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Journey of Camera Lens

Journey of Camera Lens

by Deepak Bharara· August 10, 2019· in Basic Photography, Blog· 0 comments tags: journey of lens
A Camera Lens known as photographic lens is an optical lens or assembly of lenses used in conjunction with a camera body or mechanism to make image of objects either on photographic film or other media capable of storing an image chemically or electronically.
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Tips for Go Pro Photography

Tips for Go Pro Photography/Videography

by Deepak Bharara· July 27, 2019· in Blog, Photography Tips, Videography· 0 comments
Go Pro is a small camera designed & built to capture the best qualities of point & shoot & camcorder, packs them into a rugged frame that is smaller, waterproof dustproof and virtual indestructible.  The cuboid design is an image sensor, processor, ultra wide angle lens and up to three microphones for recording audio in different conditions. The user interface is made up of just two or three buttons and feature touchscreen for more controls especially Hero 5 Black & above models   Go Pros can be used as standalone camera, but thanks to a great mobile app, they also pair perfectly with Android  & iOS devices, allowing more functionality & versatility. Using built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, user gain full control over their Go Pro Camera and can even display a live feed of what’s being captured right on the mobile device.   Few tips for effective use: Ensure Good Lighting – recommended to shoot close to the nearest light source. Lighting is the key for Go Pro Photography Make use of Gimbal for smooth shot – Go for KARMA Grip as perfect Gimbal else suggest to have firm grip & hold steady for shoot Buy Original Go Pro […]
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Tips for the Mobile Photography

Tips for the Mobile Photography

by Deepak Bharara· April 28, 2019· in Blog, Photography Tips· 0 comments tags: mobile, photography
Be Ready to go for Mobile photography, remember to charge your mobile, carry the Mobile charger, to capture moment make sure to unlock your mobile camera, keep the phone in Airplane mode to save battery & distractions/disturbances
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Tips for Videography

by Deepak Bharara· April 02, 2019· in Blog, Videography· 0 comments tags: tips, videography
Videography refers to the process of capturing moving images on electronic media and even streaming media. The term includes methods of video production & post-production. It could be considered the video equalent of cinematography Gather your equipment – Smart Phone, DSLR Camera, Lens, Lens Filter, Camcorder, External Microphone, Tripod, LED Lights & Gimbal Stabilizer Shoot in landscape mode (horizontally instead vertically) Use overlay GRID on your screen to guide you for keeping at phone level Plan your shoot – Create your own storyboard/shooting script – visualize your final footage and outline your desired shots – stick to specific style Use the power of emotions – emotions drive the viewers & it create a trigger Perfect time of day for shooting is important – know the timeline – when shooting outdoors, keep the sun behind you Have good lighting – determine the lighting arrangement – LAMP or LED Light or Sun Avoid conflicts between Natural & Artificial Light Keep the background simple – use solid coloured backgrounds be it a wall; to avoid casting a shadow Improve your composition – allow visual elements to tell your story, make the scene look aesthetically pleasing. Use Rule of third, where you place your […]
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Journey of Cameras

by Deepak Bharara· March 31, 2018· in Blog, Photography Analysis· 0 comments tags: dslr, history of camera
The journey of Cameras is quite fascinating & has lot of exciting moments some of the classification is as under:  Standard Compact Cameras Sometimes also called Point & Shoot probably the first camera for most of us. These cameras are quite cheap, handy, small, light & fool proof. One needs to point it in the general direction of the subject & press the button and the rest is taken care automatically. The main advantage is their low profile & you can carry it all the time with you. It also helps you to be discreet. Most people perceive you as tourist & not a professional photographer.  Whereas DSLR Camera attract attention. The flip side is that sensor is quite small, means that low light capabilities & also the lens quality impact the image quality among other things.  It is difficult to use in bright day light  & less pleasant for a long hour shoot. The auto system is also very slow. Another problem is that most of the controls are hidden deep in the menus, making them impossible to modify, on the fly. Now a days most of smart phone has better feature of compact camera built in …& easy to […]
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Tips for Post Processing

by Deepak Bharara· October 25, 2017· in Blog, Photography Tips· 0 comments
Post-processing refers to image editing/re-touching in photography. It is used for improving the image quality & accuracy. While it is good to get it right in the camera but at times you have to add right amount of oomph/Wow factor to your image at post processing/ editing table. The Editing can be much better on RAW format image.  The Editing, Retouching & Post processing image is fun, enjoy it. Chose the right type of Software – the top two & most popular software are Adobe Photoshop & Light-room. The beginners can use Pic Monkey & Picasa. The Cell phone user can use in-built basic editing features like filters, cool effects for images etc. Enable the lens correction – Correction can be done at the profile tab to clear distortion from the corners of frame The basic adjustment panel is your BFF (Best Friend Forever); 80% of adjustment happens in the Basic Panel – White Balance, Temperature & Tint are most commonly used sliders Adjust the horizon & straighten the images, set the Contrast & Brightness – for leveling the image Remove the lens flare – sometime shooting directly into sun causes flares, you can have control on removing flares Paint […]
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Tips for Photography Lighting

