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Photography basics
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- 3. Presented by - NasifJisan
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- 5. AIM To apprise youabout the basics and some fundamental aspects of photography and cameras
- 6. Scope Present condition ofphotography Types of photography Few Important things to know at first Types of camera and lenses Fundamental aspects for shooting Some advices for aspiring photographers Summery and guidelines
- 8. How Photographs areproduced?
- 9. Present condition ofPhotography
- 10. 1. It isa freelance job 2. DSLR has revolutionized the field of photography. 3. Enormous competitions are there now around the word. 4. Inspired by the success of Bangladeshi photographers 5. Now a days there are a lot of courses are available. 6. Passion giving some money has geared up the field.
- 11. Types of photography Landscapephotography Portrait photography
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- 15. Few imp thingsto know 1. Megapixel myth 2. Digital zoom Vs optical zoom 3. Know your camera, go through the manual in detail 4. More expensive camera, the better photo – wrong idea 5. Avoid auto mode, know how to operate in manually. 6. For protecting camera and lenses from fungus , use silica gel 7. Know the post processing…..adobe lightroom, Photoshop CS6 etc..
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- 17. Compact point and shootcamera Digital single lense reflex (DSLR) Vs Which one ??! And Why..??!!
- 18. Lense Focal length isthe main differentiating factor for lenses On basis of focal length lenses are devided in fol categories- 1. Wide angle lense - 10 mm to 24 mm 2. Normal lense / kit lense – 24 mm to 50 mm or 18 mm to 55 mm 3. Telephoto or zoom lense – 18- 105,55-200 m, 75-300 mm 4. Fixed focal length or prime lense – 50 mm, 35 mm, 85 mm 5. Macro lense 6. Fisheye lense
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- 22. Fixed focal lengthor prime lense
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- 28. camera Photographer must knowhis camera in detail with regard to its functions and capability
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- 30. Exposure It depends onthree factors- 1. Aperture 2. Sutterspeed 3. ISO
- 32. When shooting alandscape, as much of the photograph in sharp focus as possible (f11 to f22). In a portrait, shallower dof (f2.8-8) will isolate your subject from distracting backgrounds
- 33. A higher f-number= a smaller aperture = less light = less background burr A lower f-number = a larger aperture = more light = more burr background
- 41. ISO The measure ofa digital camera sensor’s sensitivity to light A higher number indicates higher sensitivity This is usually expressed as a range, e.g. ISO 100 - 1600. A higher sensitivity allows us to take pictures in low light without using flash Higher ISO causes more "noise" than lower ISO
- 47. Principle 1 Put subjectoff-centre / Rule of thirds composition
- 50. Principle 2 Use offrames, lines & diagonals
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- 53. Advice For AspiringPhotographers 1. See more and more photographs which will broaden your picture and composition sense. 2. Visit different Galleries, Exhibitions 3. Know about life and works of renowned photographers of Home and abroad 4. Read different photographic and art magazine…it will help you ! 5. Use YouTube … I tell you , it is the best recourse to learn 6. Finally and most importantly…take your camera and go out…shoot as much as possible…only then you really learn something.
- 54. Guidelines for Shooting 1.Fill your frame 2. Look for clean backgrounds 3. Correct exposure 4. Use the Rule of Thirds 5. Achieve Balance 6. Use lines & shapes 7. Find a good composition Once you master these guidelines, you can start breaking them!
- 55. • http://www.shortcourses.com/using • http://www.agfanet.com/en/ •http://www.betterphoto.com • http://www.fodors.com/focus/ • http://www.photosecrets.com/p00.html • http://www.shikkhok.com/photography Free Online Lessons
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