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Hedi de Zilva

Full moon photography

Hedi de Zilva 07.10.17, 11:19
Quote: Hedi de Zilva 07.10.17, 11:19Hello, how can I take a picture of the full moon showing the clouds as well without loosing the structure of the moon? Hello! Capturing the full moon along with clouds while preserving the moon's structure can be challenging due to the significant difference in brightness. Here are a few tips to help you achieve this:

Choose the Right Time: Try to photograph the moon when it's lower in the sky. This will reduce the brightness contrast between the moon and the clouds.

Use a Tripod: A stable tripod is essential for long exposures, which you'll need to capture the details in the clouds.

Manual Mode: Set your camera to manual mode to have full control over the settings.

Aperture and ISO: Use a small aperture (f/8 to f/11) to get a deep depth of field. Set the ISO to a low value (100-200) to reduce noise.

Shutter Speed: Experiment with different shutter speeds. A faster shutter speed (1/100s to 1/250s) can capture the details of the moon, while a slightly longer exposure can bring out the clouds. You may need to take multiple shots and blend them together in post-processing.

Spot Metering: Use spot metering to focus on the moon and adjust your settings accordingly.

RAW Format: Shoot in RAW format to have more flexibility in post-processing.

By using these techniques and a bit of trial and error, you'll be able to capture a stunning image of the full moon with the clouds!
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Kuvaajankulma 03.03.25, 21:57
Kuvaajankulma Kuvaajankulma 03.03.25, 21:57
Quote: Hedi de Zilva 07.10.17, 11:19Hello, how can I take a picture of the full moon showing the clouds as well without loosing the structure of the moon? Hello! Capturing the full moon along with clouds while preserving the moon's structure can be challenging due to the significant difference in brightness. Here are a few tips to help you achieve this:

Choose the Right Time: Try to photograph the moon when it's lower in the sky. This will reduce the brightness contrast between the moon and the clouds.

Use a Tripod: A stable tripod is essential for long exposures, which you'll need to capture the details in the clouds.

Manual Mode: Set your camera to manual mode to have full control over the settings.

Aperture and ISO: Use a small aperture (f/8 to f/11) to get a deep depth of field. Set the ISO to a low value (100-200) to reduce noise.

Shutter Speed: Experiment with different shutter speeds. A faster shutter speed (1/100s to 1/250s) can capture the details of the moon, while a slightly longer exposure can bring out the clouds. You may need to take multiple shots and blend them together in post-processing.

Spot Metering: Use spot metering to focus on the moon and adjust your settings accordingly.

RAW Format: Shoot in RAW format to have more flexibility in post-processing.

By using these techniques and a bit of trial and error, you'll be able to capture a stunning image of the full moon with the clouds!
https://www.kuvaajankulma.com/valokuvaaja
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Alfredwatkins

50d novice

Alfredwatkins 21.09.17, 18:21
Going from a 400D to a 50D is quite the leap in technology. I would recommend readying Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson. It will teach you everything you need to know to understand the modes and the principles of photography that will make your 50D experience much better. You might also benefit from meeting up with someone who is familiar with the XXD series of camera. Often times they can answer a lot of your questions.
T Bessey 27.01.25, 21:03
T Bessey T Bessey 27.01.25, 21:03
Going from a 400D to a 50D is quite the leap in technology. I would recommend readying Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson. It will teach you everything you need to know to understand the modes and the principles of photography that will make your 50D experience much better. You might also benefit from meeting up with someone who is familiar with the XXD series of camera. Often times they can answer a lot of your questions.
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jhon martinvish

What is the best dSLR camera out there right now?

jhon martinvish 15.09.12, 14:58
Interesting topic. I think the best camera is the one you have. I just got lucky and picked up a some new equipment really cheap. This is my current setup. Items with an * are part of a deal that cost me $225.00.

iPhone 15 Pro
Canon 80D*
Canon 60D*
Canon Digital Rebel XS
Canon Nifty Fifty 50MM
Canon 18 to 135 IS*
Tamron 18-200
Sigma 150-500 APO HSM DG*
Holga Toy lens for Canon DSLR
Bogen Tripod
Other Misc gear

I know how to use it all and mostly shoot manual. Since I lucked into my deal back in December, I am stoked about doing more with my hobby. Please note that I lit my cell phone. They say the best camera is the one you have with you. Nothing could be more true. Today’s cell phones are amazing. Read about their features and go have fun…
T Bessey 27.01.25, 21:00
T Bessey T Bessey 27.01.25, 21:00
Interesting topic. I think the best camera is the one you have. I just got lucky and picked up a some new equipment really cheap. This is my current setup. Items with an * are part of a deal that cost me $225.00.

