Candid photography needs to be done quickly, so you can capture that moment which drew you to it in the first place. This often means that 'technique' plays second fiddle to 'impulse'.
One thing I've learnt when taking candid photos is: set your ISO to 400 - the photos wont be so blurred when you raise your camera in a hurry to get that all important shot.
Don't have the ability to set your camera to 400? No problem, just choose High ISO instead.
If you don't like the results, change it back to what suits. Give it a go though and see what happens...
Oh, and try not to have your flash on when you are taking candid photos of people.
Giving a friendly smile (to the unsuspecting subject should they realise they indeed ARE the subject) can often be helpful too.
There are 11 photo sets in this "CAM" series and one guest photo.
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4 comments:
Hi there! It's Nick!
Bonjour Nick
Thanks for stopping by and taking a look
very nice image, the grain make it very film like.
Hi K.W.
Thanks for noticing...
All the best on your photography
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