RULE OF THIRDS

The Rule of Thirds can be described by taking your camera, and positioning it so that your subject is in the cross-sections of the grid. The grid would be split into thirds, hence the name. Your subject must be one-third of the way in the picture to be considered “Rule of Thirds” in this photo robbie is the rule of thirds because he is slightly off to the left.

Basic Shooting Modes

Full Auto: Completely automatic photograpghy the camera analyzes the scene and tries to choose settings that produce the best results.

Portrait: Designed to produce softly focused backgrounds for flattering portraits.Landscape: Designed to keep both near and distant subjects in sharp focus

Close-Up: Produces softly focused backgrounds especially suitable for close-ups of flowers and other nature subjects.

Sports: Selects a faster shutter speed to capture moving subjects without blur.night portrait: my picture is taken in a dark area so the flash popped out to help see everything.