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Perlis 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
Iffah: One Year Old Photoshoot
17 Sept 2013 - 17 Sept 2014 : 1 Year Old
Iffah Zayanni Binti RosFaizal
Iffah Zayanni Binti RosFaizal
Monday, August 18, 2014
My Little Iffah
My little Iffah
photoshoot semasa hari Raya idilfitri 2014
sentiasa tersenyum ngan gigi 2 batangnya...
Che'Ross
photoshoot semasa hari Raya idilfitri 2014
sentiasa tersenyum ngan gigi 2 batangnya...
Che'Ross
Monday, July 14, 2014
Type of Near Photography
Types of Near Photography
There is little more than general agreement about what
we call the various types of near-focus photography
but it is important to at least have a general idea
of what we are talking about when we go close to
photograph.
Mini-Landscapes
When I go nearer than what we could call general
landscape photography I term small landscapes “minilandscapes”
or natural dioramas. For me this means
I want to include more of the context or surrounding
space to whatever my subject is, like a group of plants
or a shady glen, that idea – a small group shot.
Close-up
This just means close up and short of the full
macro 1:1 photography. This makes up most of
the photography I do, something broader that 1:1
photography.
Macro
Macro generally means any photo that is 1:1 or
greater. “1:1” states that the image on the sensor is
the same size as the live image. If it is equal to that
or larger, it is a macro. However to most people today
macro and close-up photography are the same thing.
Photomicroscopy
The word “macro” generally defines this category
because macro refers to anything greater than 1:1.
However, I reserve this description to studio work done
on a rail with macro lenses. Nothing moves and live
things are usually dead.
Microphotography
Here we are definitely in the studio, perhaps on
an automated focusing rail, a microscope stage,
and using a microscope or at least multiple lenses
hooked one to another. From my point of view this
is interesting but more clinical or at least multiple lenses
hooked one to another. From my point of view this
is interesting but more clinical or scientific that I am
interested in.
Creadit to :
Book One:
Macro & Close-up Technique
Includes Focus Stacking and Mini-Panoramas
by Michael Erlewine
There is little more than general agreement about what
we call the various types of near-focus photography
but it is important to at least have a general idea
of what we are talking about when we go close to
photograph.
Mini-Landscapes
When I go nearer than what we could call general
landscape photography I term small landscapes “minilandscapes”
or natural dioramas. For me this means
I want to include more of the context or surrounding
space to whatever my subject is, like a group of plants
or a shady glen, that idea – a small group shot.
Close-up
This just means close up and short of the full
macro 1:1 photography. This makes up most of
the photography I do, something broader that 1:1
photography.
Macro
Macro generally means any photo that is 1:1 or
greater. “1:1” states that the image on the sensor is
the same size as the live image. If it is equal to that
or larger, it is a macro. However to most people today
macro and close-up photography are the same thing.
Photomicroscopy
The word “macro” generally defines this category
because macro refers to anything greater than 1:1.
However, I reserve this description to studio work done
on a rail with macro lenses. Nothing moves and live
things are usually dead.
Microphotography
Here we are definitely in the studio, perhaps on
an automated focusing rail, a microscope stage,
and using a microscope or at least multiple lenses
hooked one to another. From my point of view this
is interesting but more clinical or at least multiple lenses
hooked one to another. From my point of view this
is interesting but more clinical or scientific that I am
interested in.
Creadit to :
Book One:
Macro & Close-up Technique
Includes Focus Stacking and Mini-Panoramas
by Michael Erlewine
Sunday, June 15, 2014
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