Indeed... she does have beautiful eyes... ! Do you have a "portrait" mode on an iPhone? The reason I ask is to allow you to use a slight telephoto to get back a little and yet still fill the frame. Next tilt the camera down a little to cut off the top of her head and show a little more of her torso... that is the classic framing for a portrait... it is good to include a little more space in front of her face as well... that way it is not just a head, centered in the frame. Look at the post I made on Jan 10, showing how the portrait assignment might look. Using a little telephoto will give her face nicer proportions too.
I downloaded one of your pictures of her from your drive and found that it was much, much smaller than your iPhone 11 originally shot it. Teeny tiny. That removes so much of the quality...When transferring photos to your computer, be sure to use your charging cable... it is much faster but if you do transfer wirelessly, always choose "largest" size. Put the original, full size and not cropped or edited file in your drive....
Indeed... she does have beautiful eyes... ! Do you have a "portrait" mode on an iPhone? The reason I ask is to allow you to use a slight telephoto to get back a little and yet still fill the frame. Next tilt the camera down a little to cut off the top of her head and show a little more of her torso... that is the classic framing for a portrait... it is good to include a little more space in front of her face as well... that way it is not just a head, centered in the frame. Look at the post I made on Jan 10, showing how the portrait assignment might look. Using a little telephoto will give her face nicer proportions too.
ReplyDeleteI downloaded one of your pictures of her from your drive and found that it was much, much smaller than your iPhone 11 originally shot it. Teeny tiny. That removes so much of the quality...When transferring photos to your computer, be sure to use your charging cable... it is much faster but if you do transfer wirelessly, always choose "largest" size. Put the original, full size and not cropped or edited file in your drive....
ReplyDeleteWhen files are cut down so much, they loose detail and much of the original quality....
ReplyDeleteOk Thank you
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