Showing posts with label perkahwinan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perkahwinan. Show all posts

Sunday, December 30, 2012


Lens Apa Yang Sesuai Untuk Wedding (Majlis Perkahwinan)?



Kalau sesiapa yang menceburi bidang fotografi ini banyak yang perlu dipelajari. Antaranya penggunaan kamera secara maksimum. Bukan setakat beli tetapi tidak explore setiap fungsi yang ada pada body kamera tersebut. 


Benda itu yang fyna alami ketika mula-mula memiliki kamera dslr. Sebab fyna tengok sama sahaja dengan kamera kompak yang lain. Tetapi tanggapan fyna jauh sekali. Setiap fungsi yang ada amat berbeza hasilnya. Antara rajin dengan tidak sahaja.





Untuk penggunaan lens pula, setiap lens mempunyai fungsi yang berbeza. Bezanya antara kita mahir atau tidak untuk menggunakan lens-lens tersebut.

Disebabkan fyna sudah lama meninggalkan bidang fotografi, sekarang fyna ingin mulakan kembali. Dan fyna kena buat banyak ulangkaji semula. Mungkin persoalan-persoalan dan masalah serta penyelesaian setiap masalah tersbut, fyna akan kongsikan di blog ini.


Untuk kali ini, persoalan yang selalu fyna hadapi sebelum ini ialah berkaitan dengan penggunaan lens untuk majlis perkahwinan dan seangkatan dengannya (pertunangan, merisik dan seangkatnya).






Lens Yang Sesuai Untuk Ambil Gambar Wedding



Berikut merupakan komen dan pendapat yang fyna cuba titik beratkan.

1. utk permulaan, guna kit lens 18-55 3.5-5.6 atau 18-70 3.5-4.5, dah advance boleh guna 17-50 2.8 atau 17-55 2.8 dan sebagainya
2. ada duit tambah 70-300 4-5.6, dah advance boleh guna 80-200 2.8 atau 70-200 2.8 vr dan sebagainya
3.ada duit lagi boleh tambah 10-20, 12-24,11-16 atau 10-24 dan sebagainya

Selain itu : 
1. untuk permulaan, try tamron 17-50mm f/2.8. -- general shooting
2. bila ada duit, tambah sigma 70-200mm f/2.8. -- candid shooting, blurr bekground.
3. bila ada duit, dan rasa tak cukup wide, invest beli 10-20mm -- creative angle, kalau ruang terlalu kecil untuk 30orang group shot.

atau kalau nak ringan,
1. kena beli 2 body.
2. body no. 1 letak 50mm f/1.8
3. body no. 2 letak 85mm 1/f.8
4. boleh consider lensa 35mm f/1.8.

 Ada juga pendapat yang seperti berikut : 
kalau nk buat gambo kawen, ako sarankan pakai aje 18-200. Kalau orang kata slow sebab start 3.5, ISO tinggi bleh compensate... lagipun, canon punye iso lagi clean dari nikon aper... ntuk gambo kawen, bukan la nk poster saiz pun...Kalau dengki sangat ngan noise, Noise Ninja ader... tak pun convert kepada BnW.
17-55 2.8 lebih kepada job dimana sharpness pada tahap pixel penting...
lagipun, stakat gambo sharp giler tapi print paling besar pun 8R, tak guner..... client tak tau perbezaannye pun....

Tips yang berguna dikongsi bersama dan fyna amat tertarik dengan info di SINI

Secara umum, saya membawa 3 jenis lens untuk setiap assignment, iaitu:1. 17-40mm f42. 70-200mm f2.83. 50mm f1.8
 Yang penting sekarang, kena buat revision balik benda-benda. Sangat penting. Note!!

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Tuesday, October 30, 2012



10 PERKARA PENTING UNTUK JURUGAMBAR PERKAHWINAN 


SUMBER 


Top Ten Do's & Don'ts for Wedding Photography

Do use a telephoto lens for portraits! A wide angle lens is often the worst choice for a portrait style photograph of a person or small group of people. It is much better to get a telephoto lens or use a zoom lens with telephoto capabilities. A wide angle lens will enlarge the nose of a subject and often stretch the proportions of a face or body to make the people look unflattering. A telephoto lens compresses the face.

Do use a macro lens for extreme close-up portraits! Sometimes just a photograph of the bride's earring, or grandpa's beard and smile, or a baby's nose, or even a child's eyes can make a memorable and spectacular portrait. Consider that the very best optics to accomplish this with extreme detail and controlled depth of field is a macro lens.

Do use a super wide angle lens to photograph large groups. At a wedding or family reunion, it is often necessary to get a large number of family members into one picture. Just be careful to compress all the attendees into just a few rows of people because those in the back may look smaller than those in the front row.

Do bounce the flash off the ceiling for a natural look. When taking people photographs, strong shadows and red-eye are constant problems. If your flash adjusts and can bounce off the ceiling, try it the next time the ceiling is a shade of white and is 8 to 10 feet.

Do eliminate red-eye by taking a second picture! A great trick for getting rid of red-eye is to quickly make a second exposure right after the first picture was taken! This gives the first flash a chance to make the subject's pupils dilate making the second portrait perfect. And with today's digital cameras, there's no waste in exposing another image!

Don't get caught without "fast" lenses in low light. A lens with a maximum aperture of around 2.8 is great to use in low light situations, like photographing during a wedding in a church where on-camera flash is prohibited. It's important to find a lens for this purpose that has a "fixed" maximum aperture and NOT one that varies (for instance, a zoom lens that is labeled f/1:2.8 would be preferable over a lens that says f/1:3.5-6.3).

Do use compact zoom lenses for vacations. A wide angle to telephoto zoom is ideal for traveling light on trips because it is possible to just bring one lens. My favorites are 18-200mm and 28-300 mm. These lenses both have a maximum aperture that varies as the lens is zoomed from wide to telephoto, but their small size and weight are great advantages.

Don't get caught without batteries! Use NiMH rechargeable batteries for uninterrupted power. Today's NiMH batteries are more powerful than ever in digital cameras which require AA batteries. They are inexpensive, long lasting, and charge quickly. And it is a good idea to carry a backup set of batteries and a small charger in your camera case. 

Don't shoot without a lens shade! Many use clear glass UV or haze filters to protect their lenses in case of bumping them into something, but shooting through a clear filter can often be like photographing through a window. Instead, use the supplied hood or shade that was manufactured for the lens; it will eliminate flare in many cases and acts as a barrier against damage.

Do use the power of your zoom lenses! If you are across a room at an event, such as a wedding, a zoom lens can get you in closer to the action without having to run in and possibly miss the shot.

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