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Learn to hold your camera

This may sound obvious, but many new photographers don’t hold their camera correctly, which causes camera shake and blurry images. Tripods are of course the best way to prevent camera shake, but since you won’t be using a tripod unless you’re shooting in low light situations, it’s important to hold your camera properly to avoid unnecessary movement.

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Shooting in RAW Photography

RAW is a file format like jpeg, but unlike jpeg, it captures all the image data recorded by your camera’s sensor rather than compressing it. When you shoot in RAW you’ll not only get higher quality images but you’ll also have far more control in post processing. For instance, you’ll be able to correct problems such as over or underexposure and adjust things like colour temperature, white balance and contrast.

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Understand the exposure triangle

Although it can seem a bit daunting at first, the exposure triangle simply refers to the three most important elements of exposure

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Wide aperture is best for portraits

When shooting portraits, whether of people or animals, your subject should be the main focus of the picture and the best way to achieve

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Narrow aperture is best for

Landscape photographs require a different approach, because everything from the rocks in the foreground to the mountains in the background