Here are some tips that will help owners of DSLR cameras in capturing the perfect image:
1. When the sun is behind the picture, the picture is a silhouette. If the light in front of the picture, the picture will look exactly squint. Take shots from the shoulder to the top or upper body.
2. Take photos of people on either side of the central object so by combining the natural person. For example, when you pick up the object in the back of your object is a tree
3. Use a sunglass to act as a polarizer if the reflection from the object to a bulging
4. Use sunglass polarizer to take pictures of full body with background
5. Use goggles to increase exposure
6. Make sure that the light source is perpendicular to the object.
7. Change automatic white balance setting to cloudy when shooting sunny landscapes
8. Zoom in to emphasize a certain asset or characteristic of the subject.
9. Do not use the flash mode
10. Focus on the subject
11. Never put the subject in the center. Put it just a little off center, not much.
:: TATGRAPHY ::
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Tangkuban Perahu, Bandung Indonesia
Tangkuban Perahu Mountain is located about 30 km north of Bandung. This beautifulplace is located in Lembang area, approximately 30 minutes from Bandung usingTangkuban Parahu bermotor.Gunung vehicle has a height of 2084 meters tall. This mountain became one of the interesting tourist destinations in West Java. Natural environment is cool, and hot springs at the foot of the mountain-foot. Rows of elongatedcraters, the main attraction is actually tersendiri.Tangkuban Boat volcano. Tangkubanboat named because its shape resembles an inverted ship.
Friday, December 3, 2010
Photography Lens
About photography lens
Ultra Wide Angle Lens (UWA)
1. Ultra wide angle is useful for limited space areas.
2. Ultra Wide Lens is from 14mm to 21mm 35mm if menngikut count.
3. One reason is the use of ultra-wide angle to manipulate perspective, it raised all that close to the camera and all far smaller than the camera. Distortion (distortion) can have an impact on the audience.
4. Inside the house, UWA can provide you with the overall image of the room without the extreme distortion. However, you will see the end of the narrow room and the floor will look mengherot.
5. UWA can be used to increase the sense of distance, the distance the audience
6. UWA can be used to create a caricature portraits.
7. UWA does not work so well with the polarizer filter. The result is an uneven effect.
8. Avoid using the smallest aperture even though he gave Depth of field is the greatest because it will provide images of soft (softer image)
Telephoto lens
1. Telephoto allows you to capture subjects that are far away, to magnify the view in front of you.
2. Telephoto lenses that are longer than standard lenses.
3. Telephoto will give better results for portraits against a wide angle lens will give the impression of distortion.
4. Focal length lens on the 80-150mm in 35mm format designated as the ideal lens for portraits.
5. Telephoto lens will compress the distance between elements in the image away.
6. Telephoto can soften the background to let the background is the out of focus.
7. Telephoto distortion can affect the size and cause we do not know the actual size of the subject front and behind the subject.
8. Telephoto can be used to obtain surfaces with mengfokus direction only.
9. When using a telephoto lens with a tripod, lens mount on the tripod collar. It will provide a better strength.
10. Using telephoto lenses on APS-C sensor, you will get a longer telephoto. For example, the D300 will give you 200mm 350mm perspective by computing the 35mm format.
Techniques to take a portrait at home
For Family shooters, these tips are for you.
You do not need thousands of dollars to purchase the studio lights. Enough with the source of the sun that is unmatched by any light even in this world.
Figure 1: The use of natural light.
Figure 2: Set up for the photo above.
tips:1. At 10am in the morning light, overcast, often can provide a very soft light for portraits.
2. Find a closed area, such as a room, and open windows to provide light in to get a very soft light. Placing the subject in a closed area gives you the opportunity to play with shadow and highlight.
3. Use a fast lens like the 50mm f1.8 to obtain optimal contrast and color.
4. Use the f2.8 aperture - F4 as you may lack the power of light. You may need to use ISO400.
5. A high ISO like 1600 will cause the noise that does not attract the baby's skin. You should avoid this noise because it will not look natural on a baby's skin is often soft and smooth.
6. Place the baby face encounter with the source of light to get a good light luminance on the face, bright and attractive.
7. Place the baby's face against the source of light to get rim-light.
You do not need thousands of dollars to purchase the studio lights. Enough with the source of the sun that is unmatched by any light even in this world.
Figure 1: The use of natural light.
Figure 2: Set up for the photo above.
tips:1. At 10am in the morning light, overcast, often can provide a very soft light for portraits.
2. Find a closed area, such as a room, and open windows to provide light in to get a very soft light. Placing the subject in a closed area gives you the opportunity to play with shadow and highlight.
