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Selling Your Photos

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 10:57:00 +0000

How Sell Your Photos??. Only with your camera and an internet connection, you can get money. Here you will be told how to which had never expressed before. To see The report, please click link below :

HOW TO SELL YOUR PHOTOS ON LINE
Here's all the idea of ideas for making money through your photography hobby.
Moreover, beyond pleasure than your favorite hobby can make money no longer ?..... ..... you will enjoy and enjoy life to the fullest of your fotografy hobby.
After money and hobbies that fit together, you just need to prepare ourselves for this business entirely. and ready-prepared to resign in your company.
Ok well hopefully please see the report about making money with your photography hobby ...

Professional Macro Photography

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 19:21:00 +0000

There are several Macro Photography made only a 50 mm lens. This is the way that created a little macro photography murah.Tetapi some photography techniques is difficult to practice.

Macro Photography is Expensive.

Macro Photography is expensive because in addition to using the macro lens, should be also equipped with flash, and tripod or monopod. The serious, the equipment is more excited. There are cable release, flash bracket, flash sync cord, flash difusser or flash bouncer, and the focusing rail. Results for the most extreme magnification, the camera is connected to the microscope using a custom-made adapter.

Why so many have to use the equipment? The nature of the lenses and macro close-up filter is enlarge the image of the object or the actual size magnification. Magnification is the depth of field (what language is Indonesian? Space sharp image? Areas of focus?) Until the DOF sometimes be very thin. That is, the technical information on the photos macro our colleagues, the F-F8 is definitely up. They must have an opening small-diaphragm small to obtain wide-DOF selebar. Here flash (external, TTL) to be nearly the equipment essential to get the normal speed SHUTTER, especially when considering the object of most macro photography is a living organism such as insects that can not be suspected gerakannya. Flash is not required if the outdoor shooting was conducted at the time the sun is shining flashy.

Magnification the tripod / monopod and a cable release equipment that is on macro photography to counteract the vibration in the camera, although not absolute. 90% of macro photos of Mark Plonsky obtained with the handheld, with a lean on the arm or knee on the objects around an object such as trees, fences. Sometimes, if possible, he put kameranya on goods such as around

Flash bracket is used to obtain the angle of natural lighting. I absolutely do not. Mas Irwansyah Syukri only flash sync cord to connect the hot shoe flash with it, then ask his wife memegangi its flash, as in the photo ant. But if working alone, flash bracket is essential to avoid the shadow of the object lens on the image because the image of objects located very close to the lens and to avoid the two-dimensional effects caused by the use of flash from the frontal camera body both internal flash and external flash hot-shoe on.

Flash flash bouncer or difusser used to reduce or spread the power light flash. Lho, he said earlier less light, now I even reduced the strength of light / assigned? No flash bouncer (can be replaced with a sheet of white paper) or flash difusser (sorry, can be replaced with the word friends in YM-FN: condoms, even though it is clear beneran or capricious) light that falls on an object that is located very close to the lens, which means that the flash is also very close to the object, will be too strong and does not spread evenly, so the image becomes part of the OE.

Focusing rail is used to facilitate pemokusan with memaju-mundurkan camera body without the need to move the tripod-mindah already installed cleanly.

Which is cheaper?

This is a cool.

After I read 2 articles and some online discussion, in terms of equipment optiknya fact there are many variations to the macro photography:

Version 1

Simple and the most expensive is the use of macro lenses (> $ 100), so the camera body plus lens macro.

Version 2

Then there is the use of dioptre (= filter = macro close-up lens, U.S. $ 30-150), so the camera body plus lens (macro lens sometimes, sometimes normal or zoom lenses) plus pieces are glass. Dioptre be stacked up to several bank-keeping at the same time. Mark Plonsky never use force until the total +27. The more that is used, the greater its power of magnification. But more and more used, the better the picture quality decreases.

