six_feet_deep Posted March 11, 2010 Share Posted March 11, 2010 Bro try mo dito... TayHua Trading THANKS BOSS!!!! Quote Link to comment
efpig Posted March 11, 2010 Share Posted March 11, 2010 There is absolutely no logical reason for using a film camera any more; digital is now capable of producing far technically far better results in terms of resolution, fidelity and versatility. Photoshop and the like put tools way beyond the capability of the most talented color darkroom worker in the hands of everyone.That doesn't mean better pictures of course. As someone else pointed out, the only two essential tools remain the same as they were in the days of the Daguerotype: light and your eye.Choosing to expose film and then waiting days to see the results frankly just seems like masochism to me. There is only one way to become an expert at anything and that is continual practice, evolving and growing. To limit yourself to at most 36 frames and then analyzing the result a week later having forgotten the settings and circumstances is pointless, expensive and self-limiting. I'm certain that were Cartier-Bresson still alive he would still be waiting for those Decisive Moments but he would be catching a great many more of them with a digital camera. Having said that of course I still cant part with my F4, Leica and Hasselblad. The sheer beauty of the mechanisms still awes me even if I never use them. Much as I still wear a mechanical automatic watch when a 10 buck quartz would tell the time better. So much for logic.. Quote Link to comment
herecomesthemoney Posted March 22, 2010 Share Posted March 22, 2010 who knows where i can study basic photography na mura. sorry newbie here. got my own slr baby. d90 nikon with 50mm lens sorry low budget for me. Quote Link to comment
Pinoymale Posted March 25, 2010 Share Posted March 25, 2010 who knows where i can study basic photography na mura. sorry newbie here. got my own slr baby. d90 nikon with 50mm lens sorry low budget for me. Hi, you can try FPPF ( http://photoworldmanila.com/ ), they offer monthly courses for basic, advanced, and other photography courses. My wife took their Basic Photography course and enjoyed it. Have fun! Quote Link to comment
six_feet_deep Posted March 25, 2010 Share Posted March 25, 2010 try mo flickr, and youtube wala ka nang hahanapin pang iba.... although iba yung on the spot nakikita mo yung nangyayare.... goodluck! Quote Link to comment
altaroflion Posted March 29, 2010 Share Posted March 29, 2010 For Serious Photography Enthusiast! Black and White Film Developing and Printing Tutorial Type: Education - Workshop Date: Saturday, April 10, 2010Time: 9:00am - 5:00pmLocation: Blumentritt, Sampaloc, ManilaDescriptionCalling all photography enthusiasts! Go back and learn the basics of manual film developing. Enjoy the process of printing your own negatives and be enthralled by the magic of manual film developing. Join the Black / White Film Developing and Printing Tutorial and learn to develop your own film and print your own photographs. This one-day tutorial assures you that at the end of the workshop, you’ll go home with your own processed negatives and printed black and white photos. Attendees need to bring at least 2 exposed rolls but not yet develop black and white films ( 135’s or 120’s ). Limited number of participants per session may be accommodated to assure a one-on-one tutorial session. Venue: Blumenttrit St., Sampaloc, Manila. Contact Ariel Tresvalles at altaroflion@yahoo.com for more information. Please write the heading: Black and White Film Tutorial Ariel TresvallesMarketing Services ManagerFujifilm / YKL Color Inc #24 Sto. Domingo St.,Brgy. Sienna, Quezon City Quote Link to comment
1shooter Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 Sa mga gusto matuto ng basic photography at meron kayong facebook acct. try nyo ito ( DSLR Beginners & Amateur Group ) its free and check nyo who are the adviser or officers of the group ang babait nila, all about basic or kahit advance photography tutulungan nila kayo! Good luck! Quote Link to comment
jubei30 Posted April 18, 2010 Share Posted April 18, 2010 hi ano mganda dslr n camera for newbies yung medyo affordable Quote Link to comment
arrow Posted April 30, 2010 Share Posted April 30, 2010 mga masters, ask ko lang kung ano maganda filter brand (polarizing filter)for canon. thanks.. Quote Link to comment
mastertorero Posted April 30, 2010 Share Posted April 30, 2010 hi ano mganda dslr n camera for newbies yung medyo affordable bought my very first cam, a brand new canon 450d, at 29k last dec. mrami non ngsuggest nikon daw mganda for a beginner but after many researches and browses and everythin, i decided kung ano tlga gusto ko...when i got to that point, research na nman san mganda and mura mkabili without compromising the quality. kya ayun...haping-happy with this beautiful lil toy goodluck! Quote Link to comment
dudulover Posted May 4, 2010 Share Posted May 4, 2010 mga masters, ask ko lang kung ano maganda filter brand (polarizing filter)for canon. thanks.. one of the better ones is Hoya...suggest you invest in a good brand since you can use that in other lenses naman as long as the size is the same... another way to save money - bumili ka ng malaking size na filter, tapos invest in step up rings - these rings cost less that P500 pesos...you spend several thousand on only 1 filter which you can use for all your lenses... Quote Link to comment
dudulover Posted May 4, 2010 Share Posted May 4, 2010 bought my very first cam, a brand new canon 450d, at 29k last dec. mrami non ngsuggest nikon daw mganda for a beginner but after many researches and browses and everythin, i decided kung ano tlga gusto ko...when i got to that point, research na nman san mganda and mura mkabili without compromising the quality. kya ayun...haping-happy with this beautiful lil toy goodluck! the equipment of course helps, but ultimately it's the person looking through the viewfinder and pressing the shutter release... Quote Link to comment
altaroflion Posted May 31, 2010 Share Posted May 31, 2010 one of the better ones is Hoya...suggest you invest in a good brand since you can use that in other lenses naman as long as the size is the same... another way to save money - bumili ka ng malaking size na filter, tapos invest in step up rings - these rings cost less that P500 pesos...you spend several thousand on only 1 filter which you can use for all your lenses... Better filter, . . B/W, cokin, me mga generic din . . STPPO Quote Link to comment
mangkadio Posted May 31, 2010 Share Posted May 31, 2010 mga masters, ask ko lang kung ano maganda filter brand (polarizing filter)for canon. thanks.. hoya or cokin kaso mahal nito sirpara sakin kung bibili ka nito mas maganda kung sa lenteng gagamitin mo na pangmatagalanand not for kit lens kasi for sure bibili ka rin ng magandang lens pagdating ng araw you can try sunpak, for beginnersi think sunpak has good quality also imho Quote Link to comment
skykaLabaw Posted June 7, 2010 Share Posted June 7, 2010 I'd like to ask where I could buy pieces of lighting equipment, affordable and convenient ones? I really am trying to work on lighting, it's basically a weakness I'm trying to fix. LoL. Quote Link to comment
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