NEED TIPS about SHUTTER SPEED APERTURE AND ISO

[nirdle_phogi]

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tnx bro. Asa man ta anang nd filter bro?

how about panning bro, kanang nagdagan ang subject ba pero maoy gi-focus nya ang background na blur.. unsa kaha saktong setting ana?

[Chipmunk888]

@ undercover_lover

nice tips bro. ill note those thanks!

[Chipmunk888]

@Chip / Dan / Unfamous:

Atong i-postpone ang post processing learning session this sat. We will have 'a different perspective' of Danao on that day.

ah, kk. copy bro



@ dansoi

ang battery bro, dont forget,hehe.

[Allan Latras]

mga bro:

pa-tambag ko bi....dito ko ayala para practice ug night shot but the results are very bad...akong gi-delete dayon kay hastang bati-a...unsay usual setting kung night shot sa ayala labi na kung gamit manual mode...naa kuy nakitan diri sa forum nga gwapo kaayo pagka-kuha...btw akong cam is canon sx10 is...tia

[hayden]

@Allan
gamiti ug tripod imo shots

[dansoi_1234]

@ chipmunk : hehhehe.. lagi.. paita ani oi.. mausban..hahahah

@ therealmacoy : sir pm lng wat tym ta ana? thankz..

[unfamous]

@Chip / Dan / Unfamous:

Atong i-postpone ang post processing learning session this sat. We will have 'a different perspective' of Danao on that day.

copy sir. Same time, same place?

[therealmacoy]

copy sir. Same time, same place?

@Chip / Dan / unfamous:

I'll email you the details... make sure you mark your calendar, we might be joined by someone we can really learn a lot from in terms of composition and framing.

also be ready with your tripods if you have one. Mag-carpool n lng mong 3 nya share ang gasto sa Gas.

[therealmacoy]

@nirdle_phogi: kung nahan ka silky ang tubig sa waterfalls yups gamit lang slower shutter speed/smaller aperture + tripod ...if shoot ka hayag mas advisable gamit kag ND filter kay naa man tendency ma overexpose imong shot.

ang purple-ish tone ani kay tungod sa akong baratuhon nga ND filter
settings: ISO 100, 10sec @ f22

@undercover_lover: If I may comment:

The sepia effect in the picture can be remedied by photoshop.

- create a duplicate layer (ctrl+'J')
- then go to selective coloring (image>adjustments>selective color)
- then in the selective color window, use the drop down button for color and select 'neutral'.
- once in the 'neutral' window, select magenta and adjust the percentage (%) to a negative value, depending on your taste.
- you can also adjust the other colors if you want to. I suggest boosting the green to add impact to your composition
- Then your done!

Just my opinion though... there are actually a couple of ways to correct this, but this is the simplest...

[nunobone]

ask ko..

unsaon man pag shoot ing-ani na shot.. murag naay flare effect sa sun?

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