iPhone 15 Pro
Canon 80D*
Canon 60D*
Canon Digital Rebel XS
Canon Nifty Fifty 50MM
Canon 18 to 135 IS*
Tamron 18-200
Sigma 150-500 APO HSM DG*
Holga Toy lens for Canon DSLR
Bogen Tripod
Other Misc gear

I know how to use it all and mostly shoot manual. Since I lucked into my deal back in December, I am stoked about doing more with my hobby. Please note that I lit my cell phone. They say the best camera is the one you have with you. Nothing could be more true. Today’s cell phones are amazing. Read about their features and go have fun…
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nepaltrekking

How can I make better picture?

nepaltrekking 04.01.13, 06:12
There are so many factors that come into play when it comes to taking a pictures. First and foremost you need to understand the difference between shutter speed and aperture. Even if you have a point and shoot camera understanding those concepts will allow you to better use the camera you have. Please remember the best camera is the one you have on you at any given time.

May I suggest getting the book Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson. This book is one in a series of three that many photographers have used to learn about the craft of photography. Once you understand how your camera works all you need to practice. With digital photography, you can take as many pictures are your heart desires. Go have fun….
T Bessey 27.01.25, 20:49
T Bessey T Bessey 27.01.25, 20:49
There are so many factors that come into play when it comes to taking a pictures. First and foremost you need to understand the difference between shutter speed and aperture. Even if you have a point and shoot camera understanding those concepts will allow you to better use the camera you have. Please remember the best camera is the one you have on you at any given time.

May I suggest getting the book Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson. This book is one in a series of three that many photographers have used to learn about the craft of photography. Once you understand how your camera works all you need to practice. With digital photography, you can take as many pictures are your heart desires. Go have fun….
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arturaz ultimax

Food Channel needs advice

arturaz ultimax 01.03.22, 08:22
Determine the specific focus of your food channel. Will you showcase recipes, explore different cuisines, offer cooking tips, focus on healthy eating, or specialize in a particular type of food? Identifying your niche will help you target a specific audience and tailor your content accordingly.
Deleted user 19.06.23, 09:15
Deleted user Deleted user 19.06.23, 09:15
Determine the specific focus of your food channel. Will you showcase recipes, explore different cuisines, offer cooking tips, focus on healthy eating, or specialize in a particular type of food? Identifying your niche will help you target a specific audience and tailor your content accordingly.
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Eric van Crombrugge

Advice: Lumix FZ50 or R1

Eric van Crombrugge 01.12.06, 15:12
There are many models of cameras on the market. But it becomes more challenging when you start looking for an affordable, reliable and great camera. Need to check this https://kranepoolsociety.com/ and get more new things for the game. Most of the models produce good-quality pictures but not a lot of people are familiar with these brands. So my choice for this article is Lumix FZ50 or R1.
pehet80215 29.11.22, 11:22
pehet80215 pehet80215 29.11.22, 11:22
There are many models of cameras on the market. But it becomes more challenging when you start looking for an affordable, reliable and great camera. Need to check this https://kranepoolsociety.com/ and get more new things for the game. Most of the models produce good-quality pictures but not a lot of people are familiar with these brands. So my choice for this article is Lumix FZ50 or R1.
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John Holmes

recover deleted images??

John Holmes 22.11.06, 02:38
Yes you can. There are some software which can easily recover them, but you wont get the full size image that you had earlier.
mariah 03.03.20, 11:18
mariah mariah 03.03.20, 11:18
Yes you can. There are some software which can easily recover them, but you wont get the full size image that you had earlier.
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Hedi de Zilva

Travel Zoom

Hedi de Zilva 04.07.18, 23:22
Quote: Hedi de Zilva 04.07.18, 23:22Hello, I am thinking of buying a Tamron travel zoom 18-400mm F/3.5-6.3. Has anyone got any experience with this ultra-telephoto all-in- one zoom?
This lens is best for universal use. You can use it anywhere and does the job of most lenses but not the best. If you are not into taking professional photos then for random use this lens is pretty good.
mariah 03.03.20, 11:16
mariah mariah 03.03.20, 11:16
Quote: Hedi de Zilva 04.07.18, 23:22Hello, I am thinking of buying a Tamron travel zoom 18-400mm F/3.5-6.3. Has anyone got any experience with this ultra-telephoto all-in- one zoom?
This lens is best for universal use. You can use it anywhere and does the job of most lenses but not the best. If you are not into taking professional photos then for random use this lens is pretty good.
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mariah

