Comments on: Kid Portrait: How to shoot an active kid? http://photo.tuapuitalks.com/2008/11/kid-portrait-how-to-shoot-an-active-kid/ Food we shot with DSLR - D60 Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:18:38 +0000 By: lk http://photo.tuapuitalks.com/2008/11/kid-portrait-how-to-shoot-an-active-kid/#comment-13 lk Tue, 16 Dec 2008 17:52:12 +0000 http://photo.tuapuitalks.com/?p=219#comment-13 Tks for sharing all the great tips. I always have a tough time shooting potraits for my 3.5 yrs old son. I took a lot of shots as the chances of getting the right one are very slim. He will face with his back, run away or come very near to my camera. Haiiii... headache! Tks for sharing all the great tips. I always have a tough time shooting potraits for my 3.5 yrs old son. I took a lot of shots as the chances of getting the right one are very slim. He will face with his back, run away or come very near to my camera. Haiiii… headache!

]]> By: allie http://photo.tuapuitalks.com/2008/11/kid-portrait-how-to-shoot-an-active-kid/#comment-11 allie Sat, 15 Nov 2008 11:56:45 +0000 http://photo.tuapuitalks.com/?p=219#comment-11 Agree with you that it's not easy to snap kid potrait. Higher ISO and faster shutter speed is definitely very important. I've tried this at my friend's kid 1 yr birthday party. *Sweat* So hard to capture his emotion. He keep on walking and moving here and there.. Most of my pictures got blur. *Boring* Agree with you that it’s not easy to snap kid potrait. Higher ISO and faster shutter speed is definitely very important.

I’ve tried this at my friend’s kid 1 yr birthday party. *Sweat* So hard to capture his emotion. He keep on walking and moving here and there.. Most of my pictures got blur. *Boring*

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