Sunday, March 21, 2010

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

ISO Settings in Digital Photography

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Grant (a reader of DPS) asks – ‘I’m confused about ISO. What is the best setting to choose? Should I always choose the lowest one?’

Thanks for the question Grant. Before I attempt to answer it let me give a quick definition of ISO:

What is ISO?

In traditional (film) photography ISO (or ASA) was the indication of how sensitive a film was to light. It was measured in numbers (you’ve probably seen them on films – 100, 200, 400, 800 etc). The lower the number the lower the sensitivity of the film and the finer the grain in the shots you’re taking.
In Digital Photography ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor. The same principles apply as in film photography – the lower the number the less sensitive your camera is to light and the finer the grain. Higher ISO settings are generally used in darker situations to get faster shutter speeds (for example an indoor sports event when you want to freeze the action in lower light) – however the cost is noisier shots. I’ll illustrate this below with two elargements of shots that I just took – the one on the left is taken at 100 ISO and the one of the right at 3200 ISO (click to enlarge to see the full effect).
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(you can see larger sized images of both shots here for the 100 ISO and here for the 3200 ISO)


100 ISO is generally accepted as ‘normal’ and will give you lovely crisp shots (little noise/grain).
Most people tend to keep their digital cameras in ‘Auto Mode’ where the camera selects the appropriate ISO setting depending upon the conditions you’re shooting in (it will try to keep it as low as possible) but most cameras also give you the opportunity to select your own ISO also.
When you do override your camera and choose a specific ISO you’ll notice that it impacts the aperture and shutter speed needed for a well exposed shot. For example – if you bumped your ISO up from 100 to 400 you’ll notice that you can shoot at higher shutter speeds and/or smaller apertures.
When choosing the ISO setting I generally ask myself the following four questions:
  1. Light – Is the subject well lit?
  2. Grain – Do I want a grainy shot or one without noise?
  3. Tripod – Am I using a tripod?
  4. Moving Subject – Is my subject moving or stationary?
If there is plenty of light, I want little grain, I’m using a tripod and my subject is stationary I will generally use a pretty low ISO rating.
However if it’s dark, I purposely want grain, I don’t have a tripod and/or my subject is moving I might consider increasing the ISO as it will enable me to shoot with a faster shutter speed and still expose the shot well.
Of course the trade off of this increase in ISO will be noisier shots.
Situations where you might need to push ISO to higher settings include:
  • Indoor Sports Events – where your subject is moving fast yet you may have limited light available.
  • Concerts – also low in light and often ‘no-flash’ zones
  • Art Galleries, Churches etc- many galleries have rules against using a flash and of course being indoors are not well lit.
  • Birthday Parties – blowing out the candles in a dark room can give you a nice moody shot which would be ruined by a bright flash. Increasing the ISO can help capture the scene.
ISO is an important aspect of digital photography to have an understanding of if you want to gain more control of your digital camera. Experiment with different settings and how they impact your images today.

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ISO Settings in Digital Photography

ISO Settings in Digital Photography

Friday, March 12, 2010

Monday, March 8, 2010

Photography Business

So You Want to Enter the Photography Business?

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The photographic industry is one of the most challenging, difficult, and competitive for start up businesses. The statistics prove it. Take this 3 year study discovered by Dane Sanders in his book Fast Track Photographer: In the 1st year, 60% of photographers give up their business. Of that remaining 40%, another 25% will fail within the 2nd year. The ones that make it are the remaining 15% who endure through the 3rd year.
That’s a staggering 85% turnover rate.
Obviously, something is wrong with the way most photographers enter into this business.
So, you want to enter this business? Do your research. In reality, the photographic industry is not about photography. Photography is the end product, yes, but it is only a small percentage of what the industry is about. The rest is about business; Real-to-life business application.
What is the greatest challenge to photographic business? Understanding that many standard business principles apply to this industry, but to a degree, business principles take on a customized spin to photography business.
It’s obvious that photographers need guidance and direction for the specific tasking involved with the photographic business.
The following list is a dream business essentials kit of resources to help you survive the 1st, 2nd, 3rd years and beyond. Remember, foundations are everything. You may need to enter the industry at a slower pace, but have the perspective that you are building your business to last.
Whether you are a naturally business savvy individual, or clueless about business practicalities, this list will assist you to not only survive the photographic industry, but to find the beauty of thriving.

1. Vision Mongers by David DuChemin

Everyone’s path to success is different, because everyone’s definition of success is different. In this book, DuChemin highlights the journeys of nine photographers who have passionately devoted themselves to their craft and their business. You will be challenged, inspired, and encouraged by their stories – and find out if this is an industry you really want to be a part of.

