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How to make your camera take really bright pictures? do you no please answer :)?

  • ive been looking at peoples fb pics and some of there pictures are really bright and it makes a really nice effect and makes their skin look really white and natural , i mean like its really bright , like some of the pictures you cant see their noses in because pictures are so bright which is different and really nice , ive been trying to take pictures like this and ive tried the flash and putting a lamp beside my face but nothing seems to work , do you no? , thanks for reading xoxoxo

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    So you actually WANT to make garbage like this: http://www.pbase.com/s_parrott/image/107532674 Hold your camera near to your face. Actually read how to do something other than simply turn your camera to on. Set the flash exposure to it's maximum output. Take photo. It should blow out all detail and give you the kind of FB junk you are wanting. steve (I'll never understand what people think of as good photography today)

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Yes I "no". The are horribly over exposed.

Perki88

The reason that it doesn't work is that your camera keeps adjusting its automatic settings to give you a perfectly exposed shot regardless of the amount of light. Look in your camera manual to see what you need to do either to shoot in manual mode or to adjust the exposure so that it is 1 to 2 stops overexposed. This kind of shot is called a high key image. Or the people who took the ones you like accidentally overexposed them.

joedlh

More than often, people will use editing software to increase the contrast of black and white in the photos, and increase the brightness as well. Try this: In a dark room use one small lamp only. Place the lamp about 30cm or so away and shine it on your face. Set up the camera to include the dark background. What will happen is the camera will try to compensate for the strong difference in light but won't be able to manage, so, you will end up with an overexposed face.

well; read the cam manual and find the 'menu' in the 'menu' find 'settings' pick a nice quality like 'fine' (or if it does it, 'raw') in the settings of the menu find saturation, contrast, exposure, and whatever the factory default settings are, add one to each. Try a picture and see if you like it. If not, turn the settings off. Nearly all cams now let you do this but the menus can be hard work to scroll through. In the old days we used to do this by science with film selection, exposure, development and print manipulation and a bit of retouching - now you have it really easy in digital mode. It is an art as well as a science and you need to read the manual, full automatic is not creative art

b0b

It is called overexposurer. Put the camera into manual mode and experiment with different settings. Open the lens wider or use slower shutter speeds.

Bernd

lighting and depends on your camera, bump the iso too 2000, manual mode, widest aperture and shutter at 1/10, shoot in raw and then pp.

Nitemare

Put the lamp opposite u , not beside u ,always work for me , or maybe those ppl PhotoShop their pic?

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