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nice shots mephisto ^^.. medyo soft lang yata yung iba, pero overall ay magaganda naman ^^ share more ^^
@mephisto member ka ba sa d31club sa facebook? join ka kung di pa... hehe
ano pong unit nyo?
Canon 450D po sa akin at gumagana yung AF nung 50mm 1.8 II dito..
ito yung aking lens:
sample shots ng lens na ito:
@nathan.. i love the moon ) nice nice.
tama... im still a beginner...
^^
@nathan....
advise naman... ano next ko buy na lens?
18-105mm or 55-200mm?
anong body ba gamit mo?
gusto ko f1.8! waaa ang sharp!
Depth of field (DOF):
Depth of field (DOF) refers to how much of a photo is sharp in front and back of where you focus on the main subject. DOF is primarily controlled by aperture size though other factors come into play such as the focal length of the lens.
More (deep) DOF
Deep depth of field means that all or most of the picture is in focus from front to back. It is often used for capturing subjects in the distance, such as in landscape scenes. The further away your camera is from the subject, the greater the depth of field. Higher f-stop numbers obtained by using smaller apertures produce deep depth of field. Short focal lengths (when lens is set at wide angle) help increase depth of field.
Less (shallow) DOF
Less depth of field means a subject is in focus but objects in front and behind it appear out of focus. Less DOF is often desired when taking portrait, close-up and macro shots. Lower f-stops (larger apertures) decrease DOF. Long focal lengths (zooming in) produce less DOF. With a digital camera, you can also make the background appear out of focus by placing the subject close to the camera and having the background far away.
If you can't manually control aperture, use portrait mode for shallow depth of field. For deep depth of field, use infinity mode.
K850 Cyber-shot phone
The K850 Cyber-shot phone features a 5 megapixel camera with the next generation camera UI and media browser, and the innovative photo auto-rotate feature displays pictures in the correct aspect (portrait or landscape) irrespective of the orientation it was taken in. This HSDPA/UMTS phone includes a 320x240 pixel 262K TFT display, Memory Stick Micro removable storage, picture and video blogging, full HTML browser benefiting from HSDPA broadband speed, and impressive music and video players.
The K850 is based on Sony Ericsson's Java Platform 8 (JP-8), supporting Mobile Services Architecture (MSA) JSR 248, the next-generation Java umbrella standard. MSA aims to reduce fragmentation in the industry by creating a predictable environment for developers, reducing porting issues when developing new applications and games for the new generation of phones.
How To Take Better Photos With Camera Cellphone
Nowadays, camera cellphones are very common and lots of folks are using their camera phones to capture photos/pictures, which has developed into a global phenomenon. As you know, take pictures by camera phone (hybrid device) is more challenging if compared to digital cameras that designed specially for capturing your valueable memories. For your need, here’s got some tips that will help you to take better photos with camera handset.
Tips To Take Better Photos (Camera Phone):
* Set the most suitable settings: Before you start to take pictures, set the settings such as weather and lighting environment (if your phone have).
* Hold your camera phone steady: As you know, the lens on a camera phone is smaller than digital cameras, so it’s very prone to camera shake. The images will result in blurry shots if you inevitably move the phone just a bit. This is especially important in low light situations.Try to stand as steady as possible.
* Watch the light: Not only refers to the quantity of light, but also how the light is arranged. Be especially mindful of where your primary light source is.
* Get close: Get as close as possible when a scene is backlit, because the resolution just isn’t there to handle foreground. In addition, this also reduces the effects of camera shake.
* Pose people: Less movement of object you focus will result in clearer shots.
* Edit later: You can edit the photos with built-in image editing software (if got) in camera phones. Instead, download your photographs to your computer and use Photoshop software.
* Keep your lens clean and free from scratch: You can purchase a good case to protect your phone.
* Select the highest resolution when you plan to print a picture: Don’t choose VGA resolution which is best for web when wanna print out a photo.
* Take lots of pictures: Provides yourself as many options as possible, it’s not analog but digital.
* Don’t use your digital zoom: It will decrease the quality of your photoshots.
Pasali ako mga dude. Just got my very first dslr last Friday. Mahilig ako sa photography kaso limitado ang kaalaman ko. I'm sure madami akong matutunan sa inyo. Magtatanong na din ako, ok bang lagyan ng lens hood yung kit lens ko? 18-55mm. Anong hood ang dapat ilagay. Salamat mga dude.
Post ko na din mga kuha ko later.
Ciao!
@astrealey i mean ung may mga auto focus po