Well, you have to know your camera. You have to know how to properly adjust the settings for what you're trying to capture. Like, some cameras have special settings for high-speed action shots and night or low-light shots. But those are digital cameras.
If the camera is a film camera, you have to know what type of film to get and how to set a bunch of other things on the camera. Things like the F-stop and the shutter speed and whatnot.
But even if all that is set up perfectly, you have to have the right setting and know how to work it in order to get a great shot.
[Prompto gives a sheepish laugh, aware that he just babbled on about camera crap and hoping he didn't totally overwhelm Kazuki.]
Heh, sorry about that. I - uh - I really like photography ... Oh, would you want me to photograph you and your team while you all perform? Once I get a camera ...
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If the camera is a film camera, you have to know what type of film to get and how to set a bunch of other things on the camera. Things like the F-stop and the shutter speed and whatnot.
But even if all that is set up perfectly, you have to have the right setting and know how to work it in order to get a great shot.
[Prompto gives a sheepish laugh, aware that he just babbled on about camera crap and hoping he didn't totally overwhelm Kazuki.]
Heh, sorry about that. I - uh - I really like photography ... Oh, would you want me to photograph you and your team while you all perform? Once I get a camera ...