How do you get the best picture?

Answer 1

If your asking, you will be able to do it. When you take several pictures of your subject you may find only one that you really like. Take several from different angles and closeness. You will find your niche once you determine what you like about your photos. Play with your camera, take it with you everywhere. When you look at things and you see a photograph to be taken, you are there and you will take great pictures.

Answer 2

The single best tip any photographer has ever been given is the classic SHOOT LOTS OF PICTURES.

There are a million books, most of them good, all of them useful. There are courses and seminars. There are museums of art and Photography. There are mentors. In other words, there are so many sources of information that it is literally endless, and whether one aspires to the profession or just wants to take better pictures, the best advice always remains, SHOOT LOTS OF PICTURES.

Back in the day this advice was admittedly expensive, but with the advent of digital there really is no excuse not to SHOOT LOTS OF PICTURES. Today you can get an affordable memory card for your camera that holds many hundreds of images. You will run out of power several times before you run out of memory. Many digital cameras are completely pocket or pursable and can be carried at all times. You can SHOOT LOTS OF PICTURES and shoot and shoot, and upload to your computer and then comes the learning part: trying to figure out which of the hundreds of pictures are keepers. And even if you end up deleting the lot, you will have learned more than may be immediately obvious.

Answer 3

Same way you take a good picture of someone else, except that you put the camera on a tripod and use a self-timer or a remote trigger.

Answer 4

Usually, a camera. Occasionally, people take pictures with a cardboard box that they've converted into a pinhole camera.

Answer 5

Photographers use many good camera brands out there. Many of those good brands include Nikon, Kodak, and cannon. It also depends on the quality of the camera.