Pose for a single man.
Pose for a single female.
Pose for friends.
Pose for couple (romantic)
One white backdrop
One black backdrop
One waist up (or some other non-full body)
One full body
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Sample Poses
Pose for a single man.
Pose for a single female.
Pose for friends.
Pose for couple (romantic)
One white backdrop
One black backdrop
One waist up (or some other non-full body)
One full body
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Learning How To Import The Right Way
1.Copy as DNG- image will be copied to a DNG format.
Copy-Image file will be copied to a original format.
Move-image files will be move to a original format.This is unavailable in some cases like importing from memory card.
Add-files will not be moved or copied. Lightroom will just add them to your working catalog.This os unavailable if you import directly from memory card,etc.
2.Copy as DNG, and Copy.
3.The last section identifies the location of where the import process will store files.
Copy-Image file will be copied to a original format.
Move-image files will be move to a original format.This is unavailable in some cases like importing from memory card.
Add-files will not be moved or copied. Lightroom will just add them to your working catalog.This os unavailable if you import directly from memory card,etc.
2.Copy as DNG, and Copy.
3.The last section identifies the location of where the import process will store files.
Canon 6D versus T3i
1. What is the difference between a Full Frame Camera and a Crop Sensor?
a full frame camera has a 33mm file and the crop sensor has a smaller frame setting.
2. What are five advantages of the 6D compared to a T3i?
The ISO range of 50-10240, 11 point AF.
3. What makes the auto focus of the Canon 5D Mark III better than that of the 6D?
It has an 11 point AF with one center cross point.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Landscape Preview
Capture Movement
When most people think about landscapes they think of calm, serene and passive environments – however landscapes are rarely completely still and to convey this movement in an image will add drama, mood and create a point of interest.Examples – wind in trees, waves on a beach, water flowing over a waterfall, birds flying over head, moving clouds.
Capturing this movement generally means you need to look at a longer shutter speed (sometimes quite a few seconds). Of course this means more light hitting your sensor which will mean you need to either go for a small Aperture, use some sort of a filter or even shoot at the start or end of the day when there is less light.
Austin 360
1.Photo by Miles Morgan from England, United Kingdom
Takes landscape photos.
2.Photo by Marco Carmassi
3.Photo by Noppawat “Tom” Charoensinphon
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