Run is almost the only decision that people
make when the volcano eruption but not for Miles Morgan. According to the report
of Daily Mail, Miles Morgan risks life and limb getting up close and
personal with the world's most active volcano: Hawaii Kilauea. Below photos are
the ones he shoots at there. Only 1 meters away from the crater.
Miles Morgan comes from Portland, Oregon.
His foot was burnt in this trip.
Kilauea is one of the most
active volcanoes in the world and erupted occasionally in the past 10 years.
Look at the below
photos, can you feel the temperature of the volcano?
Cloud photography is one of the most
interesting ones as it never has the same condition, which also means that you
also need lucky while shooting. However, below are four aspects you need to
keep in mind while shooting.
1)Don’t over exposure
Over exposure will let the layering of cloud disappear, so
mostly we should let the cloud exposure and sometime you may use the function
of –EV. You can try to use different models to test the effect.
2)CPL
It not only can help you get better blue sky but also better
cloud.
3)Flow cloud
Slow your shutter to dozens second so that you can capture
the flowing cloud
4)Use GND to balance light
equation
To maintain the layering of cloud, we can’t use the model
of overexposure. But decrease the exposure will make the object on the ground
become dim, one of solutions is using GND to balance light equation.
It is a common condition the clients ask
for all the shooting photos to professional or amateur. Generally, photographer
will ask clients not do say or even directly decline the requirement. Many of
customers may feel confusing or even angry. Then, why photographers won’t give
you all the photos.
First, client has no right to ask for the
semi-manufactures. Will you ask for the paint draft while a painter draws for
you? Would you ask for the spare fabrics while purchasing custom clothes? It is
the same principle to the photos.
Some customer may also believe that it is
no harm to the photographers. In fact, there is. The final works that sent to
clients are after carefully choosing and editing. Those final works represent
the figure and word of mouth to others. Those semi-manufactures will do harm to
the photographers.
Let back to the reality, not every photo is
perfect. At one time of shooting, photographer may take a lot of photos, many
of which are in the same gesture and content. Do you really want the photos
that aren’t chosen and edited by the photographers?
If you still want all of them, just ask for
yourself why. Do you believe that are still great ones in the photos on the way
of deleting? Or you believe that you can do a better job in Photoshop? Do trust
your photographer or you shouldn’t choose him at the first. Let photographers
do the entire job or become the photographer if you wish.
No matter you are new photographers who have
entry level devices (Canon Rebel Ti 3, Nikon D5200, etc) or advanced ones (1D,
7D), a camera bag is essential for better protections and convenience. The
difference is what kind of bags you need.
For entry level users who have only one
camera and one or two lens, sling bag, shoulder bag, inner bag, will be a good
choice.
(Repost from Macrumors) A new video gives a detailed look at of Apple's upcoming "champagne" iPhone 5S along with a close look at the blue low-cost iPhone "5C". The video, posted by AppAdvice,
compares the backplates of both devices to the existing iPhone 5 and
gives the clearest look yet at the design of Apple's newest iPhones.
As noted in multiple descriptions of the "gold" iPhone, the color is
closer to a light champagne than it is to a bright and garish gold. The
video depicts a subdued gold color that matches well with the silver of
the existing iPhone 5.
The iPhone 5C and 5S backplates in the video appear to be similar in
size to the existing iPhone 5. While the low-cost iPhone is slightly
thicker due to its polycarbonate shell, the iPhone 5S is nearly
identical to the iPhone 5 with the exception of the dual-LED
rear flash. The iPhone 5S, which will be Apple's new flagship device,
is also expected to feature a redesigned home button to incorporate its
fingerprint sensor.
Though the iPhone 5S will feature improvements to the processor along
with camera upgrades and other enhancements, the iPhone 5C will likely
utilize existing iPhone 5 parts as it is rumored to be a replacement for
the iPhone 5.
The iPhone 5C is shown in blue, but it will come in an array of colors
including blue, green, red, yellow, and white. Apple is not expected to
produce a black iPhone 5C, but all of the 5Cs will feature standard
black faceplates with a matching black Apple logo on the back of the
device.
As noted by AppAdvice
the iPhone 5S features a shiny metallic logo along with thinner
"iPhone" text, which appears to be inline with both the lettering on the
iPhone 5C and Apple's overall adoption of skinnier fonts.
Earlier today a rumor surfaced
suggesting that Apple could have a “graphite” colored iPhone 5S in the
works, which would accompany the champagne/white, silver/white, and
slate/black iPhone 5S varieties.
Both the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C are expected to debut at an iPhone event held in September.
Digicame-info
provided two product images of Sony newest mirrorless NEX-5T. It is just like
the description of the rumors: no surprises. The body shape and censor almost
the same as NEX-5R, which is also the generation style of these years.
However, there are still little upgrades. Such as the
built-in function of NFC (near filed
communication), changes in the menu.