3. Use a fast lens like the 50mm f1.8 to obtain optimal contrast and color.
4. Use the f2.8 aperture - F4 as you may lack the power of light. You may need to use ISO400.
5. A high ISO like 1600 will cause the noise that does not attract the baby's skin. You should avoid this noise because it will not look natural on a baby's skin is often soft and smooth.
6. Place the baby face encounter with the source of light to get a good light luminance on the face, bright and attractive.
7. Place the baby's face against the source of light to get rim-light.
*No strobe light is needed
Photography Tips: The Best of RAW Image Quality
RAW format provides many advantages to the photographer than the processed file formats such as JPEG or TIFF. RAW files contain important information about the situation and the situation when the recording is taken. This information can be used by editing software to run a unique modification to the image.
Here are a few camera settings can be changed digitally to the image:
Here are a few camera settings can be changed digitally to the image:
- Color or color mode control
- White balance
- Tone modifications
- The concentration of color
- Acuity
- Modification of exposure
- Color modification
- Color Moire Reduction
- Nyahhabuk on image
- Aberration automatic color
- Active D-Lighting
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Photoshoot Tricks & Tips - Light
Subject :- Lamp Post
Time :- Night (12:00 - 1:00 am)
Setting : - My Neighborhood
Time :- Night (12:00 - 1:00 am)
Setting : - My Neighborhood
I was standing in front of my porch looking out shooting stars when i noticed that the lamp post by the road not far away seemed to be a pretty amazing subject. I got hold of my camera and started taking snaps of it while experimenting with different kinds of settings. Here are some examples of the snaps i took:-
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What i did was select a relatively low shutter speed then use manual focus which can be done by selecting the 'm'-manual instead of the 'a'-auto on your lens and make the focus go blur to the max fiddling with the focus. As i snapped the shot i moved the camera in the direction of what i wished to right.
*note: this may need a little practice to get used to.
I took many frames for starters to get the basic of this technique.Once you mastered it, its really simple and extremely fun to play around with.
Good Luck!!
~tatgraphy
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Cell phone camera - taking photos
Camera phones are very common and many people use their camera phones to take photos / images, which has grown into a global phenomenon. Taking a picture with a camera phone is more challenging when compared with a specially designed digital camera to capture your precious memories.
Taking Better Photos Using Your Camera Phone Tips: -
• Define the most appropriate setting
Adjust settings such as weather and lighting environment before you start taking pictures. The flash settings is also important, you can opt whether to use auto flash or no flash accordingly.
• Be as steady as possible
The lens on a camera phone is smaller compared to a digital camera, making it very susceptible to camera shake. This will produce blurry images even if you move the phone just a little bit. This applies in low light situations.
• Mind the light
This refers to how the light is set and also the quantity of light available. Be aware of your main light source.
• Close ups
Camera phones function better at taking close up photos. In addition, this also reduces the effects of camera shake.
• Take photos of still objects / subjects
Less movement of the object / subject will yield a clearer & sharper photo.
• Edit your photos
You can either edit your photos with the built-in image editing software in your phone or use Photoshop on your PC / Laptop later on for better results.
• Protect your lens and make sure it is clean and free from scratches
You can buy a casing to protect your phone for this purpose.
• Select the highest resolution
This is the best resolution when you plan to print out the picture.
• Avoid using your digital zoom
Using the digital zoom will lower the quality of your photo.
*taking photo of a girl using a camera phone
Taking Better Photos Using Your Camera Phone Tips: -
• Define the most appropriate setting
Adjust settings such as weather and lighting environment before you start taking pictures. The flash settings is also important, you can opt whether to use auto flash or no flash accordingly.
• Be as steady as possible
The lens on a camera phone is smaller compared to a digital camera, making it very susceptible to camera shake. This will produce blurry images even if you move the phone just a little bit. This applies in low light situations.
• Mind the light
This refers to how the light is set and also the quantity of light available. Be aware of your main light source.
*close up photo of a glass of iced tea
• Close ups
Camera phones function better at taking close up photos. In addition, this also reduces the effects of camera shake.
• Take photos of still objects / subjects
Less movement of the object / subject will yield a clearer & sharper photo.
• Edit your photos
You can either edit your photos with the built-in image editing software in your phone or use Photoshop on your PC / Laptop later on for better results.
• Protect your lens and make sure it is clean and free from scratches
You can buy a casing to protect your phone for this purpose.
• Select the highest resolution
This is the best resolution when you plan to print out the picture.
• Avoid using your digital zoom
Using the digital zoom will lower the quality of your photo.
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