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By admin, on January 15th, 2014
 This theory was given by John Thomas Smith in 1797.It is one of the basic principles of photographic composition. It applies to film, art, photography and design. The basic principle is to break down the image space into nine equal parts in horizontal and vertical lines i.e. it makes three rows and three columns. This theory helps to balance the image in a proper manner and it provides natural look to viewer. This skill is already presents in some people who are engaged with the profession of photography.
Before applying this theory we have to look certain things in the object i.e. at first we have to understand the point of interest in the portrait. For example if we are taking the image of a person we have to look what is the point of attraction in that image whether it is his eyes or his lips and so on. There are many image editing tools available like photoshop, MS picture manager., etc that helps photographer to recompose images after they shot. This theory can be applied in any object whether it’s a portrait, landscape or anything.
IMPLEMENTATION OF RULE OF THIRDS
- Understand the important elements of subject and position them near the intersection lines of grids. As the object is close, we don’t have to perfectly line the element.
- We should provide some empty spaces in picture that helps to maintain balance in a overall composition. We should not place the object in the middle because it creates distraction.
- We should give more concentration to lighter and darker areas during shooting of landscape. Particularly in landscape shooting high contrast will attract the viewer more.
- This theory can be implemented with shooting of portraits. We can concentrate on the eyes, hairs and cheeks of portraits which can be point of attraction in that image.
- In street photography it is very difficult to control the affect of other object. So try to hold the object i.e. color and shape in the environment.
See some examples below
 A well balanced image, captured by – Cristian Bortes [flickr] Member since 2006
 A young Face portrait captured by Yuri Y. Samoilov
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By admin, on January 15th, 2014
We have collected some information related to upcoming Olympus E-M10 (Olympus E-M5 Successor) camera, take a look below
E-M10 camera rumored specification
– 16MP sensor (same as E-M5 and with no PDAF)
– True Pic VII processor (same as E-M1)
– Very small body
– integrated flash
– 3 axis stabilization
– Smaller Body
– comes with new compact zoom as kit lens
Most important part is the upcoming E-M10 camera have smaller design Olympus E-PL5 camera.
New lenses are also coming, high-grade retractable zoom lenses also expected to be announced as a kit lens with E-M10 camera.
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By admin, on January 15th, 2014
 According to latest rumors Canon may announce 750D or 100D or may be both at same day as they did in March 2013, Canon rebel series updated every year and there is a big chance that Canon will soon update its entry level series soon since Nikon already updated its entry level DSLRs with high-end core specification, (Nikon D5300 and D3300)
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By admin, on January 14th, 2014
Canon G2X OR Canon G1 X Mark II Camera Rumored Specification surfaced over the web, according to latest rumor the upcoming camera will feature a newly developed 20.2 million pixels 1.5 CMOS sensor, and advance DIGIC 6 image processor, If the rumor is true we will sure see a major improvement in image quality, Take a look at the major specification below…
Canon G1 X Mark II Camera Rumored Specification
– Same design as Canon G1X
– DIGIC 6 Image Processor
– 24 – 120mm F2.8 (wide angle) -5.8 (telephoto) lens
– 20.2 million pixels 1.5 “CMOS
– better optical viewfinder
– 3.0 “LCD, approximately 922,000-point capacitive touch screen
– GI function
Take it as grain of salt since the rumor is coming from a new source
Also see –Canon S200 with a dull Specification available in Asian Countries
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By admin, on January 14th, 2014
 Fujifilm S1 vs Canon SX50 HS, the fujifilm features same optical zoom as Canon SX50 HS and some brand new feature, for more details take a look below
 Sensor : Canon uses 12.1MP 1/2.3″ CMOS image sensor , the Fujifilm uses newly developed 16.4 megapixel 1/2.3″ CMOS sensor.
ISO range : You get more ISO range with Fujifilm S1, + Fuji comes with bright aperture lens compared SX 50 HS, hence you will sure get less noise in HIGH ISO images compared to SX50 HS.
RAW– Both camera features RAW shooting mode, Canon SX50 HS captures RAW still images–including RAW+JPEG, the Fujifilm S1 can also record files in the RAW, or RAW+JPEG, formats
Image Stabilization: Both cameras features advance IS system, but Fuji S1 IS is better compared to Canon SX 50 HS.
- Fujifilm comes with 5 axis IS – The 2-axis optical image stabilization system counters both pitch and yaw movements and the rest 3-axis electronic image stabilization system compensates for roll, vertical shift, and horizontal shift movement types.
- Canon SX50 HS comes with Intelligent IS – It automatically select from six different modes to optimize image stabilization for the given situation: Normal, Panning, Macro (Hybrid) and Tripod IS for stills; and Dynamic, Powered, Macro and Tripod IS for video.
Shutter: Fujifilm features more shutter (Min/Max) range and fast continuous shooting speed upto 10 fps, Canon SX 50 HS limited to 2.2 fps only.
Video With S1 you can capture Full HD videos @ 60fps, Canon is limited to 60fps.
Display: Fujifilm is better with 3.0″ 920k-Dot Vari-Angle LCD Monitor and Canon 2.8″ display limited to 461K pixels and yes both are vari-angle.
Other features of S1 not available in Fujifilm S1
- Built-In Wi-Fi Connectivity
- Dust and Weather-Resistant Body Design
- Time Lapse shooting
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy Fujifilm S1
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By admin, on January 13th, 2014
Nikon P600 and P340 (+ other models also) named surfaced over Indonesia public institutions agency, form my experience I am quite sure that P600 is the name of upcoming Super Zoom camera from Nikon and P340 is a ultra compact pro camera.
Full Details
- Customer: Nikon Indonesia
- Equipment: digital camera
- Brand name, model name: NIKON COOLPIX AW120, P600, P340, S9700, S9600
- Production: AW120, S9700, S9600 Indonesia. P340, P600 Japan
- January 13, 2014:
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By admin, on January 13th, 2014
Nikon D3300 vs Sony A3000, both camera are made for entry level shooters but we do have a big price difference here, Nikon D3300 cost is approx $646 with kit lens and Sony A3000 will cost you approx $398 with kit lens
Now if we look at the specification comparison table , we can clearly see that
Sensor: Nikon D3300 features more resolution and ISO range + absence of low-pass filter will give you better image quality than Sony A3000
AF points: Sony A3000 have more AF points than Nikon D3300, hence you get more area under AF with Sony A3000.
Continuous shooting speed: The Nikon D3300 have continuous bit fast continuous shooting mode compared to Sony A3000.
Videos: Both camera captures Full HD videos at 60fps.
Display: The Nikon D3300 have higher resolution display compared to Sony A3000, both have same 3″ size and Type (Fixed unit)
So if we look at the overall specification comparison, Nikon D3300 beats Sony A3000 almost in every field.
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy Nikon D3300
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