before shootingmy test shots i made sure i knew how i was going o accomplish my photos.
When looking back at my notes i will make sure that i have a very long shutter speed (5-15 seconds) and a very narrow aperture (high f-stop). This combination should create a huge depth of field and make everything very crisp and in focus. Of course sometimes i would not desire a great depth of field and in those situations I would widen my aperture (small f-stop).
If that technique fails to work, i will have a go at trying the technique, Bracketing. If i bracket all my photos so the camera takes multiple exposures at different settings, i will more likely end up with a photo that has a satisfactory brightness.
I also need to remeber that when bracketing , i need to take up to six pictures of the same subject, but doubling the shutter speed each time. This should give me a variety of effects and exposures and allow me to choose the best shot.
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