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Digital Photography Help – How To Use The Histogram

Many digital cameras now come with a histogram feature which might scare you a bit with its complicated look. If your shy towards using this feature you might be surprised at how easy it actually is. I will tell you how you can use it to your advantage since its a really great tool while your out snapping shots.

The histogram is basically like a mini guide on how well lighted your photos are. If you use it correctly it’ll save you tons of time by making sure you do not take unusable pictures or making it easier on your photo editing phase. For starters i will explain the the different sides.

If the histogram has lots of density on the left, but very little on the right, it means your picture is under exposed. Under exposed just means darker with not a lot of light or visibility in the shot. You can use this to try and get a light source, such as a lamp or flash light or street lights or maybe even just use the flash button, which will guide you through until you get he right amount of light in your shot.

If the histogram has higher curves on the right and little on the left it means the exact opposite. Your shot is over exposed and has way too much light. Having too much light makes the photos come out less defined which tends to lessen the quality. You can try fixing this by finding a nice shaded area to snap from or try using a faster shutter speed so less light hits the camera.

If it shows up pretty well balanced in the middle then your picture is just about right. Means no real need to fix or retake the shot you did a great job!

There are a few ways to fix over and under exposed shots. You can try using your EV (exposure compensation) tool. This tool lets you brighten or darken pictures you have taken and comes with most digital cameras. You can also use computer software but the point of a histogram is to make that step easier or completely take it out.

There is also the times were you get alot of density on both sides. This means your picture has both very bright lighting and dark spots. Waterfall shots tend to have this and basically any dark and light contrasting photos will come out this way. This is one of the only things software can not fix. It might make it better but certainly not the way you would want it.

Though this is only a small tip it can really start making an improvement in your photos instantly. If you would like more tips and helpful information you can visit digital photography tips for some other things you might be missing. If your really looking into getting lots of help in digital photography, everything from what camera to buy, to how to put your photos online, you can go here digital photography course to find a great course on making the best out of your photography hobby or career!

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October 31, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Improve Your Digital Photography Technique – Digital Photography Technique Help

Taking photos is not as simple as point and shoot. You must have a good sense of how to hold your camera and keep the shot focused. Though this is not very hard sometimes it might take awhile to figure out that your doing this simple step of photography wrong or not as well as you should be.

Many times as you look over your photos you might notice that they are a bit blurry or grainy. This is not your cameras fault. Most of the time the blame can be pinned right on the photographer for not having a steady hand. Though you don’t need a specific way to stand or sit while you take your pics, there are some helpful tips that could resolve all your unsteady camera problems.

For one you can get yourself better planted on the ground. You might be trying to get a good angle but that does not mean you can’t still find a good balance as your taking your photographs. Try crouching down on one knee, or positioning your legs one in front of the other to make your overall balance that much better. Even a simple thing like this really helps with keeping a steady camera while you take your shot.

Next thing you should do is keep your camera close to your body. Do not try and take photos with your arms stretched out away from you because this really makes it hard to keep the camera steady. Instead hold it closer to yourself to make keep steady or even keep it on top of your knee or tripod if you have one, if you don’t they are cheap and highly recommended. If you hold your digital camera close to you, you will have a better control on any shakes or movements.

Remember the less chance there is of movement while your taking a photo the more consistently better your pictures will come out. You won’t have to worry about those pesky blur problems all the time. With this help you can start taking better pictures right away and maybe shoot a certain picture that you just could not get right. So start shooting and get those dream shots you know you want!

Though this is only a small tip it can really start making an improvement in your photos instantly. If you would like more tips and helpful information you can visit Digital Photography Tips for some other things you might be missing. If your really looking into getting lots of help in digital photography, everything from what camera to buy, to how to put your photos online, you can go here Digital Photography Course to find a great course on making the best out of your photography hobby or career!

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October 31, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Nikon D40 Takes A Final Bow – Nikon D3000 Is In – Can It Outperform The Canon Rebel XSi

Two and a half years – that’s an eternity in camera years. The legendary Nikon D40 held the honor as Nikon’s best, most inexpensive DSLR for that long. Now it’s time for the D3000 to duke it out with the Canon Rebel XSi to see if it has the same durability.
Nikon’s D40 has been a truly great performer in the entry level DSLR market. Its rise to the top of the market in the cheap DSLR market is due to the value that buyers felt they got when buying. It truly was a wonderful camera for beginning DSLR buyers. You can still get a D40, but they are no longer being manufactured, so the supply will run out before too long.

