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shots. While perfect pictures are on the wish [ lists of practically every home photographer, the end results too often fail to meet expectations.
1 Busy backgrounds, eerie red eyes, blurry holiday lights and stiff “posed” pictures are just a few of the season’s many photographic pitfalls.
But with a little thought, preparation and know-how, it is possible to capture and preserve all the little moments that add up to a season full of memories.
, STOCK UP
During the holidays, magic often happens in a flash. And if you don’t have your flash — or your film, blank videocassettes or batteries — close by, you’ll miss the shot of your daughter snatching a candy cane from the gingerbread house or your parents smooching under the mistletoe.
You’re really out of luck if your camera or camcorder isn’t functioning when the moment arises. Thus, it’s wise to check your equipment, stock up on supplies and make any upgrades before the festivities begin.
Consider a camera with a zoom lens, for instance, upgrade your present camcorder with a more compact 8mm model or buy a waterproof camera or camcorder if you’ll be photographing sleigh rides, snowball fights,
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