Version 3

Using the additional lens positioned upside down so that its function was changed to glass (total strength of around +25). How to install behind the faces of the lens coupling ring to be placed, and installed to the lens that is inserted in the body, while the lens into the tip of the buttocks outside the entrance light. Setelannya into the camera body plus lens or tele zoom (normal position), macro coupling ring (= macro coupler = face to face adapter, U.S. $ 8-15), fast lens (F/1.8 or faster again, a little note: the lens fixed 50 mm f/1.4 many tune) with the positions reversed. Sometimes, the step-down ring (U.S. $ 7-10) is also needed if the first lens and second lens diameternya different. Some photographers even fasten with glue two ring filters have been removed kacanya as the coupling ring.

Version 4

Using only one lens (the lens-lens light), but reversed its position. Connected to the camera body with the bayonet attachment reversing (example: Nikon bayonet mount adapter ring U.S. $ 22). Step-down ring is sometimes also necessary.

How is the the best and quite comfortable in the bag?

According Plonsky, this depends on taste alone. If we already have some lenses, you can try your own peep from the two lenses. Coupling does not need to buy his first ring, grasp it with both hands lens, or diselotip. Better, we take a stroll to shops, and mencobai lenses-lenses that are there, the search approximately magnification and the image quality is most at heart.

Who want to play soon to a store, be careful with the terms of accessories that I mentioned here. Plainly every store, website, photographer apparently have a different term for a small accessories. In writing this article I have to double check to adorama.com and bhphotovideo.com search for the title of the item which is well known general. So I use here are the terms used in the shops are. Shops in Indonesia or Singapore, may have names that vary for the same goods.

After I read the article and Mark Plonsky Guy Parsons, lift my hat for all pehobi macro photography. Also appeared difficult macro photography is. How difficult does not, almost everything is done manually! Create my mind all vary nyerah mode deh kalo nyetel must-nyetel all the while pursuing beetle.

The text above is some of the techniques Macro Photography level professionals, but perhaps I will discuss further in a future session. While I would like to play first game with my pocket camera. Macro Photography with the Pocket Camera? Why Not ..?

Macro Photography - Paper Money

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 14:38:00 +0000

Again I show you the results of Macro Photography techniques here. Here is Results Of Photography with a paper money as object, seen from the size of the macro is the size of the face does not reach more than 2 X 2 cm (approximately same as the face of George Washington in dollars). Including macro category not it? even for a professional camera is very easy to make, but this make from Photography with a pocket camera for the results here are very tolerable. Remember this is only produced by the camera samsung pocket S63o
Detailed pictures are very sharp, visible contour lines forming the image. techniques used are still using old techniques (Macro Photography-coin money, Macro Photography From Pocket Camera 1, Macro Photography From Pocket Camera 2,Macro Photography From Pocket Camera 3 ), without flash lamp. Mode in Sett to "Macro" and the distance to the object lens is sett about 20 cm (be careful! it's almost exceeded the minimum distance)

Macro Photography - Coin Money

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 18:43:00 +0000

This is another picture taken by me with our pocket camera,

Macro Photography From Your Pocket Camera 3

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 16:06:00 +0000

This is my Macro Photography, taken by samsung camera S630. You can enlarge this macro photography picture by click it. This samsung pocket camera gives you a photos that can see the detail, bright and excellent.

Macro Lenses For Macro Photogarphy

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 12:55:00 +0000

What the kind of lenses you should to use For Macro Photography ?. Fortunately, it is difficult to buy bad macro lens. This kind of strange in a world where 90% of the lenses sold poorly. Perhaps it was because no one in the market for macro lens is already quality and advanced to a certain extent - Aware. It is partly because it is easier to make contact one - more than the length of the zoom lens.

Better macro lenses are the latest models autofocus Mount church, made by Nikon, usually in contact lengths ranging from 50 to 200mm. It will focus each lens continuously from infinity to 1:1. You can fire on the Moon and the seizure of the bear claw without stopping to change lenses or screw in the filters. How can these lenses work? Are only spiral much longer than normal lens 50mm? Yes and no.

Yes macro lens spiral has a lot of travel more natural lens spiral. You can see the front moving one iota element or two. However, this is not just helicals pay a pile of glass back and forth like 50mm 's spiral. Inside one of the elements that move ( "floating" (so that changes in visual design more suitable one for close-up photography. So get sharp images focused on all distances.

