How do you get good results with a digital camera?

Although I use Sony, in my experience, it should be set up incorrectly.

First of all: if you set the image size setting, if you set it small, then the camera with the highest pixel will not be able to shoot clearly**.

Secondly, you can try the simplest mode of autofocus first, which usually doesn't go wrong.

If it's still not clear, set it manually. Modulate the corresponding file, focusing, ISO, metering, try it, you can refer to the manual, it's very simple, or you can try it yourself.

If you don't take a clear picture in the early stage, the post-PS is useless, just ask an unclear face, can you restore him clearly? **The clarity can only be changed to small, not large.

The camera itself is not very good, and I don't know what head to use, and a bad head is even more disastrous. It's useless to adjust the parameters and settings. Nothing adjustable per se.

D60 itself can only use a good head, the effect of using a dog head is very poor, the color is gray and ugly, the 6.3 million pixels are low, the imaging sharpness is poor, and the focusing accuracy is poor. Although it is a mid-range machine in 02, it is not as good as the entry-level machine later.

I don't know if you mean out of focus or if the contrast is not good.

If you are out of focus and the character is empty, you can simply change the camera. Since it's a photo studio, I have to have a full-frame one.

If the contrast is not good, the gray kind, you can find the reason in the lighting (indoor) or lighting conditions (outdoor), and then in the middle and late PS, you can shoot together with black and white cards, and then adjust the curve in PS to set the correct black, white and gray field.

As you said so far, there is no way to improve the camera itself, so it is recommended that you do post-processing.

The D60 is a product of '02 with 600W of effective pixels.

Personally, I feel that this camera is a bit insufficient for group photos, or you can change to a better lens, use a tripod to support the camera when taking group photos, use the aperture to about 11, and try to increase the depth of field.

There are no special tricks, the performance of the camera itself determines the imaging.

Just talk to the master more.

First, enter the camera first.

2. Click the icon in the upper right corner to select Professional Photo to open the professional camera mode.

<>3. EV (** compensation) Adjust to the left, the image becomes black, and to the right, the image becomes brighter, mainly used in the environment where the external light source is very bright or very dark.

4. ISO (sensitivity) The brighter the external light source, the smaller the ISO value, the lower the ISO value, the more delicate the photo, and the higher the ISO value, the brighter the photo, the function is more suitable at night, but the noise will be more.

5. S (**time) You can define the **time** by yourself, which is suitable for shooting moving objects, and in a dark environment, the **time can be appropriately adjusted a little longer, and it can be used with ISO and EV.

6. WB (white balance) In order to solve the problem of poor white balance imbalance when taking pictures, you need to adjust the white balance value to manually correct it until the effect is consistent with the actual effect.

Since we talk about digital cameras, let's start with home digital cameras:

1.Familiarize yourself with the instruction manual of the digital camera, understand and be familiar with the functions and applications of the digital camera;

2.Pay attention to adjust and save the file size and size of ** (determined by the size of the image sensor, commonly known as pixels);

3.Home cameras are not professional cameras, pay attention to body posture when taking pictures, and the camera is held steady to prevent shaking (current digital cameras have an anti-shake function, but a small amount will be lost.)

pixels); You can stabilize your body or camera with the help of trees, windowsills, buildings, etc., and keep your body upright with the camera in hand, not leaning forward and backward, and elbows as much as possible.

Get close to your body, try to reduce your movement when pressing the shutter completely, hold your breath, and don't let go immediately after pressing to reduce the vibration of the camera;

4.Pay attention to the choice of composition and background, do not let the subject become a foil to a beautiful and bright background;

5.Light, for different light problems, by adjusting the ** compensation to solve it reasonably, so that the face of the character or the still life being photographed has layers of light and shade, and the tone is full (OK.

Practice at home by shooting still lifes, master the performance of digital cameras, and be aware of them);

6.Choose the right scene and color mode to achieve the desired effect;

7.For digital camera shooting, post-processing is very crucial; Photoshop is a professional post-production software, but the operation is a bit cumbersome; Yes.

Load some digital ** post-production software for fools, such as light and shadow magicians, etc. When we buy a digital camera, it usually comes with a CD that comes with it.

There is simple digital processing software.

8.Digital ** after computer post-processing, there is a miraculous effect of twice the result with half the effort;

9.The advantage of digital cameras is that they can be shot and seen immediately, so you don't have to wait for the development to know the result.

For those who are prepared, this preparation is to practice a lot underneath.

Buy this first"Photography textbook in New York, USA"Or take a look at some other book! \

Then practice more, practice more is the last word

1.Pay attention to the light.

Photography is very similar to the vision of the human eye – our eyes are the equivalent of a camera. In both processes, light is your best friend. In photography, you should use and dance with light, which is the most basic need of photography – whether you use a card digital camera or a DSLR.

2.With or without flash.

I'm sure a lot of people who use card digital cameras always have the flash on their cameras all the time. However, many times bright flashes of light can make the scene unrealistic. In fact, the dramatic ones were shot with natural light only.

The dark sky on a cloudy day can cast a shadow over the earth, and pesky flashes can ruin the chance to photograph this pristine and natural scene**. There are plenty of examples of how it is best not to use flash at all times except to remove the shadow on the model's face in the sun. Especially when shooting scenery or stage shots, turn off the flash.

3.Try different angles.

How many shots would you take of the same object? One? Or 3 to 5 sheets?

A professional photographer will take many shots of a subject from different angles, heights, settings, and distances. The more you shoot against the same subject, the easier it is to pick out the best**. No matter what your subject is – a child holding an ice cream, a red maple tree in the fall, a dark cloud before a storm, or a cluster of flowers in the garden – get creative and shoot from different angles.

4.Use a tripod.

A tripod is always a good choice, especially if you need to keep your camera steady.

5.Highlight the subject.

By adjusting the aperture, you can make the subject stand out in focus. While this is often not necessary when shooting landscapes, you can increase the aperture if you have a definite subject in the ** and you want it to grab the viewer's attention. A wide aperture creates a shallow depth of field, so that only the subject is in focus and the background is blurred.

Combined with a large number of objects arranged in large numbers, such as flowers, insect colonies, crowds, etc., this can produce some impressive results.

6.Experiment with different color effects.

Color adjustments can be achieved by changing camera settings or post-production. Once you've taken a realistic image in normal colors, you can also adjust the color settings to create a dreamy or surreal effect. For example, using a grayscale map will make the portrait look elegant and natural.

7.Learn how to use the camera repeatedly.

Are you tired of reading your camera's manual? Knowing more about the equipment in your hand is an important part of shooting well. This is very important because the less you know about the camera, the more restrictions you will be on and the more you will not be able to use the full capabilities and capabilities of the camera.

So you should always experiment with different features and settings on the camera.

The biggest reason why the SLR is better than ordinary digital cameras is that it has a large enough image sensor, and now this is why the iPad is far inferior to the general digital camera. If it's not good,

The easiest way to do this is to choose sequential auto mode, turn on the macro function, turn off the flash, and shoot indoors in a brightly lit place, preferably in white light. It's no problem on the floor, shoot at a 45-degree angle.

Master the angle, and the angle, and don't shake your hands.