I thought I'd explain to some of you amateur camera users the purpose of and ways to use flash settings.
---> Here's an example of a picture without flash, followed by one with flash. Note the difference.
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Hope you learnt a thing or two!
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Mocktail Man
Dormant Beast
Dolphins
Tip two: If it's something you don't see very often, keep on clicking. With dolphins swimming through fast waters and you standing on a motor boat taking flight every 15 seconds, you're likely to get a blurry picture. Solution, get yourself a 4Gb memory card and keep clicking. Hopefully in the end you will have a few good pictures to keep, and prove to your wife once again that spending a fortune on your camera was worth it.
Nikon D80, 1/800sec, ISO-160, f/5,6
Nikon D80, 1/500sec, ISO-160, f/5.6
Nikon D80, 1/800sec, ISO-160, f/5,6
Nikon D80, 1/500sec, ISO-160, f/5.6
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Bali Beauty
Say Hello To My Little Friend
Meet D80, the world's most respected camera. This baby right here packs quite a punch; with over a billion settings and picture modes (so that's a slight exaggeration) to choose from, as well as a lot of other small buttons, for example, to adjust the amount of light that comes into the lens- we call that exposure ;) -or to increase or decrease the shutter speed.
A camera is a complicated thing, kind of like Russel Peters trying to disarm a nuclear bomb with two failsafes in 15 seconds. Get the point?
Anyone looking for a camera? Well if the D80 is in your budget, go for it. This baby is the one camera you will never have to replace. Need to know more? Read here.
A camera is a complicated thing, kind of like Russel Peters trying to disarm a nuclear bomb with two failsafes in 15 seconds. Get the point?
Anyone looking for a camera? Well if the D80 is in your budget, go for it. This baby is the one camera you will never have to replace. Need to know more? Read here.
Welcome!
Welcome to Vivid Vision, my first photoblog. Other than heightening my internet bill with large uploads of scenic and highly random images from around the world, I answer questions and quieries about how to obtain pretty decent photos. Here's hint one: buy a good camera.
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