by Deepak Bharara· October 15, 2017· in Blog, Photography Tips· 0 comments tags: indoor photography, outdoor photography, photography, photography tips
Photographic lighting is the illumination of scenes to be photographed. A photograph simply records patterns of light, colour, and shade; lighting is all-important in controlling the image. Lighting is a key factor in creating a successful image. Therefore it is necessary to control and manipulate light correctly in order to get the best texture, vibrancy of colour and luminosity on your subjects. There are two basic types of lighting: hard light & soft light. The broader the light source, the softer the light & the narrower the source the harder the light. Broad light source lessens shadows, reduces contrast, suppresses texture & a Narrow light source does the opposite   Available sources of light: Natural Sun Light/Window Light, Cloud Light, Moon Light, Mist & fog Light Artificial Umbrella Light, Soft Box Light, Flash Light, Tube Light/LED Light /Bulb Lights/Mono Light – Can be termed as Incandescent & Fluorescent).   For Outdoor Photography Best is to capture the magic of Golden hour (sunrise/sunset) – use direct sun light to your advantage Can use cool light of blue hour, diffused light in mist & fog. Can use Window/Door light Use the Reflectors can help to bounce natural light back on to your subject Use of bouncing […]
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Tips for Glass Photography

by Deepak Bharara· September 09, 2017· in Blog, Photography Tips· 0 comments
Glass as a subject could appear difficult & might leave even the experienced photographers perplexed. But little cognizance of the properties of glasses & reflection might help decipher the complexities of photographing the same. Taking good quality pictures of Glass or transparent object can seem a great deal of fun actually. Normally, two major challenges that are reflection & focus on transparent subject Make use of Macro Lens for glass Photography 50 mm or 100 mm & for covering glass building one can use 70-200 mm lens Keep the subject clean (Dust free, Smudge free, Fingerprint free & Cable and Cords free In Glass Photography, the subject tends to sit still but the change of light can be in different ways. Such as Transmit the light which can be Direct, Refraction or Diffuse Absorb the light Reflect the light Use a translucent Plexiglas sweep-shooting table to make your background more conducive to various lighting technique including back lighting Adjust your light balance according to your lighting set up Almost all reflections produced by glass are direct reflections & often polarized Lighting glass requires attention to the edges. Produce strong lines along the edges of the subject. This can help to bring out its […]
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Tips For Black & White / Monochrome / Gray Photography

by Deepak Bharara· September 08, 2017· in Blog, Photography Tips· 0 comments tags: black & white photogrphy, black&white, photography
Black & White Photography offers a unique perspective on many subjects. Removing Colour brings out the hidden details, textures & shapes.  Black & White/Monochrome/Gray Photography means that a colour is placed on a neutral background. Light Colours become highlights and dark Colours become dark tones. The difference between these shades is called tonal Contrast. Black & White photographs are timeless. It enhances emotional substance and have disposition of making photos look more artistic Shooting in Black & White can focus the viewer’s attention One must learn what schemes work well in Black & White as Black makes White Brighter. Understand the 5 zones of Black & White i.e. Black, Shadows, Mid Tones, High Light & White Black & White is not just removing colour from colored photography by using software Shoot in RAW. This format provides greater flexibility for post processing table Visualize image in B/W & pay attention to Lines, Shadows & Shapes Focus on Character, Expression, Emotions & Soul in the portrait image Shoot Black & White during dull & low contrast weather situations Give your image some Silver Effex Pay special attention to Image Details, Noise & Tonal Contrast. Find wide range of varying tone of Grays […]
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Tips for Drone/Aerial Photography

by Deepak Bharara· September 02, 2017· in Blog, Photography Tips· 0 comments tags: aerial photography
Drone/Aerial Photography is the capturing of still images & video by remotely – operated or autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) also known as unmanned aircraft system (UAS) or more commonly, as a drone. It is real fun. Drone comes in wide variety of sizes; it can be launched by hand. It has two parts; the drone & the control unit Learn the Drone Rules & Regulations before flying your drone. Follow the laws & regulations of the land Phantom 4 drone is the right choice & recommended for the beginners. However there are so many other models available with Advanced versions You must know how to fly drone. Mastering controls of your drone will ensure safety of drone & to mitigate situations of crash/damag Use the open space. Be mindful of People/Wildlife to avoid any attack. Keep it under 400 feet while flying under line of sight Fly your drone even when you don’t think there is any point as you may not visualize subject from the ground Calibrate the Drone Compass especially for using the first time or at new location. Check the Sensor Index. Prefer to keep it between 1400 to 1600 range for better results Check the […]
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