The Nikon D3000 has now been released, and it is already making its presence known in the camera market. There have been major upgrades from the D40, most notably from a 6.1 megapixel sensor in the D40 to 10.2 megapixels in the D3000. There have also been technology advances in the LCD, the image processing engine, and auto focus modes. Overall, cameras are getting “smarter” with each release. So it is becoming easier to take excellent photos when selecting the right scene mode. At the time of this article, the user rating at Amazon.com is perfect. Not one reviewer has listed a negative about their new D3000.

Canon’s direct competition to the D3000 is the Canon Rebel XSi (aka 450D). They have very similar specifications and features, but the Rebel XSi has been on the market for a year and a half already.
Here is an interesting observation. Canon and Nikon have gone head to head for as long as digital cameras have been around. Both companies came out with sub-$1000 DSLR cameras at almost exactly the same time. Both companies have similar cameras at every level in the DSLR market. There is not a clear winner at any level between Canon and Nikon. The victor is whoever the camera buyer deems to be the victor. If the buyer is a Nikon buyer, normally they will stick with Nikon, and vise versa for Canon. Infrequently, photographers have crossed the line one way or the other, but it is fairly uncommon.

So, today, if you are buying a DSLR for the first time, which one do you choose?

The writer was in this very predicament when the D40 and the Canon Rebel 300D came out. Ready to buy the first DSLR. Read all the forum posts. Got confused by the Canon-Nikon mud slinging and name calling (I read the forum posts now just for amusement).

Yours truly came down on the Canon side back then. Now, with the same decision, considering the cheap DSLR market, the decision would be in favor of Nikon… for only one reason. It is not because I have been dissatisfied with my Canon gear.. not at all. The decision would be based solely on the age of the cameras; the Nikon is newer and actually costs a few dollars less. But either one will be an excellent choice.

And either one will give you awesome pictures. And both will be replaced by newer models in the very near future.

Go ahead and read the forum posts. But be prepared to be spammed by some hard-nosed fans of either Canon or Nikon. It’s kind of like going to a football game in the New York Giants stadium if they are playing the Jets. It will be difficult to get an unbiased assessment because they are cross-town rivals.

There are some unbiased facts and real statistics at entry level DSLR about the Canon Rebel XSi or Nikon D3000.

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October 29, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Life / 2

This little slide show is too big for YouTube, so I have put it here. Not really the right place but it works. Click on the link and it should open automatically if you have QuickTime, otherwise select Open (depends on your system). You can also download by clicking Save (it’s very big though – over 200mb).

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“Life / 2 – Photos of Roo & Thanjira in Thailand”

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October 28, 2009 Post Under Gallery - Read More

Guidelines For Photographing Your Cat

Every cat is proud of his or her friendly feline. Cats make perfect subjects in which to photograph. You can catch your cat and a variety of interesting and fun poses when you know how to take pictures of your cat. If you are interested in photographing your cat, here are some guidelines to help you buy the best shots.

Catch your Cat Napping
Nothing looks quite as relaxing as a cat taking a nap. Cats do sleep a lot, so if you take a picture of your cat napping, you have plenty of opportunity. The best time to take a picture of your cat is to catch it when it is asleep. You can take close-ups of your cat either as it sleeps, or gently wake your cat up for a relaxed look. For a nice shot of your cat, try gently rubbing your cat’s belly right when you want to snap a picture. This will encourage your cat to roll over on its back.

Natural Sunlight
When you think of a sleeping cat, where do most cats enjoy sleeping? You can usually find a cat napping in the sun. If you have a window that gets full or filtered sunlight during the day, then try to open the curtains or blinds to encourage cap napping. As soon as you see your cat sit in the sun, try to take a few pictures. When the sunlight is good, try a few shots without using your flash. This will give your picture a nice natural glowing effect. In addition, natural light often works best anyway because if you use a bright flash, your cat will usually close his or her eyes or the eyes could end up looking red.

Forget Posing and Planning
Cats are much for posing. You cannot really ask that a cat stay and sit. When you take pictures of your cat, you should always have your camera on hand for candid shots. Look at your cat during the day and determine your cat’s schedule and favorite places. Accomplish around your cat and you will get better pictures. Try to be spontaneous, and above the whole thing stay patient. It may take several tries to get a couple of great shots, but posing your cat rarely works.

I have tried to purchase my three cats to pose and let me take a picture, but even though they sleep together, play together, they cannot stand or in this sit next to each without someone starting something. If I had three people to help and set back out of the picture, it might work. As you can see, cat’s needs to do what cats do and take your pictures that way.

