 | August 29, 2013 Breaking news from America's top photo magazines |   | |  | A collection of amazing reader-submitted images Photographers have a love/hate relationship with reflections. Sometimes, they add a powerful compositional element, other times, they ruin everything. So, when our readers turned out such a strong collection of reflection images, we were truly impressed. |
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 Be the first to hear about new stuff on PopPhoto.com by subscribing to our revamped RSS feed! | | | TECH SUPPORT Photo Terms A-Z L is for Live Music: Concert venues are notoriously dark, so fast prime lenses and flashes (if allowed) are the way to go. Crank up the ISO: Without a flash, your shutter speed will be slow, but 1/60 sec is the low limit. Noise is better than blur. Set your aperture wide open: For tight shots of individual band members, set aperture priority mode and lock an exposure on a spotmeter reading of the faces. For wide shots, use evaluative metering to get the proper exposure, and shoot in manual to keep that setting locked. Get facial expressions: Staying on the sides of the stage is a great way to do this, but remember to move around throughout the show to get photos of the crowd. See all 26 tips here. |
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