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Digital Photography 1 on 1

AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this week's episode Mark answers a viewer's question regarding pet photography and how to best capture images of our furry friends.


Mark welcomes commercial and lifestyle photographer, Diane Wallace, an animal shelter volunteer and photographer, to help walk viewers through the steps of great pet photography. Mark and Diane share five tips that will help you get better pet photos.

 

Pet Photography—AdoramaTV


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Focusing

I'm just a hobbyist, but I thought that one major tip missing from this episode was to focus for the eyes. Making sure that your pet’s eyes are sharp seems to really make or break a great photo.

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Mark Walance Is Brillient Photographer

I Am Very Impressed & I Watched All Videos Of Mark.He Teach Magical Way. Thanx Dear

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White, Black, or very dark pets

In response to the earlier question: If the pet is coming out under or over exposed because of white or black coats, remember to adjust your exposure compensation! Try to use evaluative metering, as "Spot" or "centre weighted" metering can cause longer than necessary shots due to the dark colours on your pet, so adjust accordingly till it looks right. Flash helps a lot too, even if it's only the pop-up flash.

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pets

how about black pets

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5 Good tips

Thanks Mark for 5 really good tips for photographing our pets.

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