Need professional support

mariah 03.03.20, 11:03
I tend to take a lot of portraits and recently I am facing some issues. I use Nikon D5300 with a lens which is Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 VR. Now recently I am not getting the focus that I used to get before. I did not drop my camera or anything. Can it be solved without any hardware repairment ?
mariah 03.03.20, 11:03
mariah mariah 03.03.20, 11:03
I tend to take a lot of portraits and recently I am facing some issues. I use Nikon D5300 with a lens which is Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 VR. Now recently I am not getting the focus that I used to get before. I did not drop my camera or anything. Can it be solved without any hardware repairment ?
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Alfred Spectrum

Corrupt JPG and NEF files

Alfred Spectrum 28.07.07, 06:56
Well, no need to worry at all, if you are getting error message “filename is not supported image file” while opening the NEF file, then you can fix this issue by converting your .nef or JPEG file to another image file format by using an online converter tool.
Apart from this, if you are thinking that, manuals won’t work then you must be wrong my dear because the given solution to you had helped me to open my NEF files also. So, once you should also try this fix to open your NEF image file and resolve your damaged NEF file issue with ease.
To know more: http://www.rescuedigitalmedia.com/fix-c ... nef-images
alexwaston0891 26.12.19, 11:09
alexwaston0891 alexwaston0891 26.12.19, 11:09
Well, no need to worry at all, if you are getting error message “filename is not supported image file” while opening the NEF file, then you can fix this issue by converting your .nef or JPEG file to another image file format by using an online converter tool.
Apart from this, if you are thinking that, manuals won’t work then you must be wrong my dear because the given solution to you had helped me to open my NEF files also. So, once you should also try this fix to open your NEF image file and resolve your damaged NEF file issue with ease.
To know more: http://www.rescuedigitalmedia.com/fix-c ... nef-images
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Hedi de Zilva

White Balance - Colour Temperature

Hedi de Zilva 14.01.19, 13:44
Quote: RoseMG 20.05.19, 20:56This is incredible advice, I will try them soon!
also, there is a lot of information http://fixthephoto.com/evolve-edits-out ... mpare.html
RoseMG 21.05.19, 20:31
RoseMG RoseMG 21.05.19, 20:31
Quote: RoseMG 20.05.19, 20:56This is incredible advice, I will try them soon!
also, there is a lot of information http://fixthephoto.com/evolve-edits-out ... mpare.html
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amelielux

Urgent help needed for shooting in poor conditions :)

amelielux 10.12.18, 11:36
If you have a flash bounce it off the ceiling if possible.

Test all 3 of the above options and go with the best result. If it turns out to be the "Auto" mode you don't have to tell anyone, just get the results and image you want. ( or try and duplicate the settings manually )

Good luck !
Ken Piros 12.12.18, 09:50
Ken Piros Ken Piros 12.12.18, 09:50
If you have a flash bounce it off the ceiling if possible.

Test all 3 of the above options and go with the best result. If it turns out to be the "Auto" mode you don't have to tell anyone, just get the results and image you want. ( or try and duplicate the settings manually )

Good luck !
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Nasrin Akter

Which is the best tool for background removal?

Nasrin Akter 11.02.17, 15:32
Well for this purpose photoshop seems to be the best indeed! If you'd like to learn working with grey backgrounds, color backgrounds, and how to change them you should visit digitalphotographyschool.com
charlywilk24 26.11.18, 19:25
charlywilk24 charlywilk24 26.11.18, 19:25
Well for this purpose photoshop seems to be the best indeed! If you'd like to learn working with grey backgrounds, color backgrounds, and how to change them you should visit digitalphotographyschool.com
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Deleted user

The art of exposing a photo in the right way

Deleted user 16.10.15, 19:53
In addition, exposure compensation can’t spot all kind of exposure problems like if you want a dark subject and a bright background, it can’t help you. But it is very effective for other techniques like high dynamic range compositing or fill flash. If you want to take exposure into your own hands, exposure compensation is the easiest way to do that.
xxx 05.11.18, 13:27
xxx xxx 05.11.18, 13:27
In addition, exposure compensation can’t spot all kind of exposure problems like if you want a dark subject and a bright background, it can’t help you. But it is very effective for other techniques like high dynamic range compositing or fill flash. If you want to take exposure into your own hands, exposure compensation is the easiest way to do that.
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Stefan Gr.

best way to store pictures

Stefan Gr. 30.10.04, 19:08
Also i found another great image editor online, http://resizemyimg.com
jonutz 02.10.18, 11:10
jonutz jonutz 02.10.18, 11:10
Also i found another great image editor online, http://resizemyimg.com
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