A D I N D A F I R M A N: kamera

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Saturday, 29 January 2011

comparison

Landscape

Postcard

compare models postcard and landscape

effect:

DARKEN and SHARPNESS

by: ADINDA PHOTOGRAPH

^^^

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Monday, 13 December 2010

CAMERA LOMO

LOMO ?

pasti lo semua udah pada tahu apa kamera lomo

bentuk dan warnanya lucu banget

kayak kamera mainan

makanya banyak yang suka dengan kamera ini

akhir-akhir ini banyak wanita yang ingin membelinya

atau bahkan sudah membeli

harganyapun lumayan bersahabat

lalu apa saja jenis-jenis nya ?

cekidot

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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

gue awalnya sering baca + pahami artikel milik org ini

gue copy deh, dan kalian bisa mencobanya

tidak harus memakai SLR/DSLR kalian bisa menggunakan digital camera kok

cekidott

HOLDING THE CAMERA

Hold the camera solidly in your hand to prevent the camera from shuddering or shifting too much when pressing on the shutter button, and watch your spare fingers so that they don’t interfere with the lens. One trick is to wrap the camera strap around your fingers so that you will be more conscious of where they are. Another tip, especially with smaller cameras, is to hold your eye up to the optical viewfinder to capture the image, rather than the electronic viewfinder – this will not only help you see exactly what your capturing, but will also help to stabilize the shot between your hands and your face for less 'camera shake'.

FOCUSING

As digital cameras have a tendency to take slightly longer to focus than film camera, an important tip is to half-depress the shutter button until the camera has had time to lock the focus, and then completely press the button to take the actual shot - this can often make the difference between blurry, out-of-focus shots, and clear pictures. Also, with normal picture-taking, shutter speeds are fast enough that a small amount of shake won’t affect the resulting image much, however, there are times when you’d want to use a tripod to compensate: when taking pictures in low light, where the shutter speed will slow down enough to potentially make drag lines, and when using a long zoom, where distant objects are susceptible to blur. In each case, the tripod will settle the image and let you forget about shaking the image and focus on capturing what’s in your mind’s eye.

PREVIEW

One of the main advantages of a digital camera is being able to preview the pictures after you’ve taken them. If you are trying to capture a specific scene, you can review the shot and see if it looks the way you wanted – if it doesn’t, you can delete the shot and retake it to get it right. Why keep a picture if it’s blurry, or someone’s eyes are closed, or a person is obstructing part of the view?

ARCHIVING

Taking that one step further, there is no worse feeling than seeing the perfect kiss, smile or sunset, reaching for your camera and clicking the button, only to realize that your storage is full and you’ve missed your chance. It’s happened to everyone, but still, you can prevent it by clearing off your old pictures monthly (or more frequently if you are a shutterbug). Bring a second memory card/stick with you when you go on a trip, even if your primary card/stick is large, just in case you need the extra space. There are also portable storage products available that allow you to offload and archive your photos to keep your main storage free, ranging from iPod adapters to portable drives/CD burners.

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Thursday, 16 September 2010

ORIGINAL PHOTO

Did You Know ?

This is the original photo without the effects of photoshop

I photographed this picture because initially wanted to try it,

haha

I did not edit anything in this photo
I just gave brightness on this photo that looks more clear and sharp

You can try as
please to try experiments in photography
although the results are not satisfactory, but at least you dare do it
this is my own satisfaction, or perhaps for you too

*ngomong ngomong bahasa inggris gue bener gak nih ? gue aja gagap ngartiinnya. LOL !*