2. Business and Legal Forms for Photographers by Carolyn E Wright

Even a photography business is subject to the law – and those laws may surprise you. Written by a photographer, this book will de-mystify the area of photographic legalities, and give understandable and concise information for you to run your business.

3. The [b] School

Created by the successful “Becker”, the [b] school is a subscription only resource for professional photographers – or aspiring professionals. You must have a business name in use, a web presence, and a desire to get involved with industry leaders. Building relationships with others in the industry will be invaluable to you as you build your business – after all, no one else can help an aspiring professional photographer as well as a professional photographer.

4. Photographic Mentoring

Several professional photographers offer one-on-one mentor programs that will help you dig deep to discover the motivations and foundations for setting up your business. Sometimes you need more clarity than you can give yourself. Dane Sanders, Bride Inspired, Sarah Barlow, Sarah Petty and others will help you build slowly and surely toward your goals.

5. The Photographers Guide to Making Money: 150 Ideas for Cutting Costs and Boosting Profits by Karen Dorame

The opportunities to spend money on photography equipment, supplies, and investments are endless. Don’t spend unnecessarily. Be savvy enough to discern which products and services you should choose to maximize your profits – and which you should do without.

6. News fire / Google reader

If you become like your friends, then it may be safe to say that you will become like the photographers you follow. Take the time to follow and subscribe to photographers whose work inspires you. Study their work, their branding, their business practices; you will be able to consistently glean profitable information – without spending a cent.

7. Café Joy

Sarah’ Petty, a professional photographer for over 10 years has developed the program that she wished she had as a starting photographic professional. Offering both paid and free resources, Sarah’s passion and business sense will help guide aspiring pro photographers to legitimate business depth and practice. Moreover, she guarantees that her resources will indeed help you – or money back.

8. DPBestFlow.org

Developing workflow systems can be a great challenge to photographers because it requires fluid organization and clarity – outside the creative zone. DPBestFlow offers advice and guides on what it means to develop professional workflow to save time and money in your business.
If you slowly incorporate these resources into your research and tasking, you will be set on a more than solid track to any photographic business.

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Saturday, February 27, 2010

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Saturday, February 20, 2010

Car Thrones Gem diamonds

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Thursday, February 18, 2010
we know about the mercedes benz cars with diamonds wrapped in all parts of the body

'Business RICH QUICK'
If you frequently browse or look over the flood of offers on the internet about online business, then I'm sure you've heard the "secret website that sells a sack of money to send your account in a flash", or "magical tactics that can make money automatically without having to work ".

I'm sure: You also know perfectly well that all the promises it is a beautiful dream that exist only in fairy tale world. I myself often find such websites, and fascinated by its promises so well ...

If so ... Is it not possible to get rich as promised?

Luckily you directly ask about this issue.

I want to say a VERY EXPRESSLY that the Internet and online business is likely to make you produce tens of millions to hundreds of millions each month on a regular basis and is a passive income. But to get there you need preparation.

This is the law of nature and a universal law. Everything takes time and process.
• Before you can run, you must learn to walk first.
• Before you can walk, you must learn to stand up first.
• Before you can stand, you have to learn to crawl first.
Why Many FAIL Although Yang's Investment Time and Money To Learn?

Before I answer, I want to ask you.
If you want to vacation in Bandung, what is the first time you MUST learn?
* Are you going to find out what foods are good in Bandung?
* Are you going to find out which resorts are much visited by tourists?
* Are you going to find out which hotels are comfortable but it affordable?
* Are you going to find out the uniqueness of what you can find in Bandung?
Does the study all the information above, you are SURE and can be reached on vacation in Bandung?

Surely the answer is NO. Why?

Because all of the above will only be useful if you're here in Bandung.

So the very first you must learn if you want to vacation in Bandung is how to go to Bandungnya first.
• Is the motor?
• Was the car?
• Is the bus?
• Does the train?
• Is a plane?
Well ... if so, the online business is the same.

If you want to:
Yes, I want to give the best for my family
Yes, I want to have a new home
Yes, I want to have a new car
Yes, I want to walk out of the country
Yes, I want to do business from home
Yes, I want to be a trip around the world
Yes, I want to get the best of my dreams
Yes, I want to fire my boss
Yes, I want to have a LOT of time with the people I love
Yes, I want to have more money than my bill
Yes, I want to wake up the day but still rich
Yes, I want to ....
So you have to learn how. The way to drive the Internet (online business) to achieve all your dreams and desires.

