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Concepts in Photography
Composition
It is fun to capture a photo of the beauty of world with a camera. No
matter how the world is beautiful, however, a poor composition cannot
capture the beauty of it.
When it comes to composition, it is very important to prioritize subjects.
Composition in photography means arranging objects in a photo. Usually,
abiding by the rule of thirds leads to a good composition.
Rule of Thirds
To use the rule of thirds, divide the image into a 3x3 pattern of equal
rectangles.
To compose photos that best emphasize the subject, make sure the
subject is located at one of the corners of the center rectangle.
Using the rule of thirds will create photos with stable and compelling
compositions. Below are a few examples.
- Copyright information 2
- Health and safety information 3
- Icons used in this manual 7
- Contents 10
- Wireless network 11
- Camera settings menu 12
- Appendix 13
- Concepts in Photography 14
- Standing photography 15
- Crouching photography 15
- Aperture 16
- Shutter speed 18
- ISO sensitivity 19
- Depth of eld 21
- DOF depends on aperture value 22
- DOF depends on focal length 22
- DOF preview 23
- Composition 24
- Photos with two subjects 25
- Flash guide number 26
- My Camera 27
- Getting started 28
- Camera layout 29
- Using the DIRECT LINK button 31
- Using the display 32
- Close the battery cover 34
- Using the memory card adapter 35
- Charging the battery 36
- Turning on your camera 36
- Performing the initial setup 37
- Back Set 38
- Time Type 38
- Selecting functions (options) 39
- Using the Smart panel 41
- Selecting a mode 42
- Display icons 44
- In Playback mode 46
- Lens layout 48
- Zoom lock index 49
- Zoom ring 49
- Lens mount index 49
- Lens contacts 49
- Lens markings 50
- Accessories 51
- Mount adapter layout 53
- Shooting modes 55
- Smart mode 57
- My Camera > Shooting modes 58
- Program mode 60
- Aperture Priority mode 62
- Shutter Priority mode 63
- Manual mode 64
- Recording a video 66
- Function 68
- Shooting Functions 69
- Size and Resolution 70
- White Balance 73
- White Balance : Daylight 74
- Back Set Reset 74
- Picture Wizard (photo styles) 75
- Single AF 76
- Continuous AF 77
- Manual focus 77
- Selection AF 78
- Multi AF 79
- Face Detection 80
- Wink Shot 81
- Smile Shot 81
- Touch AF 82
- One touch shot 83
- MF Assist 84
- [Shutter] in full or half 85
- O: The OIS function is o 85
- Drive (shooting method) 86
- Continuous Normal 87
- Depth Bracketing 90
- Ball moving direction 91
- Reducing the red-eye eect 92
- Adjusting the ash intensity 92
- Metering 93
- Center-weighted 94
- Dynamic Range 96
- Smart Filter 97
- Exposure compensation 98
- Exposure lock 99
- Video functions 100
- Movie quality 101
- Multi Motion 101
- * Default 102
- Playback/Editing 103
- Searching and managing files 104
- Viewing les by category 105
- Viewing les as a folder 105
- Protecting les 106
- Deleting les 107
- Viewing photos 108
- Auto rotating 109
- Playing videos 110
- Editing photos 113
- Rotating a photo 114
- Resizing photos 114
- Adjusting your photos 115
- Retouching faces 116
- Applying Smart Filter eects 117
- Connecting to a WLAN 119
- Option Description 120
- Using the login browser 121
- Network connection tips 122
- Entering text 123
- (Photo Beam) 124
- In Shooting mode, touch 125
- AutoShare 125
- Capture a photo 126
- On the camera, select 127
- Select Next 130
- On the camera, select Send 130
- Using the Baby Monitor 133
- Wi-Fi Setting 134
- Sensor sensitivity 134
- Select OK 136
- Changing email settings 137
- Accessing a sharing service 141
- Uploading photos or videos 142
- User settings 147
- Noise Reduction 148
- Bracket Settings 148
- Color Space 149
- Distortion Correct 150
- Touch Operation 150
- User Display 151
- Key Mapping 152
- Live view NFC 152
- MobileLink/NFC Image Size 152
- Grid Line 152
- Lens Button Speed Settings 153
- Auto Self-Shot 153
- Chapter 6 157
- Viewing files on an HDTV 158
- Turn on the camera 161
- Using programs on a PC 162
- Using i-Launcher 163
- Error messages 166
- Maintaining the camera 167
- Using or storing the camera 168
- About memory card 170
- About the battery 173
- Updating the firmware 178
- Situation Suggested remedies 179
- Camera specifications 182
- Exposure 183
- Drive Mode 183
- Camera specications 184
- Glossary 187
- Optional accessories 193
- Appendix > Index 195
- FCC notice 197
- No.: ESD-1408453C 198
- Model : EV-NXF1 198
- Year of Manufacture : 2014 198
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