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Photo panning

2011-10-20T10:09:00.000-07:00

Similar to the method of picture movement, but in a more object motion panning photos displayed through a moving background. The basic principle of panning photos with photo movement, it's just that at the time of shooting, the camera moves come offset the movement of objects, so objects stay focused but the background is generated moves.
Example photo panning:

How to photograph panning:
Shoot a moving target (usually a car), press the shutter button 1 / 2 in order to focus lock object, the camera follows the movement of the object as tightly as possible in order to stay focused object, if felt to compensate for camera movement is the movement of the object, press the shutter button is full with a fixed camera moves to follow the object.
1. Why all the blurry pictures?
Answer: It could be because the camera movement does not correspond with the movement of objects. Try to speed up the shutter speed and try to follow the movements of objects as restrictive as possible.
2. Why focus all the photos?
Answer: It could be because the shutter speed is too fast and not be moved or the camera during shooting.

picture movement

2011-10-20T09:55:00.000-07:00

different from the picture freeze, picture movement aims to show the movement of objects with a low shutter speed, so that the movement of objects can be seen in the photo. Shutter speed is used tend to be low so that the movement of objects can be recorded (eg 1 / 5 seconds, 1 second, etc.), but noteworthy is the camera must remain in a static position so that the background object rather than stay focused despite slow shutter speed.

for example:

1. Why would a white photos and drawings are not clear?
Answer: The light at the time of image capture surplus, so that it becomes over-exposure. To mensiasatinya, zooming the lens aperture by increasing the aperture.
2. Why do images become blurred all?
Answer: Because the camera had movement when the shutter is open, so the resulting image becomes blurry. To avoid blurry results, use a tripod or place the camera in place of a static and stable.

Photos Freeze

2011-10-20T09:33:00.000-07:00

this time will be explained about the freeze, which are intimately associated with the shutter speed. Photos freeze aims to capture a moment with a quick motion so it can be caught by the camera as still images, such as photographs of water droplets, explosion, or photograph when people were jumping and so forth. The main thing in getting a photograph freeze is set shutter speed as fast as possible (eg 1 / 500 sec, 1 / 1000 second, up to 1 / 8000 sec). Due to the demands of a fast shutter speed, then certainly very
much needed light, and therefore usually more amateur photographs freeze conducted in open spaces during the day where the sun shines bright. It is not possible to obtain images freeze at night or low light, but absolutely necessary ancillary equipment such as flash or studio lighting with high-speed sync anyway.

1. Why photograph the resulting dark?

Answer: Because the light is lacking, so the picture becomes under exposure. Try to Raise the ISO so the shutter speed can be faster.

2. Why still visible movements / generated images blurry?

Answer: It could be because the shutter speed fast enough to keep up the object, but if it could be too opaque lens is not appropriate because the focus falls on the object

combination of Aperture and Shutter Speed?

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• The aperture of the lens aperture (analogous to opening our eyes
when he saw the object distance or short distance) is usually in the size of f/2.8, f/5.6, f / 7, f/11, and so on.

• Shutter Speed is the speed of earlier aperture, shutter speed with respect to how long the light receiving lens when the diaphragm in the open; in size 1sec, 1/45sec, 1/125sec, 1/250sec, those that are 1 / 2000 sec and so on (sec: seconds / second)

The combination of both is a unique combination, the combination of which influence each other to produce an image that we want (and artistic of course).
The combination of Aperture and Shutter Speed can produce a Depth of Field (DoF) are diverse.

What's is DoF? Depth of Field is the depth range of the camera focus, DoF is a measure of the range of
background images by foreground objects. Easily, we can see from the blurry background photo whether or not we are. If our picture background blur means its shallow DoF and vice versa. About techniques and tricks to get Shallow DoF or photos with background blur (this is usually a favorite) I will make a separate paper.

Back to the aperture (aperture) and shutter speed (velocity).
Aperture is the amount of light entering the camera lens.
The larger the aperture (aperture earlier) then the incoming light more and more. Large aperture is marked with a small number such as f/2.8, f / 4 to f/5.6. Its function is to sharpen a single object for

example we will take pictures of people, flowers, animals as a single object and we want to blur the background but still sharp object.
Instead a small aperture (marked by large numbers such as f / 8, f/10, f/11 etc..) Will sharpen all the photos in either object or background).

This condition is useful when we will be photographing objects such as landscape or urban areas where all the images sharp.
The larger the aperture, the less the sharpness of our photos (shallow depth-of-field)
there are examples of the selection aperture in the two photos

Aperture

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Aperture or diaphragm is the term for the lens aperture. If likened to a window, then the diaphragm is kiray / curtain that can be opened or closed to adjust the amount of light entering. In the camera aperture is denoted with the letter F and the units as follows:
f/1.2
f/1.4
f/1.8
f/2.0
f/2.8
f/3.5
f/4.0
etc.
The smaller the unit number, the larger the lens aperture (f/1.4 larger opening than the f/4.0).