You are free to choose the type of vehicle you will use to achieve the above dream, because so many types of vehicles, such as:
• Adsense
• Article Marketing
• Affiliate Marketing
• Copywriting
• Pay Per Click
• SEO / Search Engine Optimization
• Social Network
• Directory
• eBay
• Amazon
• Portal
• eBooks
• Audio
• Videos
• Software
• Webinar
• calls
• Podcast
• Coaching
• Outsourcing
• Membership
• Translation
• Forum
• Groups
• Social Boomarks
• Joint Venture
• List Building
• Email Marketing
• ClickBank
• PayDotCom
• CJ
• Linkshare
• Network Marketing
• Seminar / Workshop
• Pay Per Lead
• and much more
So you may just learn all kinds of internet business vehicle that you want but it still does not make any money, could even lose money.

Because before you learn to kind of internet business vehicles, the MOST FIRST you MUST learn is the foundation (you must have the car keys).

Learn to drive a car, without the key will not take you up geared toward, as a result of the way so many places and eventually the weight because she felt frustrated that the internet business is not making money, but waste waste of money.
Sources: Kelvin Hui http://www.tipsakti.com/

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

KOMUNITAS BLOGGER DI JEMBER

Ayo kawan-kawan di Jember yang belum bergabung, segera daftar. Gratis lho !
Biar tambah rame. Ayo kita cintai Jember biar lebih maju.
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Friday, February 12, 2010

Camera Digital

Tips Choosing a Digital Camera
Before buying a digital camera is used to determine the next steps or learn and explore as much as possible information about the digital karema;
The following tips before you buy a digital camera from an article in the forum http://www.kamera digital.com.


Digital cameras have the kind of variety and features that sometimes makes us confused to choose according to our needs. Choosing a camera is tricky, especially for users who enter the category beginners or amateurs. Therefore, it is very useful tips for prospective users cameras before choosing the desired digital cameras. Here are some tips before hunting digital cameras.
Resolution
Digital images created by dots, called pixels. This resolution refers to the number of pixels that work together to make a photograph. Usually indicated by a horizontal x vertical. 1280x960 resolution has a total of 1.2 Megapixels. The greater the resolution will produce images that are also better.
Adjust the resolution offered with your choice. Usually a single camera is available in different resolution options. If you just want to send photos via e-mail, 640x480 resolution is adequate. But if you want to print should select a larger resolution, so that the image is not broken and blurred.
Make sure other support features
Before buying, make sure the digital camera you choose several options supporting features such as additional memory capacity. This is to enlarge your image storage.
If you occasionally want to move images, select the camera that supports video because some digital cameras there is only capable of audio only. Adjust to your needs. Video or audio?
Also note the zoom capabilities on offer. Optical zoom into the center of attention rather than digital zoom, the devices that provide facilities kunak and enlarge the image croppping.
Flash (flash)
The average digital camera products equipped with integrated flash. There are automatic or have to press the button on to run it. Flash is useful as a supporter of light.
Pictures taken in dark conditions could still show up with the help of blinding lights.
Note also the slim whether additional features such as a reduction of red-eye effect. Some products also come with options for shooting photos at night or the night scene.
LCD screen
LCD screen on the back of digital camera lets you see the object. Here you can also view and delete unwanted pictures. Select the LCD screen that contains a large enough resolution so that the colors appear more natural. Screen size also varies. Make sure the screen is not too small, so the image can look up to.
Self-timer
Self timer can usually reach 10 seconds. In addition to self-image photographing easier, this feature is also useful for taking pictures in poor light conditions because it can reduce the pressure on the shock of the shooting button.
Battery life
If you do not want the fun is lost because of the sluggish battery, you need to consider how long this power source can survive. Selecting a battery that can be refilled (rechargeable) is wise and more efficient.
Connections
Consider whether your digital camera can connect with other digital devices such as televisions, printers, PC or Mac. You will be helped by a USB cable.
You can also print images with the help of a USB cable. Some digital cameras have PictBridge support that makes you free to print pictures directly from digital camera even though the brand is different.
The six vendors that pioneered the open standards it is Canon, Hewleet-Packard, Seiko Epson Corporation, Olympus Optical Company, Fuji Photo Film Corporation and Sony Corporation.
Pricing
Do not forget to calculate the price of other supporting devices such as rechargeable battery and AC adapter.
Operation
Select a digital camera that does not take too many shots after the break. Gap of 4 to 6 seconds just might make you less satisfied with the performance of the lean.
Compare prices and warranty
Do not just knit to be sati store. If there is free time does not hurt you to do little research before buying.
Different profit margins to be the source of why the prices you see in stores is not the same one with the other. Notice also the warranty.

Finally, not only enamored of the seductive shape but note the content or features in a product.
Please use the facility-Digital.com Camera Forum to view and seek additional information before making your choice.

Digital Photography: Future My World: Health Solution / Solusi Kesehatan

Digital Photography: Future My World: Health Solution / Solusi Kesehatan

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Landscape

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