Grundlagen der Fotografie : Bildkomposition | KWERFELDEIN | Fotografie Magazin. Bildkomposition ist eine der wichtigsten Grundlagen in der Fotografie – ob analog oder digital spielt keine Rolle. Sie ist die alles entscheidende Sache, welche Deinem Bild Dynamik und Aussagekraft verleiht. Meiner Meinung nach ist die Bildkomposition genau das, was ein Bild zu einem Foto macht, es ist das, was ich unter Fotografieren im eigentlichen Sinne verstehe. Das Abdrücken läuft eigentlich nebenher und die Hauptaufgabe des Fotografen ist : Komponieren. Bildqualität Immer mehr kristallisiert sich für mich in Gesprächen, Diskussionen mit anderen Fotografen heraus, dass die Bildkomposition eine “unterbeleuchtete” und in manchen Hobby-Kreisen schon fast vergessene Kunst des Fotografierens ist. Keine Gesetze Übrigens : Es gibt keine festgelegten, allgemein gültigen Regeln, wie wer ein Bild komponieren soll – und muss schon gar nicht.
Aus meiner Erfahrung heraus gibt es verschiedene Elemente, welche eine gute Bildkomposition beeinflussen oder gar ausmachen. 7 Elemente der Bildgestaltung. Fixing Unsharp Images. Fixing Unsharp Images © 2008 KenRockwell.com. All rights reserved. I get my goodies at Ritz, Amazon and Adorama. It helps me keep adding to this site when you get yours from those links, too. I was photo editor at a newspaper in the early 1980s. We got all sorts of bad images, and the photographers never knew why.
Those days were simpler, since no computers were involved. People presume unsharp images are caused by a defective camera or lens. 99% of the time it's photographer error! Today's high resolution digital cameras are unforgiving of any error by the photographer. It is very difficult to see an image accurately, and it is equally difficult to make a sharp image. First I cover getting your monitor or projector adjusted, then I cover camera issues. Look at digital images on a monitor.
Look at your images only at 100% on your monitor. Looking at camera images at 100% is usually much more magnification than printing an image. Reduction Enlargement Every program interpolates differently. Image Stabilization (IS) and Vibration Reduction (VR) Home Donate New Search Gallery How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact Why IS and VR Matter © 2010 KenRockwell.com I get my goodies at Ritz, Amazon and Adorama. It helps me publish this site when you get yours from those links, too. Percentage of Sharp Images vs.
Shutter Speed. (Photo examples follow) Written 2006, renewed June 2010 Introduction I'm addicted to Canon's IS (Image Stabilization) and Nikon's VR (Vibration Reduction). IS and VR are so important to helping me get great shots I won't buy a lens or camera without it, given the choice. As I'll show shortly, even a point-and-shoot with IS is sharper than an expensive DSLR camera without IS in some conditions. VR vs. VR (Nikon) and IS (Canon) are the same thing. Each stabilizes images from the jiggly effects of hand-holding. IS and VR work great for subjects that hold still, which is most of what I photograph. To reduce the effects of subject motion you still need to use faster lenses, more light, or a higher ISO.
Other Makers Trick. Correcting Lens Distortion. Home Donate New Search Gallery How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact Correcting Lens Distortion © 2010 KenRockwell.com Corrected for keystoning and barrel distortion. Correcting Perspective Correcting Lateral Chromatic Aberration and Color Fringes This is trivial with Photoshop CS2, CS3, CS4 and CS5. This particular feature isn't in earlier versions of Photoshop, but I'll expalin how to do this with them at the bottom.
This works with any image, JPG, RAW, a film scan, or anything. Here's what this filter, included free with Photoshop CS2 and later, can do to a bad digital camera image. The original image, top left, is from a Nikon D70 with an 18-70 mm lens set to 18 mm. Barrel distortion is what has made the top of the hotel look curved. Most amateurs would be happy just getting the curving lines straightened out.
Photoshop CS2, CS3, CS4 and CS5 From the menu at the top of your screen in CS2 simply choose: FILTER > DISTORT > LENS CORRECTION. As of CS5, it's in FILTER > LENS CORRECTION. 1.) How to Take Better Pictures.