If you have been a regular or have ever visited this site before, you must have noticed some new changes to the site. Especially the new site design. I know that a significant number of folks that read my blog, do so via RSS feeds/readers. I myself use one and rarely go to people’s sites …
August 8, 2008 – 12:20 pm
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Now that spring is in the air, the one thing that comes to mind is “Fresh Flowers!”. I recently attended the New York Botanical Gardens, for its popular annual orchid show. I was pleasently surprised at the number of professional “looking” photographers. If you notice, i quoted the term “looking” – intending to signify that …
March 14, 2007 – 1:19 pm
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If you have been visiting my blog regularly, you might have noticed some changes: I have upgraded WordPress and the theme. Do you like this? I am re-organizing the website to add the portfolio right within the blog and removing the main site altogether!
I often get asked by my friends as to what i carry with me when i go out to shoot pictures? I have this tiny hip bag from Think Tank. Its tiny, ergonomic and carries most of my travel stuff. It currently fits my D70s with 18-70mm attached to it, a spare 50mm lens, a …
Note: These are my “notes” from experience for my own quick reference. However, if my tip helps, a comment would be nice How to take better exposures: First take your eyes off the camera! You need to see through your eyes, Judge the darkest and brighest spots in the scene. Switch to spot metering and …
Here is my first D70S picture….with 50mm f/1.8…Its not great…but, good enough…definately better than G3…Happy with it…
I am not sure why camera manufacturers insist on using the film standard for measuring lens focal lengths – DSLRs (alteast all prosumer, some pro) have an obvious multipler and its often confusing to multiply what the real focal length is…..An example is that a 50mm lens on camera with a multiplier of 1.5 actually …