Learn photography with me
OP
nac
Aspiring Novelist
Tried "people at distance", it's ok for a start. Not impressive one... Thinking of trying it again in an open field...
And it's kinda weird that I am discussing to myself for the last one week or ten days.
I am thinking of putting the images in one place. Is that alright, if I share your image links in a website? If anyone wants to see the pictures alone, it all will be in one place.
And it's kinda weird that I am discussing to myself for the last one week or ten days.
I am thinking of putting the images in one place. Is that alright, if I share your image links in a website? If anyone wants to see the pictures alone, it all will be in one place.
axelzdly1
mR.coNfusEd
Namasthe shutter gurus! 
@W.O.O nac, you're doing an awesome job! Im really tired of research-ing key points about photography skills and thanks to you, I , now , have a GUIDE for learning/practicing..So much background work and pressure you're coping for us..THANK YOU SIR!
btw I want to be a 'active' in this thread by posting exercise results..but im feeling really shy to take my dslr outside..LOL
starting trouble..like in the 2 wheeler s..
@W.O.O nac, you're doing an awesome job! Im really tired of research-ing key points about photography skills and thanks to you, I , now , have a GUIDE for learning/practicing..So much background work and pressure you're coping for us..THANK YOU SIR!
btw I want to be a 'active' in this thread by posting exercise results..but im feeling really shy to take my dslr outside..LOL
starting trouble..like in the 2 wheeler s..
anirbandd
Conversation Architect
i am coming in a bit late, but heres some from me:
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*imageshack.us/scaled/large/196/qus8.jpg
now i'll be following up this thread closely.
@nac: great idea!! really love this idea of improvement and distributing knowledge. happy to be here.
*imageshack.us/scaled/large/713/d1d5.jpg
*imageshack.us/scaled/large/196/qus8.jpg
*imageshack.us/scaled/large/580/8d6f.jpg
*img197.imageshack.us/img197/7817/h959.jpg
*img197.imageshack.us/img197/7817/h959.jpg
now i'll be following up this thread closely.
@nac: great idea!! really love this idea of improvement and distributing knowledge.
happy to be here.
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OP
nac
Aspiring Novelist
Did you read the thread from start? If not, do so when you have time...
Some key points I would like to say, please don't take it as I am offending.
* The photographs for the exercises should be a fresh one, not from your archives/collection
* Author has suggested to use normal focal length (~50mm) for the exercises and to use black and white when learning.
Do you have this book? If not get it, it will be better to follow.
About the photographs you posted. It's not just moon/sun in the photograph. How you put the moon or sun in the frame with other elements in it and how a small object (when we shoot moon/sun @ 50mm it just fills a very small amount of space in the photograph) can be a dominant subject in a photograph. Not zoomed all the way in...
Some key points I would like to say, please don't take it as I am offending.
* The photographs for the exercises should be a fresh one, not from your archives/collection
* Author has suggested to use normal focal length (~50mm) for the exercises and to use black and white when learning.
Do you have this book? If not get it, it will be better to follow.
About the photographs you posted. It's not just moon/sun in the photograph. How you put the moon or sun in the frame with other elements in it and how a small object (when we shoot moon/sun @ 50mm it just fills a very small amount of space in the photograph) can be a dominant subject in a photograph. Not zoomed all the way in...
lm2k
Journeyman
^^ shooting always as 50mm is very good , but for point and shoot users it is really tough task to set the lens zoom to 50mm(35mm eq)
, the author of the book mentions about camera required in just a single para and for p&s 35 mm should be ok since most of the cellphone cameras are 35 to 38mm wide while p&s of today are 28.Time taken in Adjusting focal length must not become a reason for loosing a awesome shot.
my submission for plants
*u1.ipernity.com/28/17/75/22021775.6fbc78c1.640.jpg
SX150IS , 28mm , f3.4 ,1/60 th sec . flash fired- true iso -1600.
, the author of the book mentions about camera required in just a single para and for p&s 35 mm should be ok since most of the cellphone cameras are 35 to 38mm wide while p&s of today are 28.Time taken in Adjusting focal length must not become a reason for loosing a awesome shot.
my submission for plants
*u1.ipernity.com/28/17/75/22021775.6fbc78c1.640.jpg
SX150IS , 28mm , f3.4 ,1/60 th sec . flash fired- true iso -1600.
OP
nac
Aspiring Novelist
Not necessarily it should be exactly 50mm, it can be between 40mm and 60mm.
The plant can be in lower right intersection. And I feel black and white version would be better for this shot. Why the need for ISO 1600 when you are using flash? I feel ISO 1600 gives kinda bloated look. When I tried it once a while for a portrait, it was like it added some 20/30 pounds.
The plant can be in lower right intersection. And I feel black and white version would be better for this shot. Why the need for ISO 1600 when you are using flash? I feel ISO 1600 gives kinda bloated look. When I tried it once a while for a portrait, it was like it added some 20/30 pounds.
