How to Take Better Photographs (តើ​ធ្វើ​ដូចម្តេច​ដើម្បី​ថតយក​រូបថត​កាន់​តែ​ប្រសើរ)

1-Understanding Your Camera
Read the camera’s manual. Learn what each control, switch, button, and menu item does

2-Set the camera’s resolution to take high quality photos at the highest resolution possible
3- Set setting your camera to one of its automatic modes, if you have a choice. Most useful is “Program” or “P” mode on digital SLRs.
4-Set your white balance

5-Set a slower ISO speed-A slower ISO speed (lower number) makes for less noisy photographs.

6-Apply The Rule of Thirds-The Rule of Thirds is an important concept in photo composition. It basically says that you should divide up each and every photo you shoot into nine parts., Imagine a grid layered on top of your photo – and there being two equally spaced horizontal lines and two equally spaced vertical lines – this cuts up your photo into nine equal sections.

7-Apply The Rule of Thirds
One of the best pieces of photography advice I received is to find an interesting angle. You see, most us may just whip out a camera, then snap a photo without thinking if the perspective we’re using is creative or interesting.

8- Use Auto Focus
Poor focusing is one of the most common ways that photographs are ruined. Use the automatic focus of your camera

9-Avoiding Blurry Photos by using tripod
If your hands are naturally shaky, or if you’re using large (and slow) telephoto lenses, or if you’re trying to take photographs in low light, or if you need to take several identical shots in a row (such as with HDR photography), or if you’re taking panoramic photos, then using a tripod is a good idea. For long exposures (more than a second or so), a cable release (for older film cameras) or a remote control is a good idea; you can use the self-timer feature of your camera if you don’t have one of these.

10- Use The Flash Judiciously
You can use the flash, of course, but use it judiciously. For example, if you can, always go for natural light. Open a window, or step out into the sun – that’s the best way to avoid using the flash.

11-Go through your photos and look for the best ones

12-Practice, practice, and practice
The more pictures you take, the better you will get.