Dreaming To Be A Famous Photographer

[twiddle007]

Kung traveler ka, at least basics alam mo.

[ba_to]

the dream has died a long time. i am more on shooting for enjoyment and not a necessity to be become known.

[justsomeguynextdoor]

just do what you love. iba-iba naman ata tingin ng tao, yung pwedeng maganang kuha para syo, hindi trip ng iba, and vice versa

Edited November 1, 2016 by justsomeguynextdoor

[glut_func]

Sana mabili ko n yung dream lens ko na 18-135. Pero prime muna sa ngyon. Mga sir ok b un pang landscape din yung 50mm

 

ang prime usually pang portrait lang talaga ang primary function nyan. Technically, pwede mo rin naman sya gamiting pang landscape pero lalayuan mo nga lang ang working distance mo.

 

Kit lens na lang gamitin mo pang landscape.

[justsomeguynextdoor]

can you share articles showing tips and some manual settings to try? using 50mm 1.8 lens thanks in advance

[glut_func]

can you share articles showing tips and some manual settings to try? using 50mm 1.8 lens thanks in advance

 

kung manual settings lang pag uusapan on a prime lens, as much as possible, sagad mo yung buka ng aperture mo - meaning, naka set ka lagi sa 1.8. Take note that the ideal use and purpose for 50mm IS for portrait lang talaga, yung mga tipong from the waist up ang kuha mo sa model mo. Timplahin mo na lang sa exposure accordingly.

 

Apart from my kit lens, I also started with a 50mm prime. Suitable to for macro, stills and even street pero I wouldn't recommend it for landscape. Masyado restricted ang working space mo, unless of course malayo ka talaga.

[Queen Darkeinjel]

can you share articles showing tips and some manual settings to try? using 50mm 1.8 lens thanks in advance

 

 

good evening. am no expert, but i do love taking photos for my food blog and photo blog. to produce decent shots for both here is a website that i used where i read some great articles regarding photography.

 

http://digital-photography-school.com/

 

and here's a link regarding gear:

 

http://digital-photography-school.com/cameras-and-gear/

 

hope that helps even just a bit.

Edited November 11, 2016 by Queen Darkeinjel

[justsomeguynextdoor]

thanks Queen Darkeinjel. will check those links..

[glut_func]

Im trying to sell my back up cam na sony a35 pero mukhang walang kumakagat hehe... hirap magbenta dito sa pinas ng mga ganitong gadgets, hindi afford ng karamihan. Kung walang pumatos ok lang, i'll just hold on to it na lang. Kung nasa SG pa ko, sigurado mabebenta to agad.

[ThomasTedsmall]

Check out post #2 to see some lovely cactus and some even flowering Any botanical gardens in your area?

[Queen Darkeinjel]

[crisj45]

I take pictures when I travel. For me photography and travelling goes hand in hand, it let's you show other people what you've seen.

[crisj45]

What are interesting things and places to photograph here in Metro Manila? Already took photos of palenke, jeepney and tricycle. I'm a bit hesitant in taking photos of street food vendors baka makuyog ako.

[glut_func]

just keep your gears close to you at all times and be less conspicuous. If you're gonna do street photography out in public, try to shoot from the hip and dont take too long in focusing your shots. You can always ask permission from your subjects if you're going to do a close up shot.

[BIG-Trouble]

thanks Queen Darkeinjel. will check those links..

Actually there is no right and wrong settings in photography. It is about the picture that you want to create. Master first the basics and then start to experiment and eventually develop your own style. My advise to newbies is not to get caught up with the gear but focus more on the technique. Most cameras can do virtually everything unless you are into sports photography or low light photography which need fast lenses. Most importantly, enjoy the hobby.

thanks Queen Darkeinjel. will check those links..

Actually there is no right and wrong settings in photography. It is about the picture that you want to create. Master first the basics and then start to experiment and eventually develop your own style. My advise to newbies is not to get caught up with the gear but focus more on the technique. Most cameras can do virtually everything unless you are into sports photography or low light photography which need fast lenses. Most importantly, enjoy the hobby.