Figure aperture on the lens

So , the correlation between shutter speed and aperture is that the larger the lens aperture, the shutter speed will be faster, otherwise the smaller the lens aperture, the shutter speed will get slower.

about SLR cameras

2011-10-16T07:17:00.000-07:00

Camera SLR (Single Lens Reflex) or D-SLR (Digital) is a camera with a viewfinder (viewfinder) which provides the image in accordance with the angle of view through the mirror reflection lens located behind the lens. In general, a regular camera has a viewfinder display from a different perspective because of the viewfinder lens is not in line with the angle of view lens.
photography is closely related to light, the camera serves to regulate the light that was captured image sensor (image sensor on digital cameras or film on a conventional camera). To adjust the light, there are two basic points in the camera, ie, Shutter Speed (Shutter Speed) and Aperture (diaphragm)

how to get a good of photograph part 2

2011-10-08T05:27:00.000-07:00

There are several ways to accentuate the color,

1. to use a polarizer filter.

2. to limit the range of dark to light.

Get rid of areas that are too dark or too bright compared to your main subject.

3. to use Velvia slide film.

4. select the best time in accordance with the purpose of your photographs:

- hour 5: Dawn: pink color, very smooth and light mist to lakes, rivers and scenery.-

- at 6: Sunrise: Light crispy, golden. Fitting to the subject is facing east.-

- at 10- 14: Noon: not suitable for landscapes and pictures of people, but great for pictures of buildings and monuments. Building colors and details are very well recorded.

- at 14-16: In the afternoon: blue sky with a polarizer.

- 16 - 18: Dusk days: Light a warm, golden. Fitting to the subject facing west. The best time for landscape and people, especially one hour before sunset

- 18-18:30: Sunset: The sky is beautiful, starting 10 minutes before sunset until 10 minutes afterward.

- 18:30 - 19:30: sunset: Photo beautiful night, the lights were still visible bernyalaan while the purplish sky.

Light

Good lighting is often the key to the photographs champion. The use of daylight can also effectively improve your photos. To achieve beautiful images in? National Geographic?, Photograph when the light is golden? emerged after sunrise and before sunset, often called? magic hours? among photographers. Take a look at more details of the best times over.

Depth

Include a sense of depth in your photos. Depth can be achieved by setting the DOF, the placement of elements in the photo, and lighting.

how to get a good of photograph? part 1

2011-10-08T04:59:00.000-07:00

Good photo is a picture that contains the message. Messages can be a statement (“ This is Lake Toba”), Impression (“ Atmosphere Sunset at Lake Toba”), Or expression of emotion (“ Fall In Love in Lake Toba”). A good message is a message that is clear, decisive and effective. But how?
The message needs a subject. About what you want to convey. That could be one you know, landscape, or abstract shapes. The subject is the center of POI and are usually placed in the foreground. Then we set up the message by entering the second part, namely context, often in the form background. Context provides the relevance, availability, location of the subject, or other interests. The message is a combination of two elements? subject and context, foreground and background? which tells the message.

As the importance of knowing what needs to be inserted into the message, we also need to know what she did not need to put in the message. Anything what is not part of the subject or context of the message that we make, then it is only an annoying thorn or glass, scratched photos and make our message becomes unclear. So cut the parts that are not relevant in the vicinity of POI? usually by inching closer towards the subject, or move to get a better viewpoint? and make a clear and clean shooting. A painter creates art with the addition? add what he painted? while the photographer creates art with a reduction? reduces the parts that are not necessary.

Recipe for a good photograph is:

"A foreground, a background, and nothing else."
What Makes a Great Photo?

Superb photos instantly amaze the eyes. While the proverb says: picture may say a thousand words, then the photo was remarkable only say one word only:? Wow!?
Superb photos are works of art. It captures the spirit of the subject and evoke emotion. Bob Krist call it? The Spirit of Place.? You can also use tricks to create a vivid picture gallery you fascinated visitors. Let's see how.
A picture is a playground, there are places where our eyes wander and observe, also the space where our eyes to rest and relax. When we first see something, we are being to be unaffected. Our eyes then naturally find light, bright areas, and find people, usually on the eyes and mouth. Do we know who is in the picture? What they feel and how they relate to us? Are they drawn attention to something? If so, whether we recognize it (a building, a landmark) and like what he is? About whether the picture? What are the main subject or purpose? How big is the subject? We determine the scale by comparing elements with something that we know its size, such as people, animals, or cars. Once we finished watching the people and the elements that are related, we continue our attention to elements that are more abstract.
First we notice the color or tone of the subject. Glowing red, blue nan quiet, natural green, black and ominous. Then we see the shape. Gentle curves, rigid angles, sweeping lines. How does the light on the subject gives subtle form of three-dimensional shadow. You, as a photographer, can manipulate it all by finding the light and dark, shifting the intensity of the tone and hue. How is the eye drawn into the picture?
The form guide us on the texture, how the subject feels the touch. Lembutkah he, haluskah it, hard or rough? Does it have character and warmth? Ways lumped elements and influenced by the same light, makes us consider the quality and their interrelations. Balance leads our eye from one element to another, examining their unity, contrast, and detail, each item adds fun to the next item. What is the relation to one another of these things?
As an artist, you are faced with choices that will reveal your sense of the art. Composition as a whole, the proportion of layout, presentation of other elements that are important, you can determine which features you need, and what is best to emphasize your message.

