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Okay let's talk about the challenge ;
This challenge created to :
develop our Photography skills
motivate each other to be better
get ride on our fairs or laziness of trying new things.
Day #1 : Colorful Shot
Examples: <da:thumb id="164024238"/>
find a colorful subject or background and go press your shutter.
(Google " colorful Photography" for more ideas)
Be Creative
Day #2 : Splash Shot.
Examples:
Camera setting for splash: F/5.6 if you're zoom in ( better to be away from the object and zoom in) ISO 250 (start with 250 and increase a little bit if the shot was dark) shutter-speed start with 1/300 sec and increase till you got the shot, manual focus ( set the focus on the subject before shooting, Flash off.
If you're a user of Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop use the RAW shooting (not JEPG) gives you flexibility with editing.
-For Indoor/ studio shot: check this detailed Tutorial >> Shooting & Editing a High Speed Fruity Water Splash
( Google "Splash Photography" for more inspirational images )
Day #3: Books Shot ( something easy for today)
Exambles:
<da:thumb id="217729195"/>
(Google "Books Photography" for more ideas)
Day #4 : Light Painting Shot.
Examples:
<da:thumb id="162258901"/>
Camera settings : shutter-speed 1/6" sec ( depends on time you need to paint, and slower is better) Aperture between F/11-16 to be sure your light is in focus, ISO 100 ( because the room would be dark and the shot better be without noise ) manual focus ( because auto focus may struggle, so manual focus is usually a good choice) Flash Off
Suggested equipment:
Indoor or outdoor shooting : shooting at night or dark room. Light source to paint with, such as a torch, flashlight, glowstick or even a torch app on a smart phone. A tripod or something to put your camera upon.
Check these videos might help :
1- Orb-light painting Tutorial
2- Photo Tutorial: A Basic Introduction to Light Painting
3- How to light paint with DSLR camera
(Google "light painting Photography " for more ideas , be creative )
Day #5 Bokeh Shot
Examples:
Camera settings : ISO depends on the light of the place, shutter-speed start with 1/60 sec (it depends, if your object was shaking or moving , if so, increase shutter speed), Aperture or f-stop f/5.3, Auto-focus, Flash Off.
Check this link of how to make shaped bokeh >> Heart Shape bokeh
& Check this video >> Amazing Bokeh Photo Technique
( Google "Bokeh Photography" for more ideas)
Day #6 : Things Falling Shot
Examples:
<da:thumb id="409793978"/> <da:thumb id="320559176"/> <da:thumb id="69567310"/>
anything can fall without being damaged like papers, tree leaves or pearls. be creative !
You only need to set your shutter speed correctly so your object will not be blurry. ( start with 1/100 sec ) with a good lightening.
Day #7: Double Exposure Shot
Examples:
<da:thumb id="268067776"/>
It gives the feel of dreaming, not stabilized vision and sometimes it gives the feels that there's a ghost with you hehe
Here's a tutorials:
- in-camera Double exposure (for Canon users)( Video)
- In camera Double exposure ( for Nikon users) (Article)
- How to do cool double exposure (Video)
- Shooting tutorial: taking Multiple exposure portrait (Article)
- You can do Double Exposure with your smartphone ( Pinterest)
- Double Exposure in Photoshop (video)
(Google "Double Exposure Photography" for more ideas)
If you're a beginner or a little confused about photography terms, or having a question about shutter speed, Aperture or ISO , so check this link it might help you >> http://www.pinterest.com/pin/5…
Rules & constrictions
1- Photography only
2- It's okay if your shot failed you can submit it, but try your best! ( we are here to motivate you to be better).
3- Join the group support-beginners to be able to submit your photo. ( join requests & submission requests are automatically accepted )
4- submit your photo to the " One Week Challenge" folder.
P.S: You can find this challenge on
- my facebook page >> Sarah Hamid Photography
- Instagram >> @sarahhamidphotos
Good Luck & Enjoy!
Regards
Founder of
Okay let's talk about the challenge ;
One Week Challenge
This challenge created to :develop our Photography skills
motivate each other to be better
get ride on our fairs or laziness of trying new things.
Start Day : Friday, Nov 15 ( submit your first photo on this day)
Ends : Thursday, Nov 21 (Submit your last photo on this day)
Ends : Thursday, Nov 21 (Submit your last photo on this day)
Schedule
Lets start with an easy shot project here we go:Day #1 : Colorful Shot
Examples: <da:thumb id="164024238"/>
find a colorful subject or background and go press your shutter.
