Originally posted by: faenix
ThanksIt was shot early in the morning.
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: faenix
ThanksIt was shot early in the morning.
What's your job (if you have one)? You should be a photographer. With expensive equipment, your photographs could become even more beautiful. Do you have any pets? Try and see if you can photograph one of them, I'd like to see your try at a living object. Very courious.
Originally posted by: faenix
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: faenix
ThanksIt was shot early in the morning.
What's your job (if you have one)? You should be a photographer. With expensive equipment, your photographs could become even more beautiful. Do you have any pets? Try and see if you can photograph one of them, I'd like to see your try at a living object. Very courious.
Expensive equipment does help in some cases, but I guess its more exposure and technique. I'm planning to study photography as a minor in college--I've been shooting for 7 months now. A lot of people have been big helps especially VirtuaMike (ATOT member) who's an amazing photographer, probably the best here on ATOT by far. You can see some of his photos @ www.blindmike.com
Originally posted by: Tiamat
im a noob for photography. You guys using macro mode on your cameras to get so close?
How do you get the picture nice and focused on only the flower, but everything else around is blurry (emphasizes the flower)?
Edit: Nice pix all!
Originally posted by: Tiamat
im a noob for photography. You guys using macro mode on your cameras to get so close?
How do you get the picture nice and focused on only the flower, but everything else around is blurry (emphasizes the flower)?
Edit: Nice pix all!
Originally posted by: faenix
Originally posted by: Tiamat
im a noob for photography. You guys using macro mode on your cameras to get so close?
How do you get the picture nice and focused on only the flower, but everything else around is blurry (emphasizes the flower)?
Edit: Nice pix all!
It's called Depth of Field. I used a dof of 2.8 for my photo.
It is called depth of field, but that isn't what the number is called.Originally posted by: faenix
Originally posted by: Tiamat
im a noob for photography. You guys using macro mode on your cameras to get so close?
How do you get the picture nice and focused on only the flower, but everything else around is blurry (emphasizes the flower)?
Edit: Nice pix all!
It's called Depth of Field. I used a dof of 2.8 for my photo.
Originally posted by: Eli
It is called depth of field, but that isn't what the number is called.Originally posted by: faenix
Originally posted by: Tiamat
im a noob for photography. You guys using macro mode on your cameras to get so close?
How do you get the picture nice and focused on only the flower, but everything else around is blurry (emphasizes the flower)?
Edit: Nice pix all!
It's called Depth of Field. I used a dof of 2.8 for my photo.
The number is the size of the aperature. The bigger the number, the smaller the aperature and the less light it lets through.. And the larger the depth of field.
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: Eli
It is called depth of field, but that isn't what the number is called.Originally posted by: faenix
Originally posted by: Tiamat
im a noob for photography. You guys using macro mode on your cameras to get so close?
How do you get the picture nice and focused on only the flower, but everything else around is blurry (emphasizes the flower)?
Edit: Nice pix all!
It's called Depth of Field. I used a dof of 2.8 for my photo.
The number is the size of the aperature. The bigger the number, the smaller the aperature and the less light it lets through.. And the larger the depth of field.
And what do we want for macro pictures? A large depth of field or a small one?