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Showing posts with label photography tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography tips. Show all posts

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Camer Cart Rental thinks this is cool: Photography Day at Hamilio Coast Nasugbu


Yeah, we know that it's the middle of September, and the rain's acting up. But that doesn't have to mean that we hide inside our blankets, and put the camera gear inside the ol' bag. Why not try this for size? Head out to Hamilio Coast this September 26 for a photography day! Shoot with the Canon Club EOS photographers and they'll be happy to give you some photography tips.

For more info, you may reach Angel Roxas (8570100 ext 1976)

Camera Cart Rental says, "We're not affiliated with this event. We're just posting it in the name of love. Please check details written on the poster."

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Camera Cart Rental recommends: Travel Light 2009 Workshop


The biggies of the the Philippine's photography scene have huddled together to give out these workshops! If this were a basketball game, this is going to be tagged as an all-star!

We here at Camera Cart are giving the thumbs up! Those of you who want to take their art to the next level must consider taking any, if not all, of these workshops. A lot of photography tips are up for grabs. So we say, give your SLR camera a good dusting. Get to the nearest ATM. Time to spend some bucks on yourself!


TRAVEL LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS
SMX Convention Center (September 2 – 5, 2009)

Lito Sy / Sep 2
International Destination Wedding Photography

This workshop will feature creating professional portraits, mastering your on-camera metering system, creative flash techniques, using a combination of available, flash and tungsten lights, professional posing techniques, 6 practical exercises for every participant with hands-on supervision & instruction, individual time with models, 1 LIVE on-location shoot (LIMITED to 25 participants only – first 25 delegates to register online/remit payment)

Jun Miranda / Sep 3
Digital 101: Basic Photography and Traditional Darkroom Techniques

This workshop is designed for digital camera users who want to learn the basics of photography. It discusses the factors affecting photographic output, basic understanding of light, the digital camera and its functions, and exposure setting. The workshop also teaches participants how to see and take better pictures, manipulate images and output. Jun Miranda will guide you in the use of traditional darkroom techniques to enhance your shoots.


To further enhance the participants’ knowledge, the workshop will entail shooting assignments, working in a digital darkroom and a photo clinic. Working in a digital darkroom and photo clinic is limited to the first 20 delegates who register online /remit payment)

Jun Miranda will take you to an informational and fun-filled day that will help you understand your camera, your film and your light.

Mark Floro / Sep 4
Food Photography

Learn new set of photographic skills. Create images of food that ‘look good enough to eat’. This workshop will teach you the fundamentals of food photography, including metering, lighting, styling, composing, propping, and choosing backgrounds that will make your work distinctive. Mark Floro will share his approaches, techniques, and special tricks for photographing different types of food. Lighting set ups for shooting food on location vs. the studio and importance of modifying your style depending on your client will also be discussed.

Mark Floro will give feedback on your shoots. The photo clinic is available to the first 20 delegates who register online / remit payment.

Raymund Isaac / Sep 5
The Language of Fashion Photography

This workshop will demonstrate photographing two models in four different sets. All delegates will have the chance to take photos of the models. However, photo clinic is limited to the first 20 delegates who register online / remit payment. This workshop is open to anyone serious about beauty & fashion photography. There's no training better than hands-on experience!

WORKSHOP FEES

PHP 3,500 for 1 day
PHP 6,500 for 2 days
PHP 9,000 for 3 days
PHP 11,000 for 4 days

PAYMENT

Deposit payment at the nearest BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands) branch, in the name of Mervin Gobaco S/A 003149-0969-13. Please email deposit slip to info@travellightonline.com along with your registration information after filling up this form. Please bring your deposit slip on the workshop.

Please note that your seat is not confirmed until we receive full payment.

WORK CRITIQUE SESSION

On the workshop days, critiquing per topic is limited to the first 25 or 20 delegates who register online and remit payment.

To register: click this.

Friday, July 24, 2009

Nathaniel Salang's Basic Photography Seminar this August

Check out the basic photography workshop of Nathaniel Salang this August. For the budding clickers, you'll learn a lot of photography tips and tricks. And yeah, point and shoots are welcome. Below are the details!