How to choose Focal length? In the same way you're not with the macro lens. If you can not get very close to your subject in the game of football, you do not withdraw ordinary lens; you highlight a 300mm telephoto lens. If you can not get close to the insect without access to it is afraid and fly away, then you want to 200mm lens, not 50. If you want to compress Features in the face of a woman, you are using 105mm lens rather than short and wide angle lens. In the same college work; longer lenses you flatter the perspective.

The right is a picture of (from my point of view Christina pages), taken with the older design canon EF 50mm f/2.5 total, $ 250. Lens contain this element of a floating image of high quality, but only without going to 1:2 "life size converter" (sort of like a telextender) that you stick the camera lens. The 50 is also disturbing because it usm-old church car park. We therefore can not be done simultaneously in Arabic, French and MF such as ring usm lenses.

Verification of Sharia and Nikon pages of the current list of all macro lenses made by these companies for their bodies.

Sigma, Tamron, Tokina and making excellent one dimension Focal (Prime Minister) of macro lenses. If you use another system-the Shariah, or Nikon, and may be of better quality than your own lens manufacturer. If you use the church or Nikon, you may be able to save a few dollars, at the expense of, perhaps, from a little less mechanical and rugged construction. Among the three companies, Tamron historically produced better overall lenses.

Tripod For Macro Photography

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 13:48:00 +0000

To get a bright picture at macro photography its cannot avoid that we should use a tripod. a tripod help you to fit the camera on its floor so the camera free from "hand shake". tripod usually use if we take a picture by shutter speed "30" or less. tripod also use at camera with focal length more than 200 mm.

The second thing is you should make the object quiet. If your capture moving object, you will get "bluur" photos. you will get photo that not focus. furthermore if you have to capture object by minimum lighting, tripod is the one tools that should you use for.

Macro Photography From Your Pocket Camera 2

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:35:00 +0000

This is my own another macro photography that i pick up from my pocket camera digital samsung S630. The object that i captured is a data cable.
I use ISO 100, Diafragma F7.1 and apperture speed of 8 s. In this condition my be better if i increase the ISO maybe from 100 to 200/300 even 400. so in the higher ISO I can take picture with flash less.
Because I use the lower ISO, that cause I should work with slow speed. This will reduce the focus and maybe we need tripod to take that picture.

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Macro Photography From Your Pocket Camera 1

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 08:19:00 +0000

Macro Photography isn't only can make by SLR Camera. Macro Photography can make from your pocket camera. I am very surprise after take a picture form my new digital camera. its only a pocket digital camera. While i try a "macro" menu then result is like above. Now I Know that to produce a macro photography didn't only make by a SLR Camera, simply take by your pocket camera. you can also take a tour my another macro photography.

Take a look at that capture, its a data cable, its a small thing, if you are not activated "macro" menus, you will get a bad picture. but it can be a nice picture while u use a macro mode.

Samsung S630 Digital Camera

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 09:28:00 +0000

Hey I just Buy a new samsung Camera Digital, Its cheap but u can make any nice shot with it. This Camera Have a 6 MegaPixels, 3 x optical zoom, auto macro & 5 cm mackro and it have movie function. Simple Camera that usefull.

Macro Photography

noreply@blogger.com (Puji Raharjo) — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 09:05:00 +0000

This Photo is one of sample makro photography that taken from Profesional Digital Camera :

Macro Photography is close-up photography. the classical definition is that the image projected on the film plane is close to the same size as the subject. Many 35mm macro lenses are 1:1, meaning the image on the film is the same size as the object being photographed. Another important distinction is that lenses designed for macro are usually at their sharpest at macro focus distances and are not quite as sharp at other focus distances.

In recent years, the term macro has been used in marketing material to mean being able to focus on a subject close enough so that when a regular 6×4 inch (15×10 cm) print is made, the image is life-size or larger. This requires a magnification ratio of only approximately 1:4, more easily attainable by lens makers.

