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Showing posts with label DSLR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DSLR. Show all posts

Monday, September 1, 2014

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

New Camera, Old Model. New Post, Late Update

Yow!
How many months already since my last post. I said I will post about the new cam that I have, but.... hm. well anyways, I have the time to post now. So here it is:


Yes very old model. Not too bad for a beginner like me. Hmmm. I use this to practice and enhance my skills (as if I have any,. haha) Okay so obviously, it is a NIKON D3100 which I got December last year, 2013. Thanks to my job I have afforded to buy this.
It came with the body, 18-55mm lens, manual, camera bag, 8GB memory card, a charger and a battery. And since I ordered this to my cousin, I got a free tripod and a pre-used camera cover. Hehe



These are some of the pictures of the camera itself. I'll post photos taken by this on the 'Gallery' tab.

Nikon D3100's Specs:
Sensor• 14.2 million effective pixels
• 23.1 x 15.4 mm CMOS (DX format)


Image sizes• 4608 x 3072 (14.2 MP)
• 3456 x 2304
• 2304 x 1536


Movie modeYes
1080p24
720p30/25/24
424p24


Live ViewYes

Sensor cleaning• Image Sensor Cleaning
• Airflow control system
• Image Dust Off reference data (optional Capture NX 2 software required)


Autofocus• 11 area TTL
• Nikon Multi-CAM1000

In-body focus motor• No

AF area modes• Single point
• Dynamic area
• Auto area
• 3D Tracking (11-points)


AF drive mode• AF-A
• AF-S
• AF-C
• MF
• AF-F (Live view only)


Live view AF modes• Face priority
• Wide area
• Normal area
• Subject tracking


Sensitivity• ISO 100 - 3200
• To ISO 12800 with boost


Continuous• 3 fps

Viewfinder magnification• 0.8x

Viewfinder Frame coverage• Approx. 95%

LCD monitor• 3.0" TFT LCD
• 230,000 pixel TFT


Dimensions124 x 96 x 74.5 mm (4.9 x 3.7 x 3.0 in)

Weight• No battery: 455 g (1.0 lb)
• With battery: 505 g (1.1 lb)


Image processing engine• Expeed 2
• 12 bit


Active D-lightingOn/Off

Automatic chromatic aberration correctionYes

In-camera retouching• D-Lighting
• Red-eye reduction
• Trimming
• Monochrome & filter effects
• Color balance
• Small picture
• Image overlay
• NEF (RAW) processing
• Quick retouch
• Straighten
• Distortion control
• Fisheye
• Color outline
• Perspective control
• Miniature effect
• Edit movie


BracketingNo


plus the low price. It's a recommended entry-level DSLR. :)

Price ranges from 500USD - 550USD.

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Lhei
Passion Photographi

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Test Shots: Aperture Priority

As promised, here are the photos with small and large aperture:


Small Aperture

Intro to Aperture

Only recently when I knew about this. :)
It's a must read especially for photography beginners like me.

That aperture is the one responsible for the focus of your subject when shooting a photograph. Technically speaking, aperture is the size of the lens' opening when taking pictures. Aperture is measured by what we call the "f stops". They are what we refer to as f/4, f/5.6 and so on..

Keep this in mind: large apertures are indicated by f/stop smaller numbers; small apertures have bigger f stop numbers. Large aperture is where large amount of light gets through while small aperture is where little amount of light gets through the lens.

Monday, October 22, 2012

Tips on Buying Your Digital Camera


Almost all people have this passion or hobby of taking pictures of almost anything! For some, photography is just a past time, but for some serious people they do it to earn money while enjoying. Now, how will choose your first digital camera?

These days, it’s very easy to look for digital cameras. Magazines, newspapers, televisions and internet can provide you with establishments that sells digital camera. The things that you need to consider in buying a camera are:

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Looking For


TO my blog readers,

I am looking for blog sponsors. Hihihi.
Also, Place your ads on my blog.

Just email me at lheibernas@gmail.com

Thanks! :)

~ Passion Photography

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Trial and Error

Yesterday, I asked my cousin to stand outside to take a photo of her and see if the camera can give a blur-background-effect that the DSLR gives. (She's just fixing her hair, she's not sad or annoyed or whatever :D )



Shutter Speed: 1/215 second

Aperture: F/4.6
Focal Length: 20 mm
ISO Speed: 80


Hmm. So, obviously, it failed my expectation coz the background is cleaaar! But still this camera serves us well. I think I'm overusing it now haha.. When I saw nice view- get the camera - snap!- connect to computer- on - off. I do it many times.. (i feel it's having side effects now, even it's quite new. We had this on the last week of April 2012). Going back, the photo is still okay, right? hahaha.. I really want to have a job NOW! As in now na.. So I can earn and have my own DSLR.. ooohh so loveeee to buy myself one.. O,O



Friday, June 8, 2012

Samsung W150F Review

I mentioned on my previous post that the camera I used in taking photos is SAMSUNG W150F. I decided to make a post about it. Yes, maybe a review. Let me show you some pictures first:


The camera is boxed with a quick start guide, a CD which contains Intelli- Studio, PC Auto Backup, Adobe Reader and User Manual. It also has, of course, the charger, USB cord and leather camera bag. And instead of a 4GB card, we had an 8GB card!
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