NEED TIPS about SHUTTER SPEED APERTURE AND ISO

[Chipmunk888]

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@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.

copy bro ill ready up my gears. thanks! thanks!

[undercover_lover]

@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...

thanks bro, I was actually trying to correct this one while in RAW but I got very lazy heheh. I will try this method

[dansoi_1234]

@ therealmacoy: ok.. ill chek it now..
@ chipmunk: hitch lng ko sir ha.. chip-in lng ko chipmunk.. kuyawa ng rhyme man..hehehe

[dansoi_1234]

new learned things napud.. we had PP using viewnx and a little of photoshop.. we also try panning.. actually cla sir macoy ug slycry ra diay .. tanaw rko.. praktisan ko to nya.. nndot au ila kuha dah.. praktis ko adto.. sir ty sa mga tips nsad.. til nxt time napud.. thankz daan sa about sa cd sir macoy..heheh

pm lng for the next sked..

[therealmacoy]

new learned things napud.. we had PP using viewnx and a little of photoshop.. we also try panning.. actually cla sir macoy ug slycry ra diay .. tanaw rko.. praktisan ko to nya.. nndot au ila kuha dah.. praktis ko adto.. sir ty sa mga tips nsad.. til nxt time napud.. thankz daan sa about sa cd sir macoy..heheh

pm lng for the next sked..

No probs Dan, just sharing... remember, daghan na kaayo ang tools sa ViewNX aron mapanindot ang picture basta kahibaw lng ka mogamit... as i have shown you gnina, sometimes dili n knhanglan ang Photoshop to fix a picture or to beautify one. Just make sure that you shoot in RAW and process in PS with TIFF format...

Remember the following when editing in ViewNX or in any other software:

- Use the RBG and HIGHLIGHT Histogram when editting.
- Use the 'Highlight Protection' to tone down the washed out area of the picture,
- Use the 'Shadow Protection' to reveal the areas that are hidden by the shadow
- Use the 'Axial Color Aberration' tool to remove color fringes (the violet thingy that you see at the edges of some areas.
- 'D-Lighting HS' should be used to boost the contrast and/or reveal dark areas.
- Use the 'color booster' sparingly.
- You can make minute adjustments in the White balance using the 'Fine Tuning' tool
- White Balance in the Camera: you can shoot in automatic mode then adjust the white balance later in the ViewNX. Just make sure you shoot in RAW.
- Forget the 'MANUAL' that everybody is telling you... you will learn more if you shoot in 'Aperture Priority' / 'Shutter Priority' / 'Program Mode'... the belief that shooting is 'Manual' mode will help you learn faster is an 'URBAN LEGEND'... spare yourself the trouble and shoot in any of the other modes other than the 'manual'.
- In Panning... the secret is fluidity of motion and knowing where to press the shutter button. It's just like making a free throw... the secret is in the 'follow through'.
- Lastly... mao ni ang pinaka-importante sa tanan... DON"T PRESS THE SHUTTER BUTTON WITH THE TIP OF YOUR FINGER!!!

Till next session...

Here's a sample of Panning from my learning session last Saturday:
(you can see the colletion here)

[dansoi_1234]

Nindota sa kuha nmo sa bus oi.. kuha-on jud ni sa ceres bah..heheh btaw sir ng suway2x ko karon sa viewnx btaw ms dali na mg edit sa nx.. gpang edit nko ako previous mga pictures na bati au ug color tapos gpang try nko imo gitudlo gnna ms nkta ang tinuod nya color ug nindot na.. base lng na sa ako perception..hehehe pero i guess d man sd ko inana ka bias.. pero sakto ka sir sa imo gipang tudlo.. ugma praktis ko ana panning.. thankz au sir..

[dansoi_1234]

sir kta nko sa flicker nmo na bago na shots.. nndota oi..

[slycry]

No probs Dan, just sharing... remember, daghan na kaayo ang tools sa ViewNX aron mapanindot ang picture basta kahibaw lng ka mogamit... as i have shown you gnina, sometimes dili n knhanglan ang Photoshop to fix a picture or to beautify one. Just make sure that you shoot in RAW and process in PS with TIFF format...

Remember the following when editing in ViewNX or in any other software:

- Use the RBG and HIGHLIGHT Histogram when editting.
- Use the 'Highlight Protection' to tone down the washed out area of the picture,
- Use the 'Shadow Protection' to reveal the areas that are hidden by the shadow
- Use the 'Axial Color Aberration' tool to remove color fringes (the violet thingy that you see at the edges of some areas.
- 'D-Lighting HS' should be used to boost the contrast and/or reveal dark areas.
- Use the 'color booster' sparingly.
- You can make minute adjustments in the White balance using the 'Fine Tuning' tool
- White Balance in the Camera: you can shoot in automatic mode then adjust the white balance later in the ViewNX. Just make sure you shoot in RAW.
- Forget the 'MANUAL' that everybody is telling you... you will learn more if you shoot in 'Aperture Priority' / 'Shutter Priority' / 'Program Mode'... the belief that shooting is 'Manual' mode will help you learn faster is an 'URBAN LEGEND'... spare yourself the trouble and shoot in any of the other modes other than the 'manual'.
- In Panning... the secret is fluidity of motion and knowing where to press the shutter button. It's just like making a free throw... the secret is in the 'follow through'.
- Lastly... mao ni ang pinaka-importante sa tanan... DON"T PRESS THE SHUTTER BUTTON WITH THE TIP OF YOUR FINGER!!!

Till next session...

Here's a sample of Panning from my learning session last Saturday:
(you can see the colletion here)

thanks kaau sir... i learned a lot... again next time napud...

[therealmacoy]

thanks kaau sir... i learned a lot... again next time napud...

No probs Seth... just sharing the little things that i know...

by the way, don't forget the trick with the shutter button... it helps make your photos' sharper by minimizing the vibration when you press the button...

[slycry]

No probs Seth... just sharing the little things that i know...

by the way, don't forget the trick with the shutter button... it helps make your photos' sharper by minimizing the vibration when you press the button...

yes sir thanks for that tip... im adapting it now...