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Photography Poster!
4-H Tutorial – Photography Poster
Photography Poster Questions
macro photography question…what’s the difference between a short camera to subject distance and zooming in?
This is assuming a plain background…Like a solid color poster board.
i guess i mean short focal lengths and long focal lengths in macro photography. Could you get similar images using both ways?
i guess it would depend on what is being photographed, and I know that DOF will be affected if only slightly..
If you’re talking about a true Macro lens, with a shorter lens (i.e. 50 mm), you are so many inches away from the lens when you set it at, say, 1:2 (or 1:1 if it can focus that closely). With a longer lens, say, 100 mm, you are not so close to the subject. This may be good if you’re trying to shoot a bug or something, but it takes a really sturdy hand to hold the camera without any movement. It took me a while to get used to 100 mm Macro–and I don’t think I can use anything longer than that.
I find that Canon 50 mm f 2.5 macro v.s. Canon 100 mm f 2.8 macro produce similar results and can’t tell them apart if I were shooting a flat photo or painting.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c317/wtin/paintings.jpg
At the Getty in Los Angeles
These were taken this weekend with Canon 100 mm f 2.8 macro (Canon 5D). I overdid it a bit (798 photos in one hour!)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c317/wtin/AdobeLightroom.jpg
The lens gave me enough space from the subject–and yet, quite sharp (will post a close up photo later). The 50 mm Macro would not have worked as well, I think.
Addendum
Here is one of many.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c317/wtin/100mm.jpg
I find that this lens is just about right for portraits.
Quick Landscape Photography Tips
Landscape photography is a one of the most popular fields in photography due to a variety of spectacular subjects that can be photographed. Landscape photography takes into consideration a wide range of photographic skills including composition, aperture and speed adjustment, light metering, timing and post production. Post production commonly involves viewing and adjustment on a photo editing software for cropping, color correction, image resizing and finally, printing. Whether for personal use or for profit, it’s best to print photographs using professional printing services. Below is a quick list of essential elements to consider when taking landscape photographs.
Larger Depth of Field – A larger depth of requires adjusting the aperture setting of a DSL-R camera to a smaller value. This is needed in order for the lens to take in and focus on all the elements of the landscape subject. Landscapes, unlike portraits or action photography, are large-scaled and detailed. Standard kit lenses of consumer D-SLRs have an 18-55 mm. wide-angle lens suitable for landscape photography. Landscape photos are often used as postcard subjects, particularly of pure, scenic landscapes. Postcards are a highly visual but portable medium that can capture the extent of an entire landscape scene.
Adjusting Light – Maximizing the depth of field requires a loss of light as the lens opening is at its smallest. In order to compensate, it’s best to lower the shutter speed or increase the ISO setting for low lighting conditions. Landscape subjects have varied lighting conditions that change in a matter of minutes. Natural light in landscapes is an essential factor that must be captured in any photograph. In freelance photography, landscape shots can be used as promotional materials and gift items when printed on calendars. Calendars today can be custom-made and printed in bulk using convenient online printing services.
Use a tripod – The use of a tripod is crucial when taking landscapes in low lighting conditions. The downside of decreasing the shutter speed is a blurring of images due to the camera’s shake and sensitivity to movement. For best results, it’s advisable to activate the shutter button using a remote control for maximum movement control. Using a tripod can ensure clear, vivid photo images that can be produced as a poster print. Online printing also offers large-format, poster printing services at affordable or discounted rates.
Professional printers offer a variety of services that can fully maximize the beauty of landscape photography. All of these services are available to the customer, 24 hours a day through the convenience of online printing. Printing a postcard and poster print is also made affordable at gang prices and substantial discounts.
About the Author
Nikki Sabato is a writer with a background in landscape architecture and design. She currently works in the field of marketing and design communication.
