Photography Tips: Composition & Lighting Cheat Sheet Cards | Pocket-Sized Quick Reference Cards for Beginners | Snap Happy Mom (Bright)

Photography Tips: Composition & Lighting Cheat Sheet Cards | Pocket-Sized Quick Reference Cards for Beginners | Snap Happy Mom (Bright)

POCKET-SIZED QUICK REFERENCE CARDS - These 3x4 inch cheat sheets include 20 pages of beginning photography tips, printed on 11 double-sided plastic cards. The information is concise and easy to understand, with visual examples. A carabiner is included. DURABLE PLASTIC - Professionally printed on glossy plastic to withstand years of use! They’re rip-proof, weather-proof and super sturdy. WORKS FOR ANY CAMERA MODEL - These cheat sheets teach you how to take more professional, artistic pictures, no matter what kind of camera you have! Suitable for smartphones, point and shoot cameras, mirrorless or DSLR models of any brands. NOTE: These cards do NOT include camera settings such as ISO, aperture, or shutter speed. See our other deck (DSLR Camera Photography) for specific camera settings and DSLR tips. COMPOSITION & LIGHTING DECK CONTENT - This deck covers composition rules, indoor lighting, outdoor lighting, on-camera flash, specific scenarios (portraits, group shots, silhouettes). These photography cheat sheet cards will teach you how to think like a photographer and shoot intentionally. They have visual examples, concise tips, and helpful tutorials to help you take better portraits. These cards will benefit anyone, no matter what camera you use or how experienced you are! The cards are professionally printed on a thick, durable plastic. You can keep them clipped to your bag or purse, so they’re always available to refresh your memory on the go. This deck covers Composition Tips, Indoor Lighting, Outdoor Lighting, Flash, Shooting & Posing Groups, Shooting & Posing Portraits, and How To Take A Silhouette. These cards are compatible with any brand/model of smartphone, point and shoot camera, mirrorless camera or DSLR digital camera. These cards do NOT cover specific camera settings, manual mode, or exposure. All lighting tips deal with using natural light; not studio lighting or external flash.