MANAGE THE QUANTITY OF LIGHT
Nothing is more unpleasant than a photo that is too dark or too bright. It is therefore important to know how to control the quantity of it that we let penetrate through our lens and go to the sensor. Even if the device does part of the work in semi-automatic mode, it can sometimes get it wrong. You will learn to cope:
in very contrasting situations (backlighting, subjects lit on one side only, etc ...).
in dark places, traditionally harder to photograph by hand.
in gray skies, often much brighter than the subject you wish to immortalize, sometimes causing unpleasant under-exposures.
MANAGE THE QUALITY OF LIGHT (colors, saturation and contrasts)
Even well exposed, a photo can be considered missed if its colors are bland or even eccentric. You will see in particular how:
Avoid having orange pictures indoors or as soon as night falls.
Take beautiful, bright photos even when it's gray.
Use the subject colors to make a beautiful black & white image.
The meeting place is set at the foot of the Petit Arc de Triomphe (also called "Arc du Carrousel") located at the entrance to the Tuileries Garden on the Pyramid side of the Louvre. Your trainer will be waiting for you under the monument.
The meeting place is set at the foot of the Petit Arc de Triomphe (also called "Arc du Carrousel") located at the entrance to the Tuileries Garden on the Pyramid side of the Louvre. Your trainer will be waiting for you under the monument.
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