Buy Help
Another good tip for taking pictures of your cat is to purchase help. You can buy great pictures of playful cats and kittens by having someone help you wiggle a string, the throw a ball or call the cat’s name. It is very difficult to try to play with your cat and take pictures at the same time. Your pictures will turn out much better if you buy someone to help you. In addition, if you are trying to purchase a picture of your cat looking directly at your camera, have someone stand above you can call the cat’s name, or make a noise that will prompt the cat to look directly above your head.

If you are a patient and willing, you can purchase some excellent shots of your cat. Cats are so fun to take pictures of because you never know what they will do. Uphold your camera handy and ready to go as soon as your cat springs into action. Cat’s normal activity seems to make us smile and laugh, their antics always may wonderful pictures. Pictures of kittens playing from birth on also make for some great pictures. If you have the camera, you will never miss the perfect picture.

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October 27, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Running A Cinematography Business – Mummy Entrepreneur

Running a Photography Venture – Mummy Entrepreneur

Early in 2000 I started my photography venture, initially my idea was to work weekends and build a reputation photographing wedding. I couldn’t devote all my time since I was a branding consultant, at that time I was being sent across the world. Soon the design branding company won a lucrative contract in Russia, it was then I made the decision to resign and concentrate on my cinematography. I couldn’t face the long trips and periods away from home anymore.

Soon after I’d had my first baby son, my husband was fantastic at this point. He realized my passion for cinematography and began working from home, which allowed me to develop my photography big business.

After 8 years, we’re a very tight knit family. The biggest discipline I face is to make sure I spend quality time with son and to switch off from my small business, come the end of the day. When my son is a few years older I will move my small business into an office, this will bar me from checking emails during the evening.

I now find cinematography addictive!! Stimulates your creativity, not only challenges you but takes you to great places, and hopefully rewards you with some great pictures. When you show pictures of a wedding portfolio, people are impressed, because they can see all of the wonderful details. In fact one wedding I took photographs for, the wedding chair cover hire company approached me to take pictures of their wedding chair covers for their brochure.

When it’s your own big business, you care desperately about every last detail. So when a customer calls you and says how delighted they are with their finished photographs, you’re so thrilled. Equally if something goes wrong, yes it does sometimes, you really feel responsible and want make sure it’s put right. As the saying goes “ you eat, drink and sleep your own venture” well this is certainly true.

Apart from all the obvious things you’ll need to think about – having a unique proposition, knowing your opposition, compliance etc. I would say the most useful things I’ve come to understand is that ‘nothing happens unless you make it happen’ and that ‘ the worst thing anyone can say to you is no’, so don’t be afraid and just go for it.

Since starting my business, I have never looked back. After all the hardwork setting my business up, all the marketing and financial constraints it has been worth it.
If asked “would you have changed anything along the way”, my answer would be, I should have started my business sooner!

If you have an idea and passion, please follow your dream and set up your own business.

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October 25, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Chroma Key Software – 7 Essential Ingredients

How do you make the impossible possible ? Speeding through the forest on ski’s,making a car go underwater, make a game of football appear on the moon or even the TV weather forecaster standing in front of the animated weather systems.Well,all of it is illusion created by effects known as green screen or Chroma key background.This technology allows you fantastic artistic control to put subjects in totally imaginary conditions but for it to appear totally real.
One of the common mistakes we see in developing believable shots, no matter what the camera is with the lighting. With the new software suites and technologies that companies are producing, managing the technical aspects of lifting keyed figures out and placing them into a new background has becomeeasy. So we find ourselves at a place where creating a great shot is less about the technician, and more about an eye for detail, design and lighting.

The good thing is, if you’re doing your own special effects, there are some simple steps you can take to ensure it works with yourpictures. These are things we do every time we pick up the camera, and they’ve saved more than one photographer in the end.For a creative project that requires shooting the subject against a green, blue or chroma-key background, you should remember that it takes more than good lighting to avoid having your shots look set up.
Green/blue screen or chroma key software are each preferred for different types of shots.

1.Begin with the end: Before you even shoot a picture, think ahead about what the background of your project will look like, you should also be able to choose the right camera height and lens that would make sure your footage edits well. The more planning and thought you have at the start, the more professional your work will be at the end.

2.Stay away from the background: Place your subject at least 8 feet away from the backdrop. This will reduce your shadow and if you’re using a longer lens, it will also help separate the subject from the chroma key, which will give you a clear edge. Usually the background color reflects onto the subject creating a slight blue tinge around the edges. This is known as blue spill. It doesn’t look nearly as bad as green spill, which one would get from green.

3.Ensure the screen is lit evenly with no shade areas or shadows and that includes the floor for full length shots.

4. Have a simple script to work with,this will eliminate you forgettingwhen a shot or which prop is used when.Remember KISS.

