In-Camera
Printed
Film: Dearest, waiting for the bus =) On Thursday afternoon, I went out to Bedford Road of Southampton to go to City Photographic Ltd to get my rolls of films developed, scanned and printed. It was not my first time going to this shop. The last time I came to this shop was to collect [...]
(Day 61) Prime Lenses/Winchester Skating Trip
Replacing Day 61: 8th December 2011 Photos: 27th November 2011 Sunday Winchester Skating Trip “It doesn’t zoom”. A strange phrase I use ridiculously often whenever I lend my camera to a third party. As an owner of a Nikon 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 AFS superzoom, I understand the usage and the greatness of zoom lenses. But it’s [...]
Trend of thoughts before photoshoot (Part 2 of 2)
Step 4: Suggestion Suggestion here is a real test of communication skills. For most of my subjects, I was able to recall details about them. Simple things like their habits and who they hang out with. It may sound hard but after spending 2 and a half years with the same batchmates, it’s not that [...]
FAQ: Noise VS Blur
I do teach photography to those who ask. And one of the tips that I keep telling them is to bump up the ISO (basically the sensitivity of the sensor of digital cameras). Whenever shooting indoor for natural lighting (or ambient light), I regularly shoot at 1600 even 3200. But the respond that I quite [...]
Basics of Photography 4: Aperture
Thank you, Cecilia… ^_^ What is aperture? 1. An opening, such as a hole, gap, or slit. a. A usually adjustable opening in an optical instrument, such as a camera or telescope, that limits the amount of light passing through a lens or onto a mirror. b. The diameter of such an opening, often expressed [...]
People call me ”Tay”
Currently a Medical Student of Southampton. Life is getting harder and harder each day but learning never ends.
Doctor-To-Be and Photographer-In-Training
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