Photo Tip #1: The camera meter is easily tricked by fog. Metering without compensation will underexpose the fog photography picture. Therefore we have to adjust the exposure. A good ballpark number is +1 stop and exposure bracket at ½ or 1/3 stops.
Photo Tip #2:
The autofocus system of your camera has a hard time finding a focus point
in foggy conditions. Switch to manual focus instead and use the magnifying
feature, properly adjusting the focus and pinpoint it on the spot.
Photo Tip #3:
Incorporating foreground features in our compositions will make for better and
more interesting photography images. Ensure your elements in front of your lens
are in focus; those elements will become your main subjects while the rest of
the composition disappears into the foggy scenery.
Photo Tip #4:
Avoid camera shake by using a tripod. One also might increase the ISO setting
to increase shutter speeds for a better chance of a quality image when hand-holding
the camera.
Photo Tip #5:
Routinely check your lens for water droplets or condensation – keep the gear
dry; those droplets do not make for a better photograph.
Good light and happy photo making! Juergen
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Good light and happy photo making! Juergen
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