I’ve never really been one to take many pictures of my bikes and I now realise that I’m not exactly the best any tips?
by T0P_T0rque
I’ve never really been one to take many pictures of my bikes and I now realise that I’m not exactly the best any tips?
by T0P_T0rque
2 Comments
Try r/photography
Otherwise, higher ISO for those dark ones, make sure there’s no light source in the frame than the one illuminating the bike. Try different angles, etc.
Photography is largely dependant on the environment you’re in, as in things are always different where ever you go. So learn the basics for the technical settings (exposure, aperature, ISO, white balance, etc) and you’ll get better photos as you’ll know a good starting point settings wise in any environment.
Also learn the basics of photoshop or Adobe Lightroom for editing. Shoot in RAW format for greater editing control.
It’s not just the bike, but where the bike is that you’re trying to frame and show off.
Landscape where there happens to be a bike in it, landscape with the bike as the focus, specific parts of the bike highlighted, shots from the bike, and shots of the bike in motion (falling over).