5.Your subject should not be wearing anything the same color as the screen, green/blue depending on the background color,or parts of them will be invisible.

6.Always check your green/blue screen is evenly lit. Any shadows can cause discoloration and stripes, which is not good.

7.Always check the camera is not on “Auto White Balance”. Set it to manual and hold a piece of paper up to the lens so it can analyze the white balance with the light in the room

Be creative! Remember, with Chroma key equipment you can stand on a blue/green thing, and make it look like you’re flying!

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October 23, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Wedding Photography Techniques – Seeing Is Unbelieving.

Watching a couple commit to a life together, to love and cherish one another, is one of the most inspiring times we all can experience. Just the thoughts and dreams of how two spirits become as one has always kept this institution of marriage great. In order to keep these memories fresh in our minds, and even more so remind the happy couple of the day they pledged their lives to one another, for better and for worse, requires a person who can capture the moment.

Artistic wedding photography cannot be taught with a simple plan that you can follow and be repeated over and over again,every wedding is different even if it is at a venue you may have been to before.You have to prepare for each wedding with an open mind ready for any situation to arise.You have to react,when the opportunity to capture the unexpected moment reveals itself. The formal wedding shots are the backbone of the day but not images the couple want to remember.You can be invited to some of the most lavish days that the bride and groom are ever likely to have in there lives.You should become a fly on the wall, this is challenging but also very rewarding.

Artistic wedding photography techniques can take you around the world on the most important and emotional day of the couples lives.But the reality is that your computer and editing software is the core of your business it can save you lot’s of time and money and make your business profitable .Your skills with the computer and the chroma key software are equally if not more important than your skills with the camera.But always keep in mind cameras don’t take pictures photographers do.The photographer can see the moment and capture it in an artistic manner.Being a portrait photographer is like being an historian in the life of your client,the memorable events at the wedding, the first child or even photographing the family pet, you help them to store memories of each moment in time.

Composing all that great stuff in a balanced and organized manner , recognize a picture taking opportunity , a decisive moment, but also challenge that conservative approach that leads to dull and boring ordinary shots .Creativity is best described as a combination of imagination,inspiration,perception and talent . Unique and inspiring subject matter can be created with some help from editing software.there is no set formula or recipes for a great image, most of all have some fun.This modern technology puts the artistic control firmly in your hands.Wedding photo ideas tend to come at the most unexpected moments be ready for them.
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October 23, 2009 Post Under Wedding Photography - Read More

ISO Qualified Maker Of Picture Frames Moulding

If a photograph is the best way to preserve a memory so is the place of a high-quality picture frame in preserving a picture. Picture frame mouldings are the elegant and the strong option to redecorate your spot of the world provided these frames are finished of high quality wood under high quality principles and are capable of pleasing your visual mind – the attributes that define the art of wood picture frame molding at ‘Classic Science’ – Malaysian leading wooden picture frame molding concern.

Founded in 1988, the company has evolved as the top most company of the nation in the wooden picture frame moulding industry. Presently the company owns six factories that run over an field of 8,000 square meters and set up state-of-art work setting and manufacturing capabilities that make sure every piece conformed to high principles of quality. Classic Science sees wooden frame manufacturing as more of an art that requires paying attention to finest details so that it can build your piece of the world sweet in actual meaning.

Every sector at Classis Science strives hard to add up value to the product before it is passed to end consumer. The procedure begins with purchasing the high quality and legally verified raw material that is severely inspected by the total quality administration department before it is sent to manufacture department. The lumber is dried under ideal setting of 10-12% humidity to make certain high quality. As TQM department ensures high quality finished goods by continuously inspecting every and every stage of the production process, R&D department makes an vital fraction of the organization by aiming at developing fresh and enhanced designs and incorporating excellence at every step of manufacturing by deploying the best practices. Classic Science is the only Malaysian company in this very business that is attributed to ISO 900:2000 status. With modern manufacturing technologies which consist of Danish dust controller and boiler systems, German molder equipment, Italian sanding belts & wheel machines and Italian extruder and stacker, all single piece manufactured at Classic Science is no doubt a masterwork!

Classic Science offers a broad variety of picture frames moulding. These take in matt black moldings, high gloss lacquer picture frames, wood stain frames, decorative gilding moldings, metallic & matt color picture frames, veneer frames, embossing style frames, washed & distressed moldings, shadow box & floater picture frames and fillet wooden picture frame moldings etc. These frames are available in many colors and dimensions. In every group there are choices of minimum 4 to maximum 14 frame sizes.