(Google " colorful Photography" for more ideas)
Be Creative
Day #2 : Splash Shot.
Examples:
Camera setting for splash: F/5.6 if you're zoom in ( better to be away from the object and zoom in) ISO 250 (start with 250 and increase a little bit if the shot was dark) shutter-speed start with 1/300 sec and increase till you got the shot, manual focus ( set the focus on the subject before shooting, Flash off.
If you're a user of Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop use the RAW shooting (not JEPG) gives you flexibility with editing.
Suggested Equipment:
-For outdoor shot: Camera with manual mode, Tripod (optional) , available light (time preferred 10:00 am - 3:00 pm ) ,shutter release remote( you can use camera timer) check this link >> Coffee Splash Tutorial-For Indoor/ studio shot: check this detailed Tutorial >> Shooting & Editing a High Speed Fruity Water Splash
( Google "Splash Photography" for more inspirational images )
Day #3: Books Shot ( something easy for today)
Exambles:
<da:thumb id="217729195"/>
(Google "Books Photography" for more ideas)
Day #4 : Light Painting Shot.
Examples:
<da:thumb id="162258901"/>
Camera settings : shutter-speed 1/6" sec ( depends on time you need to paint, and slower is better) Aperture between F/11-16 to be sure your light is in focus, ISO 100 ( because the room would be dark and the shot better be without noise ) manual focus ( because auto focus may struggle, so manual focus is usually a good choice) Flash Off
Suggested equipment:
Indoor or outdoor shooting : shooting at night or dark room. Light source to paint with, such as a torch, flashlight, glowstick or even a torch app on a smart phone. A tripod or something to put your camera upon.
Check these videos might help :
1- Orb-light painting Tutorial
2- Photo Tutorial: A Basic Introduction to Light Painting
3- How to light paint with DSLR camera
(Google "light painting Photography " for more ideas , be creative )
Day #5 Bokeh Shot
Examples:
Camera settings : ISO depends on the light of the place, shutter-speed start with 1/60 sec (it depends, if your object was shaking or moving , if so, increase shutter speed), Aperture or f-stop f/5.3, Auto-focus, Flash Off.
Check this link of how to make shaped bokeh >> Heart Shape bokeh
& Check this video >> Amazing Bokeh Photo Technique
( Google "Bokeh Photography" for more ideas)
Day #6 : Things Falling Shot
Examples:
<da:thumb id="409793978"/> <da:thumb id="320559176"/> <da:thumb id="69567310"/>
anything can fall without being damaged like papers, tree leaves or pearls. be creative !
You only need to set your shutter speed correctly so your object will not be blurry. ( start with 1/100 sec ) with a good lightening.
Day #7: Double Exposure Shot
Examples:
<da:thumb id="268067776"/>
It gives the feel of dreaming, not stabilized vision and sometimes it gives the feels that there's a ghost with you hehe
Here's a tutorials:
- in-camera Double exposure (for Canon users)( Video)
- In camera Double exposure ( for Nikon users) (Article)
- How to do cool double exposure (Video)
- Shooting tutorial: taking Multiple exposure portrait (Article)
- You can do Double Exposure with your smartphone ( Pinterest)
- Double Exposure in Photoshop (video)
(Google "Double Exposure Photography" for more ideas)
If you're a beginner or a little confused about photography terms, or having a question about shutter speed, Aperture or ISO , so check this link it might help you >> http://www.pinterest.com/pin/5…Rules & constrictions
1- Photography only
2- It's okay if your shot failed you can submit it, but try your best! ( we are here to motivate you to be better).
3- Join the group support-beginners to be able to submit your photo. ( join requests & submission requests are automatically accepted )
4- submit your photo to the " One Week Challenge" folder.
P.S: You can find this challenge on
- my facebook page >> Sarah Hamid Photography
- Instagram >> @sarahhamidphotos
Good Luck & Enjoy!
Regards
Founder of
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Don't know how time flies fast, already half a year passed wow !
Hope the first half was good and the coming is better !
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Enjoy !
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You probably begin to wonder which camera should I buy? the cropped or the full frame one and what is the differences, Well you have to wonder and we will clear things to you!
What does Full Frame & Crop Sensor mean ?
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