Showing posts with label photography tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography tips. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Editing under/over expose picture

For those who are new to SLR will experience under/over expose a lot and many will just delete the under/over expose picture. I, myself wont simply delete any picture until I have seen it on a larger scale (19" monitor). From there on only will I decide to delete it or to keep it for editing purpose. I'm not a big fan of editing but on some picture (shown below) it is necessary to do so. lets see what we can do with under/over expose picture with only a few simple steps.

 This is the original picture



The rest are done with only 2-3 steps from photoscape and even picture manager.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

SLR bag for SALE!!!




Item: Lowepro altus 140

Capacity: 1 SLR with zoom lens + kit lens pocket + memory card pocket + front pocket

Price: RM100 (last seen in malaysian market RM180 + - )

Origin: Coventry UK (bought place)

Condition: superb 99.9% (used few times only)

Reason to sell: need bigger bag for growing accessories


Please leave your contact details (e-mail, tel no) if you are intrested

Monday, February 22, 2010

Cameron Valley Tea House

Cameron continued. Apart from fruits and veggies, we can also find lots of tea planted in Cameron Highlands. The all and famous tea can be tasted here freshly brew from fresh tea leaves picked on a daily basis. It would be a great evening having tea here with a picturesque scenery to be gazed upon, but an evening tea would not be complete without having some snacks to chew on. Well at Cameron Valley Tea House you can get snacks like pastry puff, muffin, and best of all are its scones.



Look out for this Tea House when u visit Cameron Highlands



A scenic view from inside the Tea House



Theres also a mini garden with various kind and color of flowers


A bold red colored flower



A soothing lavendish colored flower



Tourists poses among side the tea plant



Photography Tips: Choosing your focus point
Look closely in these 2 pictures to see the difference in focus points
Picture 1: Focus point is at the boy
Picture 2: Focus point is at the leaves



A close-up view and a long range view of the tea plant



Photography Tips: macro effect
Shoot a macro for detailed texture of an object



A field full of tea plants



Photography Tips: Auto focus/manual focus
To get this blurry effect switch to manual focus and control your focus manually


A view of one of the hotels in Cameron Highlands

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Raya day #1

Raya, raya, raya... Here are some pic on the 1st day of Raya. Not much to say, the picture will tell the story, as the saying "A picture tells a thousand and one stories." enjoy the pictures...

Photography tips:
#1 create a border of frame to make the picture stand up more.
#2 use grayscale, sepia or dll filters to make a dull picture usable.
#3 combine pictures to make it more interesting.






















Raya without fireworks is just not right, right?

















A fire cracker at work.





















3..2...1.... Blast off!!!






















Alip oh Alip...






















A brother and a sister asking for forgiveness.






















Mi Familia...





















With my bros and sis.






















Looking forward to a brighter future





















Oits... Thats the neighbor's house la...





















Everyones wants to have pic with the new car =)





















Candid... Well not so much of a candid shot.













She just wouldn't smile...





















Oiiii... Dont be greedy lorh...



Spot the different in this picture with the next picture.





































Alip says: This is mine and i won't share it!
















Two lil mischievous boys.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

monitor calibration











Calibrating your monitor allows you to have a true color in your picture. In order to identify whether your picture is under exposure or over exposure to the extend of every single bit you should calibrate your monitor. This will allow you to portrait a quality picture. For more info please click on the picture above or you could just Google "calibrate monitor" for more detail procedure. It will only take a few minutes to calibrate your monitor. Hope this will help.