High quality principles, beautiful and stylish product design, a array of rich options and competitive pricing is what tell the only company of Malaysia in wooden picture frame molding business that holds a position at the main board of Malaysian Stock Exchange. The company takes high honor in being a socially responsible company that concerns about the responsible management of world’s forests and produces products only from wood that is officially verified. Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain-of-Custody (COC) award is a sign of company’s commitment to preservation of broadly depleting forests across the world.

Classic Science has a strong customer base spreading from Asia all the way to America. Consumers can place an online order from all over the globe. Being a quality and responsible organization Classic Science values the time of its respected customers and not only fulfills its commitments by delivering goods in time but also responds at the appointed time if a customer raises some question!

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October 19, 2009 Post Under General - Read More

Open House in New York launches photography competition

At America’s largest architect and design event, the 7th Annual Open House Weekend in New York City October 10-11, the public can embark on individual tours of usually closed or unknown spaces in the city and submit their best pictures afterwards.

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October 4, 2009 Post Under Photographic Competitions - Read More

Project Basho, Onward ‘10, juried photography competition

Project Basho, a photography resource center in Philadelphia, is now accepting submissions for the ONWARD ‘10 competition. This year’s juror is Debbie Fleming Caffery, noted documentary photographer and Guggenheim fellow.

Selected work will be featured in a group exhibition at Project Basho in February 2010 as well as in Project Basho’s online gallery. Special recognition will be awarded in the form of cash prizes and the opportunity for a two-person show at Project Basho Gallery.

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AIA Miami 2009 International Architectural Photography Competition

AIA Miami presents the 16th Annual – 2009 International Architectural Photography Competition. The top entries will be exhibited during Celebrate Architecture 2009 as well at the 2010 AIA National Convention in Miami. With this call of entries, AIA Miami introduces a special category in honor of the 2010 AIA National Convention in Miami. Entries located in Miami will be selected for a special exhibit during the event in June 2010.

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Essex Heritage accepting entries in photo contest

All amateur photographers are invited to submit images to the Essex Heritage Photo Contest. Any photos captured between Nov. 1, 2008, and Oct. 15, 2009, are eligible. Share your story and submit any images taken in the Essex National Heritage Area, assigning them to one of four categories: “My Space,” “On a Photo Safari,” “General Images of ENHA” or “National Historic Landmarks.”

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5 Pack Giveaway Photo Contest #2

Your photo can be anything you imagine as long as it pertains somehow to cigars. All entries must be your own work and hold no copyrights to any other parties. All rights will remain with the creator and only a use right for display and contest purposes are grated to Cigar Obsession.

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October Photo Contest: Contrast

It’s the first of the month—October already!—and that means it’s time for another Washingtonian.com photo contest. For this month’s theme, show us how you interpret the idea of contrast. We want you to play on opposites and juxatposition: Dark and light? Big and small? Hot and cold? You decide—just get creative.

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“Shoot Out” photo contest

A photography contest will be held in conjunction with the Washington County Outdoor Expo taking place on November 21-22 at the Washington County Agricultural Center. All contest entrants must be a student in Washington County – public, private or home schooled, ages seven to eighteen to participate.

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Photos of El Salvador Contest!!

Do you like taking pictures? Do you have the photography bug? This is your chance to make your pictures of El Salvador shine!

We are working on Calendar El Salvador 2010 featuring beautiful photos of El Salvador and will be offering a FREE downloadable copy on our website.

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Online Pic Contest Wants Your Awkward Couple Moments

Everyone’s got them. I’m talking about those “awkward” family photos where little Timmy was picking his nose without anyone noticing when the family photo was taken, or Grandma’s half empty bottle of Schnapps is clearly visible on a picture time stamped 9 am.

So what to do except make sure they don’t land on Facebook or get inadvertently sent out in an e-mail, as you haven’t gotten around to properly labeling your hundreds of online images?

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Generator Energy Shot Launches Celebrity Photo Contest

Generator Energy Shot, the market’s only once-daily energy supplement, has launched its first celebrity “Shot on Site” photo contest.

Get a photo of a celebrity holding a bottle of Generator for a chance to win a year’s supply of Generator Energy Shots!

Contestants should submit their best photographs of any celebrity holding a bottle of Generator. Photographs will be posted on the Generator website and fans will get to vote for their favorites. The winners will receive a year’s supply of Generator Energy Shots.

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October contest theme: Pink

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the small pink ribbons that adorn lapels and blouses will be out in force.

We’ve never had a single color as a contest theme, so let’s give it a try.

Your photos do NOT have to have anything to do with breast cancer awareness; they simply have to include the color pink in an effective way: Significant or subtle, central focus or interesting highlight.

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