B-bokeh tte n-nani?
From my last entry about Alter’s Akiyama Mio, I decided to create a photoshoot gallery of the figurine. Being a newfag in photography, I don’t know much about techniques and know-how. Also, I don’t have any DSLR to begin with. I just used my only digital camera, Panasonic Lumix LX3. One of the famous technique in photography is bokeh. It is something like a blur image or out of focus, intentionally. People usually tried to focus on the object that they want while blurring the other parts which are not in the focus. So, I just playing around with the settings and I present you this gallery.
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- B-bokeh tte n-nani?
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I knew that the picture kinda yellowish. I do hope experts out there give some inputs so that I could improve myself (on techniques, m’kay? Don’t bother asking me to get a proper DSLR).
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Either you lower the white balance in camera, or take RAW, and adjust it with Photoshop. Either way you might need a lower aperture number, 2.8 IF you can.
ISO 80
Aperture 2.0
No flash
hmm, Lumix has its own version of RAW which is why I didn’t use it.
I use Adobe Lightroom 64bit instead
tripoded? ur shutter must be damn slow lol
and yeah, take raw > PP
no tripod. i was doing abang sepang on the bed
quite hard like that ^^;
Just do what linkin suggested. Don’t have to have proper pictures either. Since mine turns out to be very yellowish as well sometimes.
Take this photo comparison I did before.
http://sora.wakarimasenlol.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/thepowaofpotochop.jpg
Left is the original and right is my edited.
The yellow-ish effect is cause of your room light.
Take photos and edit them in photoshop, senang.
raep! raep! raep!
-shah1 nice
ok, serious tip for LX3:
Use shutter priority, aim for long shutter time (need to test some first) but you will need a tripod for this.
btw RAW isnt necessary under controllable environment like your room… but yeah, it up to you to decide
I tot Mio wears shimapan? =P
this version of Mio was under production before the shimapan episode on air. which is why, they have her as normal panties instead of striped.
[...] with the flash. Perhaps I need more practices or there might be settings that I did not know. Like Mio’s photoshoot previously, I was using Aperture Priority mode for this time too (F2.0, ISO 200). I didn’t use RAW by [...]