Date :: 15 July 2013
Weather :: Hot~
Song :: Phantom Planet - California
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
2012 :: fireworks@Putrajaya
Date :: 1 January 2012
Weather :: Still hot~
Song :: Greenday - Redundant
Special thanks to Siti Nur Fairuz & family ^^
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Back To Nature :: Ver2
Date :: 1 June 2011
Weather :: Slightly Overcast
Song :: Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
special thanks to Nurul Nasehah Adnan
Monday, May 9, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Back To Nature :: Ver1
Location :: UNISEL Bestari Jaya
Date :: 20 February 2011
Weather :: Hot! as usual~
Monday, November 1, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Afternoon Walk
Location :: UNISEL Bestari Jaya
Date :: 16 October 2010
Weather :: Hot!!!
Talent :: Wan, Yana, Epul, Nysa
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
Night Landscape
A little tips for night landscape, by step ::
- Set the ISO to the highest, attach your longest focal length lens on your camera then take the metering (use spot metering for more accuracy) where the light source is. By using high ISO setting, the sensor will be more sensitive to light therefore giving more accurate reading.
- Use a small aperture for deep depth of field ( f/16, f/22) , and adjust the shutter speed until the meter shows perfect exposure.
- Then change back to the lowest ISO available, ISO 100/200, and change the shutter speed equivalent to the number of stop that you have drop from the ISO. The idea is to get the same exposure as we did with the highest ISO.
- Change your focal length/lens to the one that you prefer for the landscape shoot (usually the wide angle lens), mount the camera on the tripod, set to self-timer or remote, and take the picture.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Rear Curtain Flash
By default, your camera is set to front curtain, which means your flash fires at the beginning of the exposure, when the shutter opens.
The rear curtain flash setting let your flash to fire at the end of your exposure, just before the shutter closes. Well, you won’t see a difference at high shutter speeds but you will at slow shutter speeds. Remember what a flash does, it lights up your subject and “freezes” it in time. So if your flash goes off at the beginning of the exposure, you’ll freeze your subject and then the movement for the rest of the exposure will blur right over your “freeze” and it won’t look natural or sharp. If your flash goes off at the end of the exposure, the blur comes first and then you freeze your subject right at the end making it sharp with all the blur “in background” of your frozen subject.
The example of the rear curtain flash, with 1/1.6s handheld :
The rear curtain flash setting let your flash to fire at the end of your exposure, just before the shutter closes. Well, you won’t see a difference at high shutter speeds but you will at slow shutter speeds. Remember what a flash does, it lights up your subject and “freezes” it in time. So if your flash goes off at the beginning of the exposure, you’ll freeze your subject and then the movement for the rest of the exposure will blur right over your “freeze” and it won’t look natural or sharp. If your flash goes off at the end of the exposure, the blur comes first and then you freeze your subject right at the end making it sharp with all the blur “in background” of your frozen subject.
The example of the rear curtain flash, with 1/1.6s handheld :
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