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martes, 24 de enero de 2012

Polarizing filters


You see, a large percentage of the light that we see objects is reflected light and that is the light that captures our camera. Polarizing filters serve basically to eliminate these specs, which leads them to saturate the colors to give you more experienced and higher-contrast images. But to understand this best thing is to show you some examples.
In this picture car that I share below (very common example filters polarizers) can appreciate the difference between a photograph with filter and another without filter. The difference, as you can see, is the glow given off by the car. Interesting difference no?

In this picture can notes r the same effect. Because the shiny surface reflects much of the light is especially evident with cars. On the second picture color is more shocking and more realistic, more sharp contrasts.

It is basically the polarizing filters have not much science and all they do is take your shines when you want to photograph outdoor. Also have the effect (as all filters) reduced the light that enters the camera, so it may be necessary to open semicircular aperture more of what you would normally when using a filter polarizer.
When it comes to buy a polarizing filter you must take several things into account. It is best that you buy one from a known as Canon or Nikonmanufacturer. Another factor that you should take into account is the diameter of your goal you must buy a filter that is of the same diameter, otherwise it will be your House. I speak of course of circular filters. If on the other hand you want to buy a porta-filtros then you should not worry about the diameter of the objective (fit and serve to accommodate filters of different diameters).
Learn more about filters circular polarizers with the video below:

And if you have been doubts or you want to see examples of the use of this filter, you can not miss the next video where we also learn where can acquire these filters.

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domingo, 22 de enero de 2012

Using the flash outdoors


In exterior, even in good conditions of light, and especially when we do portraits or want to photograph animals or objects very closely, it is best to use the flash, how? If this is what you're wondering, then keep reading!
Even under full sun light (or perhaps precisely for that reason) the shadows become very tough in the portraits and what we do with the flash is to eliminate them and make faces contrasts more natural.
What we will try to do with the flash is generally the focus of the picture in the protagonist, creating a greater contrast with the background.
As I said earlier, a good time to use the flash outdoors is when there is too much sun in such a way that creates unwanted contrasts and shadows ruin, obscure and sometimes left in the dark to the subject. There are two types you can use the fill flash, or which is known as absolute or total. Some cameras do not bring the fill mode, but if you do have this it is especially useful for taking portraits of people who are more than one meter in distance.
It fill flash is also very useful in cloudy days to give more vitality and color to the faces, making them more attractive.
Anyway the cloudy days, because precisely the light is less intense and blurred, most likely that the flash do us not need.

There are many possibilities when using a flash outdoors. Especially if you have a powerful team can achieve pictures during the Blue hour or with some darkness, that seem to photos during the day. Fantastic no?

sábado, 21 de enero de 2012

Photos of Madrid


Madrid is the city most populated from Spain, which is why photos of parks or streets populated people are common and add a style to pictures of Madrid, are photos of amateur or professional photographs.
Madrid is an intense, vibrant city, it is supposedly the most important city of Spain, but sometimes Barcelona is considered one of the most important cities, perhaps very close to the Statute with Madrid.
Madrid is the third most populous city in the European Union and also one of the most popular.
Madrid is an excellent city to take architectural photos, with beautiful and classical buildings and a touch of modernism and Futurism. Those buildings that you are going to want to photograph if you are in Madrid and are ideal for practicing different techniques and styles of photography, include:
Gran Vía: well, strictly, the Gran Vía is not a building but there are some of the most interesting facades of Madrid. Our favorites include the metropolis building, the Telefónica building, the famous cinemas Callao, the building of fine arts and the famous Torre de Madrid. Puerta de San Vicente Real Casa de Correos (and all the historic facades of the Puerta del Sol) Palace of Santa Cruz Viaduct

This Photo Gallery of Madrid is perhaps a good incentive for photographers who seek a bit of creativity in the area of urban photography and decide to give a visit to this beautiful Spanish city.

jueves, 19 de enero de 2012

Nighttime digital photography


For photographs night is necessary to have a tripod, since slow shutter speeds make your pictures come out blurred. There is also another variant which are monopodios which are that they can be set by means of a clamptripod heads. Also if we can need that camera shot do so via a shutter release cable to reduce vibration (or use a remote control).
Another thing that we have to eliminate the use of flash. When we find ourselves at night trying to translate a large area use is redundant, since the flashes the camera has built-in have little scope. The flash is also an artificial element which is the only thing that will result in that natural photography exit shortly . Night photographs that better come out are those that are achieved when the night is in an advanced period which achieved is that the contrast is very large between areas where there is light and shadow zones.
Although on the other the favorite moments to take night pictures are achieved during those moments reserves after sunset and just before dawn. At those times specifically Heaven have a dark blue hue and shadows are highly profiled.