In the digital world, true macro photography is possible only with single-lens reflex cameras that take interchangeable lenses, such as the Canon D30, the Fuji S1, the Nikon D1, and the various Kodak professional bodies. One nice thing about these cameras is that their small CCDs effectively magnify the image captured by whatever macro lens you've purchased. Thus a 100mm macro lens mounted on a Canon D30 effectively becomes a 160mm lens. And if the lens gives 1:1 magnification on 35mm film, you get 1.6:1 on the D30's sensor.
Doing it all with a 50mm Normal Len

Equipment for making the image the required size includes:

Macro photography is Using a special-purpose lens called a macro lens, having a long barrel for close focusing. A macro lens might be optimized to provide its best performance at a magnification of 1:1. Some macro lenses, like the Canon MP-E 65mm f/2.8 can achieve even better magnification— up to 5:1 macro, bringing the structure of small insect eyes, snowflakes, and other minuscule but detailed objects into striking focus. However, it is more common for a photographer to use a "standard" (1:1) macro lens. There are different categories of macro lenses, depending on the focal length:
- 50–60mm range typically used for product photography and small objects
- 90–105mm range the standard focal range used for insects, flowers, small objects
- 150–200mm range gives more working distance — typically used for insects and small animals
- a few zooms provide a macro option, but they generally do not allow a 1:1 magnification
Placing an extension tube between the camera body and the lens. The tube has no glass in it; its sole purpose is to move the lens farther from the film or digital sensor. The farther the lens is from the film or sensor, the closer the focusing distance (and the greater the magnification) and the darker the image. Tubes of various lengths can be stacked together, allowing for increasing levels of magnification while simultaneously decreasing working distance. With tubes attached, the camera will often lose the ability to focus to infinity.
Using a bellows attachment between the camera body and the lens to extend the lens to film plane distance. Similar to an extension tube, but adjustable.
Placing an auxiliary close up lens in front of the camera's taking lens. Inexpensive screw-in or slip-on attachments provide close focusing at very low cost. The quality is variable, with some two-element versions being excellent while many inexpensive single element lenses exhibit chromatic abberation and reduced sharpness of the resulting image. This method works with cameras that have built-in lenses. These lenses add diopters to the optical power of the lens, decreasing the minimum focusing distance, and allowing the camera to get closer to the subject.
Attaching a telephoto extender between the camera body and the lens. A 1.4× or 2× teleconverter gives a larger image, adding macro capabilities. As with an extension tube, less light will reach the film or sensor, and a longer exposure time will be needed. However, working distance remains the same as without the teleconverter.
Reversing the lens using a "reversing ring". This special adapter attaches to the filter thread on the front of a lens and makes it possible to attach the lens in reverse. Excellent quality results up to 4x lifesize magnification using fairly cheap, "standard" (not specially designed for macro) lenses can be produced. For cameras with all-electronic communications between the lens and the camera body, such as Canon EOS, reversing rings are available which allow all camera functions, including open aperture metering, to be used. When used with extension tubes or bellows a relatively cheap but highly versatile macro system can be assembled.
Reversing a lens of lesser focal length in front of a normally mounted lens using a very inexpensive "macro coupler," which uses two male filter threads to join lenses. This method allows most cameras to maintain the full function of electronic communication with the normally mounted lens for features such as open-aperture metering. Magnification ratio is calculated by dividing the focal length of the normally mounted lens by the focal length of the reversed lens (i.e., when a 18 mm lens is reverse mounted on a 300 mm lens a 16:1 magnification ratio is achieved). The use of automatic focus is not recommended due to the extra weight of the reverse-mounted lens. Attempted use of automatic focus with this technique could result in damage to the camera or lens. Working distance is significantly reduced as compared to the original lens.
The shallow depth of vision in macro photography requires narrow aperture.Flash or low shutter speed is required for filming with narrow apertures.The normal flash unit do not deliver adequate lighting.Ring flash or twin light horse shoe flashes solve this problem.They are mounted in front of the lens with special adapters.These units are quite expensive when compared with normal flash units.