre settings and then direct the camera to a white sheet or anything of pure white color and then press the shutter button to let the camera know the white Located in the place to balance it in the picture.

You can also break this rule to capture some beautiful images. For example, if you are shooting a sunset scene, you can set the camera to "fluorescent lights" to increase the redness of the image and the sun will appear redder.

Or if you are taking a picture of the sea, you can set the camera to "daylight" or "tungsten lights" to increase the proportion of blue in the picture and show the sea and sky in blue color net and beautiful.

1. The exposure triangle:
   The exposure triangle relates to three elements:

a. Aperture: It is aperture that can be controlled in size to control the amount of light entering the camera, so when the large aperture will enter a large amount of light and vice versa, the amount of aperture in the camera symbol F by dividing the number, where the number is large slot The lens is small and the smaller the number, the larger the hole.

B. Shutter speed: The time taken by the camera shutter to remain open until sufficient amount of light reaches the camera sensor or the camera film until it appears in your image, which controls how long the light enters the camera and this time may be set in seconds or parts of a second. Vary from camera to camera

C. Light sensitivity ISO: The amount of light that reaches the light sensor in the camera until it is assembled and configures the image, you can adjust it automatically from the camera settings or manually where the photographer adjusts the width of the aperture, shutter speed and light sensitivity to reach the desired result.

However, you should know that increasing the lens aperture increases the light sensitivity while reducing the depth of the field (the distance within the image in which the objects are located in the focus of the lens will be clear and sharp details, showing the background opaque details), slowing down the shutter speed increases the exposure but causes Vibration of images containing motion, increasing ISO light sensitivity also increases noise or graininess and thus reduces contrast.