In digital photography measure the light is very simple in comparison with analogue photography, it is possible to make the information appear on the LCD screen and make the corrections that are relevant. Best to get digital cameras pictures is to use manual mode or maintain the fixed speed and vary exposure and power over expose or sub expose what is necessary.
Tripod! Always for taking photos at night we will need a tripod, we will use especially the manual mode where we can modify our camera parameters adapted to the specific needs of the image that you photograph and the picture you want to obtain.To the picture objects that are not in motion should highlight the contrasts and silhouettes.Whereas when photographing moving objects we must take into account that they will emerge as halos of light (such as the famous image of the cars passing through an avenue as threads of light).You do not require too much ISO, leave it in a value low to avoid losing definition.If you've been wanting to see more about night photography.

miércoles, 18 de enero de 2012

Monitors for photography


When we edit a photo, and this sure is becoming more and more frequent (same small details always we like to improve our photographs), we see the results on the monitor. But what happens if we send to print the image that we have edited and the impression then is simply an aberration from what we have seen on the monitor. Most likely, that our monitor is not ideal for working with photos.
By this same, if you want to edit, and print your photos, work professionally with images and be sure that what you see on the monitor what really see once completed process of editing (and what others will see on their monitors, clear).
This is the most important thing to think about when buying a monitor if you are a photographer. Is that with higher resolution, higher definition will monitor and with greater clarity we will see our photos and edits that we do.
These two aspects are also essential, especially since a poor brightness or contrast unrealistic may result in editing incorrect.
Each company calibrate their monitors in a personalized way and this is something that you do and check before you start to use your monitor so that what you see is as faithful as possible.
This is also important as many times you might have noticed that if you put aside and not looking directly at the monitor, then you see that the colors are lost and brightness becomes a problem serious. With monitors that have a viewing angle of 170 degrees to the less this is avoided and ensures absolute fidelity of image from where is that you whichever way to monitor.

Another problem that you think is the calibration of the monitors should be careful (to achieve a brightness and contrast natural and real).

martes, 17 de enero de 2012

All-terrain Chambers


This is the last all-terrain camera which has launched Panasonic, who have designed a specific line for travelers and adventurers: the series TF. This House brings a Leica lens allows us to take photos of excellent quality. As extra we can record videos with 1080p quality and as if all its benefits are not sufficient, the camera is very attractive, with vivid colors and ergonomically perfect to go to the adventure without worry that something happens to your camera.
The RF3 is also resistant to water and includes some features that travellers will find interesting: barometer, GPS (which automatically adds information to each picture on where it was taken), and even a compass!
When you talk about the news from Pentax for 2012, I named in passing this House that is a true traveller and thus looks. It is the design of this camera is definitely unique: ergonomic, colorful and excellent quality leaves no doubt as to the property "off-road" of this camera from Pentax.
The body of this House is manufactured in rugged aluminum and plastic that allows than sticking it safely and conveniently at hand, in addition to being waterproof (up to 10 meters, so it is ideal to make snorkel, for example, or take fun pictures at the pool, it will insurance be a favorite of the summer!). The quality of this camera recording reaches a few decent 720 p, while zoom is slightly better than the previous model, with 5 x optical.

If you're a fan of Olympus, the brand has also released its version Tough ideal for adventurers who like Olympusproducts. Olympus TG-810 can submerge a 10 meters, while it has been manufactured (and tested) to withstand without problems falls of up to 1.5 meters, which will save concerns to those who have slippery hands!

No I think that this House is really waterproof? Look!

All these models are priced in the range of 250 to 350 euros.

lunes, 16 de enero de 2012

UV filters and protection filters


UV filters do not produce any appreciable effect on our photographs only prevents the entry of ultraviolet rays in our camera which means that the picture will be exactly equal.
Then, so I want one? The vast majority of photographers are purchased UV filters not so much the fact protect against ultraviolet rays of the Sun but rather as a protection for the lens of the camera. It is a filter quite cheap and in fact I have come to see many UV filters for the small fee of 8€.

There are also those who argue that a UV filter removes sharpness to the photographs but I have not personally noticed no change in photographs since I use a UV filter. I suppose it's a personal matter that must be overcome each. In any case it is a very reliable alternative in protecting your objective of scratches, dust, and other.
You you think UV filters? You saved them? Tell us your story, your experiences and the results you have obtained using these filters.
Want to know more? Learn a little more about the UV filters:

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