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Johnnie Jackson
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Asking for feedback
Started this discussion. Last reply by Johnnie Jackson Jan 21. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Asking for feedback.I'm a beginner. Here is a photo from my 1st photo shoot. It is unedited.My Photography Equipment: Nikon D90, Built-in flash, 18-105mm lens, 2 lights with white umbrellas (not name…Continue
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Johnnie Jackson replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Nikon Users Group"Thanks for the info Fred"
Johnnie Jackson replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Nikon Users Group"Thanks for the good info.."
Robert Mecaj replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Portrait Photography & Lighting"There is no fixed rule or no one can tell you exactly what values you should use as it all depends on the strength of your flash lights or the ambient light. One thing that I always ask myself is what do I want to achieve and what can I…"
Solomon Elohor Abe replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Nikon Users Group"i would say that there is nor fix value, it varies base on the quantity and quality of light around @ the point of time you are taking the shot...
i would advice you keep trying and play around with them... u will get use to it and what is what…"
Mike Noble replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Nikon Users Group"Johnnie,
Think of the settings on your camera as a "tool set." There are no specific settings for different situations. You, as the photographer, analyze the situation, decide what result you want, and set the camera accordingly. In order…"
Fred replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Nikon Users Group"Mmm, very difficult to answer this question.
White Balance, well a lot of people are going to suggest "auto" but Nikons' auto can give you problems especially if you have the camera on jpeg, nefs are no problem - set the white balance…"
William J. Dabovich replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion question... in the group Nikon Users Group"One starting place you can try are these settings I use for weddings.
All of these settings are dependent on using a speedlight either in the hot shoe, on a bracket or off camera at a lateral length of no more than 2 feet from the camera. Speedlight…"
Johnnie Jackson added a discussion to the group Nikon Users Group
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I've been doing some reading on ISO, shutter speed, white balance & aperture. I'm not seeing any suggestions on what values to set my settings to. Will you give me some suggestions? I'm doing portrait photography.Studio.. 1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3) aperture___ 4) white balance___Outside/sunny.. 1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3) aperture___ 4) white balance___Outside/gloomy..1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3) aperture___ 4) white balance___Outside/dark.. 1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3)…See More
Johnnie Jackson added a discussion to the group Portrait Photography & Lighting
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I've been doing some reading on ISO, shutter speed, white balance & aperture. I'm not seeing any suggestions on what values to set my settings to. Will you give me some suggestions? I'm doing portrait photography.Studio.. 1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3) aperture___ 4) white balance___Outside/sunny.. 1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3) aperture___ 4) white balance___Outside/gloomy..1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3) aperture___ 4) white balance___Outside/dark.. 1) ISO___ 2) shutter speed___ 3)…See More
Daniel Leis replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion Asking for feedback"Hey Gary, good points you mentioned, but I just wanted to clarify why I made mine. ;-)
I didn't advise him to shoot at 1/30, thats what he shot at. I understand you are saying flash will freeze the image, though you are mentioning…"
Johnnie Jackson replied to Johnnie Jackson's discussion Asking for feedback"Thanks for your comment Gary.
I'm an agent so getting a model to shoot is not a problem.
Nobody is advising me and I have no technical experience. I'm teaching myself to shoot from scratch. I shot her in auto and portrait mode."
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I'm a beginner. My # 1 goal is to shoot 3/4 to full body shots of models for print and # 2 goal is to shoot them for the internet.
I own my own modeling agency and I print my own pictorial magazine. I want to start shooting for my projects.
- My Photography Equipment:
- Nikon D90
Built-in flash
18-105mm lens
2 lights with white umbrellas
- Contact:
- johnniejackson2@hotmail.com
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- At 7:22pm on January 19, 2012,
EARL VESSUP said… It is usually suggested that in shooting people you must show the eyes and they should sharply focus.
- At 1:07pm on January 19, 2012, EARL VESSUP said…
The creative process at times lead you to break the rule.There are some technical things to correct, but the overall effect is spot on.
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InaH replied to Chris (Frog)'s discussion JUNE 4th, 2012 PICTURESOCIAL DAILY CHATTER AND PHOTO SHARING AND THE MACRO THEMES. in the group PictureSocial Daily Sharing and Chatter Forum"Found these on the same file...must have been pretty bored that day lol.
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