The recipe for great photographs are:

"Consider how the elements related to a whole"
What Makes Eye-Catching Photo?
Return to the eye-catching nature of extraordinary photographs, along with his secret, 4 keys only: simplicity, color, light and depth.

- Simplicity

Simplicity in art is also known as visual economy, ie, eliminate all the elements or details that do not need that there is no contribution to the spirit of the overall composition.
Simplicity can be achieved in several ways:
subtract the amount and type of objects to be targeted
shooting closer to the subject, or zooming when the zoom lens can be
You can also remove elements that do not need to go through the path photoshop

- Color:

To create an impact on your photos is to find the hue that stands out. Red flowers, blue sky, sunset yellow, or green leaves. Again, simplicity is the key? try to reduce the number and type of color in your shots for better impact. In general, a photo should have only one main subject and one main color. Concentrate on just one of the three primary colors: red, blue or yellow. The three dominant colors are very well balanced with the colors of its complement, namely: red with green, blue with orange, and yellow with purple.

basic techniques of photography

2011-10-08T04:30:00.000-07:00

Basic techniques of shooting is a matter that must be mastered in order to produce good photos. Criteria for a good photo is actually different for each person, but there is a commonality of opinion that can be used as a reference. A good photograph has the sharpness of the image (focus) and lighting (exposure) is appropriate.

A. FOCUS
Focusing is to regulate the activities of the object image sharpness, is done by turning the focus ring on the lens so that objects seen in the viewfinder which was originally less clear it becomes clear (in focus). Photos said to be the focus when the object is sharp / clear and has lines that firm

(not blurred). In the focus ring, there are numbers that indicate the distance (in meters or feet) object to the lens.

B. Exposure
The most important thing that must be considered in taking the picture is the lighting element. Lighting is the process of getting on camera dicahayainya film. In this case, the light received by the object should be enough so that it can be captured on film. The process of lighting (exposure) involving some combination of things, the size of aperture, shutter speed and film sensitivity (ISO). These three things determine the success of photographers in getting the film tercahayai normal, ie the incoming light onto the film in accordance with the required objects, no excess light (over exposed) or lack of light (under exposed).

- Aperture (apperture)
The diaphragm serves as a window on the lens which controls more or less light passes through the lens. The size of the aperture diaphragm is denoted by f / number. These numbers are printed on the lens: 1.4; 2; 2.8, 4; 5.6; 8; 11; 16; 22; ff. Writing the diaphragm is f / 1.4 or f/22. These figures show the size of the aperture diaphragm in the lens. Aperture diaphragm is used to determine the intensity of incoming light.

The relationship between numbers with the diaphragm aperture is inversely proportional.
"The larger the f / number, the smaller the aperture, so that light entering the less. Conversely, the smaller the f / number the more wide-aperture diaphragm so that light entering the lot."

- Shutter speed (shutter speed)
Shutter speed is fast or slow shutter works opened and closed again. Long shutter speed to control the light on the film. How it works like a window shutter. Rana was in front of the field of film and is always closed when the shutter release is pressed, to protect the film from the light field. When the shutter release is pressed, the shutter opens and closes aka back so that light can enter and illuminate the film.
The size of the shutter speed is calculated in units per second, namely: 1; 2; 4; 8; 15; 30; 60; 125; 250; 500; 1000; 2000; and B. . Numbers 1 means the shutter open with a speed of 1 / 1 sec. Numbers 2000 means the shutter open with a speed of 1 / 2000 second, and so on. B (Bulb) means speed without limit of time (shutter open as long as the shutter release is pressed)

The relationship between numbers by opening the shutter speed is directly proportional cover. "The bigger the number means the faster the shutter opens and closes, the less light to enter. The lower it is, it means that the slower the shutter opens and closes, the more light in."

- Film sensitivity (ISO)
The smaller the unit of film (the lower the ISO), the film is less sensitive to light so more light is needed to illuminate the film, otherwise the higher the ISO the more light-sensitive film so that the less light needed to illuminate the film. For example, ASA 100 requires more light than ASA 400.

ABOUT ME..!!!!

2011-10-08T03:53:00.000-07:00

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