Set camera mode to “Manual”. Turn off “Auto ISO” and set your ISO to the camera’s base ISO (100 or 200). If you are using a prime lens, set your aperture to something between f/2.0 and f/2.8. If you are shooting with a zoom lens, set aperture to the smallest number like f/3.5.Click to see full answer. People also ask, where can I take pictures for Christmas? We’ve found 25 of the best places to take a Christmas card picture to ensure that you get your desired family photo. Tree Farm Excitement. Source: Nat Your Average Girl. Romantically Rustic. Source: Cara Loren. A Touch of Green. Adorned in Wreaths. Woodsy Wonderland. Adventure Downtown. Decorated Door Designs. Spring Setting. One may also ask, what should I wear for a family holiday photo? Think scarves, beanies and coats! Sweaters are very appealing clothing options for holiday family photos. Have the boys wear collared shirts with a sweater over while the girls wear matching cable knits. For a cute holiday twist wear matching pajamas in some of the shots. Similarly one may ask, how do I take good holiday photos? How to Take Better Holiday Photos Use Burst Mode to ensure you get the shot. Use Sports mode to stop action. Raise the ISO Level. Use HDR mode for composed shots. Use a tripod. Use a fast lens. Use Portrait Mode for pictures that focus on people. Use a telephoto lens or change your aperture setting to highlight your subject. What should I wear for my family Christmas pictures? Colors to Wear for Family Photos Red or Maroon. Red is a traditional holiday color and easy to wear for family photos if paired with white, khaki or black. Black and Gray. If you like dark colors, black and gray go well together. Yellow and Navy. Matching Christmas Pajamas. Festive (plaid, red, green)