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Shooting in which format?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lady Days Vintage Mar 21, 2010. 38 Replies 0 Likes
I need advise on a camera
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anthony R Poston Jul 4, 2009. 6 Replies 0 Likes
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Bill Dobbs replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
I believe you are getting a yellow cast because the pot lights above the model are probably tungsten and have a high colour temperature. The rest of your lights look like they might be flourescents. I recommend getting LED lights that have a cooler…
Lady Days Vintage replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Thank you so much. I have CS4 in PS, the camera didn't come with Capture, it came with View NX.
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
I have just remembered, most software companies will give you a thirty day, full use of the program. So pick your way to go and download the software and use it. Remember you have Capture NX 2 on disc all it will need doing is upgrading to the…
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
White balance, read your manual. to set it stand in the light area, switch the lens to manual and just point the lens at the palm of your hand so that your hand covers the whole lens and press the shutter button. The palm of your hand will be near…
Lady Days Vintage replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Fred, thank you so much. Going to get better lighting, and try the settings you suggested.
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Thanks for the link.
What I found on one photo was:
Shutter Speed 1/100sec
F/5.0
ISO 400
Lens 39mm
White Balance Auto
Subject Distance Range Unknown
Shutter speed is OK f/5 a little small for me. I would like a little more depth to the picture to…
Lady Days Vintage replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Fred, thank you. I sent you an email.
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
I have had a quick go at this picture, what do you think?
Now there is still no EXIF data. Now I have checked mine and all the EXIF data is missing as well. I can see it on Canon and Sony, so why does it disappear with Nikon?
If you wish you can…
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
I have to agree with the colours of white and yellow.
Now on this picture there is no EXIF Data so I have to assume it is edited in some form. The basic EXIF should be in there.
Looking at the picture I think the camera has fired when the focus is…
Sean replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
What power lights are you using? Constant lighting should be at around 200-300 watts to get decent lighting without having to increase your ISO. The lights at B&H can take higher wattage than the domes at Home Depot. Also it looks like you are…
Lady Days Vintage replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Sorry the picture is so big, also the pictures load this way, does this alway happen? I have more pictures with the model wearing something dark if you need to see that also.
Lady Days Vintage replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Thank you all so much, and Fred please don't drown yourself LOL. Ok, I have a studio set up in my basement, ok not a real studio, but all I can afford at the time. I went to b&h to price lights, hmm they look like the dome things at Home…
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
I have just had another thought whilst I was trying to drown myself in the shower. Can you post a photograph that was blurred on this thread. All I need you to do is resize it to 800 on its longest side. I want to look at the EXIF Data, that can…
Fred replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Make sure you set the Focus mode to S - single mode
Release mode set to S - single frame
Set the camera to Center weighted
Set the AF point to the smallest number available (11)
Set Focus point wrap around to WRAP
Set Shutter Release button (AE -L)…
Bill Dobbs replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Well, this is sounding rather complicated. Hmm..., it might be your flash telling your camera what to do, and getting it wrong. Many flash/camera combinations have features that uses a signal from the flash to determine light levels and distance to…
Chris Bradshaw replied to Lady Days Vintage's discussion 'Shooting in which format?'
Hi,
One thing i would also look at is the Lens you are using? I used a series of Sigma and kit lenses which are quite bad at back focus...and you end up with back subjects in focus...and your foreground is stuck out of focus. ditch the kit lens and…
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Thank you again, Deborah! This too is part of the Putnam Park system... a Hermit lived in cave which the stairs lead to... LOL
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Thank you again, Deborah! This is part of a State park called Putnam Park. It is part Revolutionary War museum and part trail system. I can only do part of the trail system (back injury) but it is a really beautiful place!
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