Here are the top 10 most common cameras mistakes that most photographers
make at some point and how to avoid them
Lens Cap Still On
Admit it or not but this is a classic error
that untill now hits you every now and
then.Few often than not,we suffer from
this very simple mistakes of poiting out
the camera to our subject just to later to
understand that we coudlnt see anything
from the viewer but a pitch black.
Creating a habit of tipping the camera up
as you lift it towards your eye so that you
can check it if the lens cap is on.
Empty Battery
I couldnt think of anything worse than
a photographer going for a shoot and
try to flick on their camera and wouldnt
turn on.This could happen to anyone and
when it happens normally panic comes
after .And it sinks to them.Its the battery
is out of juice.
The best way out of this photographic hiatus is having a spare battery at all times.
Of course it wouldnt make sense if your
extra battery is empty as well so creating
a habit of charging the batteries every after use can save you at times like this.
Wrong Sensitive Selected
Shooting in different lighning conditon
can be confusing.Arranging all the setting manually can be tricky at times
That is the reason why there is a flashing
value of aperture or shutter speed in the
viewfinder.The key to this avoid this kind
of mistake is to stay vigilant and keep an
eye on the exposure settings.
Memory Card Full
With todays memory cards having those
huge capacities.We tend to perform a
habit of not transferring files imeediately
an thought that we still have more than
enough.However,if we dont clear the
card,eventually it can run out of space.
One way to avoid this is by creating a
habit of transferring every file after shoots.
It can also bad practice to walk around
with a colection of cards full with images
.Those cards are small and easy to misplace and its easy to lose track of which
images have been dowloaded and which
havent.
Wrong White Balance
Wrong Focal Length
The mistakes is for those who dont set
their white balance on automatic and
manually adjust the settings on it to get
the very best result they can in camera
to match the shooting conditions.I know
this setting the white balance manually
can do good however when done wrongly
then this is the something to look out.
Using a white balance valur that’s designed for rendering warm indoor light
neutral when you’re outside will make
the world look very cold.Conversely,using
a daylight white balance under artificial
lightning can result in a very warm.
The only way to correct this is by checking throygh your LCD screen.Looking at
your image in it should alert you to any
color problems and would let you correct
in instantly.
This is the reason why photograpers
invest in different length.Each lense is
designed for a specific purpose .The 70200mm works well on long range and
a 35mm works well for portraits.Sometimes when we go out for shoot everything seems to fall perfectly to what we
expect but then all of a sudden something
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