3-Day Basic Photography Seminar - August

Batch 28: August 1, 8 and 15 / 9am to 5pm

* Venue: Valdez Room, UP Bahay ng Alumni, Diliman, Q.C.

* Registration Fee: P3,000.00

COURSE OUTLINE

Day One

* Intro to different types of photographic equipment
* Film and digital cameras and their differences; lenses, other accessories
* Camera operation and handling
* Applications of photography: portraiture, child, events, still life, pet, macro,
landscape, architecture, nature, food, holiday photography, nudes, fashion, fine
art, photojournalism, art documentation, etc
* Basic camera parts and icons, shooting modes
* Proper exposure techniques: understanding and working with light
* Reading the camera meter
* Essential picture elements: rules of composition, balance, rule of thirds, frames,
curves, patterns, light and shadow, depth of field, balance, etc.
* Outdoor practice shoot


Day Two

* Critique of photos from day 1
* Lighting theory and practice, ambient versus flash
* Using on-camera flash, external flash, bouncing light, light modifiers, balancing
ambient light and flash, light painting
* Creative photographic techniques
* Product photography for profit: concept, lighting, setup, props, creating your
own product photography studio

Day Three

* Critique of photos from day 2
* “Reverse engineering” a lighting setup
* Hands-on shoot indoors and outdoors using studio lights, modifiers, and
ambient light
* The concept of Intellectual Property Rights and its importance to photographers
* Awarding of certificates of attendance.


Requirement: Bring any digital camera (point & shoot or digital SLR camera). Please read your camera's user's manual prior to the seminar. You don't have to memorize anything. Just familiarize yourself with the menus and learn how to navigate it. You will need to know how to get to the following settings:

a. ISO settings

b. White Balance settings

c. Flash settings

d. Timer settings


HOW TO REGISTER
1. Choose a batch. Contact Nathaniel at 0915-548-0214 or 257-3977 to check if slots are still available.

2. Deposit a reservation fee of P2,000.00.

You may proceed to either:

A. Tin-Aw Art Gallery (Tuesdays to Fridays only, 1:00pm to 7:00pm). Address: Upper G/F, Somerset Olympia Makati, Makati Ave. cor Sto. Tomas St., Makati City. Please see MAP. Look for Marya. Before proceeding to the venue, kindly send text at 0915-548-0214 so we can confirm if Marya is around.

OR

B. Any BPI branch. Make a deposit of P2,000.00 (Mondays to Fridays only).
Account details:
Branch: Dona Soledad, Paranaque.
Account Name: Ma. Nadezhda O. Demigillo
Saving Acct. No: 8159-0797-68.

3. Contact Nathaniel at 0915-548-0214 once the deposit is made. This is to make sure the maximum number of students is not exceeded.

4. Take a photo of the deposit slip and send it through e-mail with the subject "DEPOSIT SLIP Batch # " . Email address is learntoshoot@nathanielsalang.com. Please include your full name, your contact numbers, and the BPI branch in the text of your e-mail.

5. Keep the deposit slip. Present it along with the balance (P1,000) on the first day of the seminar.

REGISTRATION IS ON A FIRST-COME-FIRST- SERVED BASIS. REGISTRATION ENDS WHEN ALL SLOTS ARE TAKEN. (20 SLOTS )


For inquiries, kindly text Nathaniel Salang at 0915-548-0214 or call Tel. # 257-3977. Please include your full name in your message.

Check out his site: http://thaniel1.multiply.com/

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Camera Cart Rental's Photography Tips: How to use a Light Meter

We think this might be helpful! Here's a video of photography tips and techniques, specifically how to use a light meter by Kerry Garrison.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Rick Sammon's Top Ten Digital Photography Tips

Camera Cart Rentals found Sammon's top ten digital photography tips. It's a pretty basic list of photography techniques. It's so basic that sometimes we tend to forget these simple things.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Jo Avila's Basic Photography Seminar (Special Sessions)


Camera Cart Rentals think that this seminar will be pretty helpful for those who are just learning the ropes! A lot of photography tips and tricks that Mr. Jo will be teaching! Plus, he's a lot of fun, too!

From his website:
There will be a two-day photography seminar on July 19 & 26, 2009. Topics to be discussed include Basic Photography Theories and Principles, Composition, Basic Studio Lighting and Flash Photography, Basic Photoshop and Basic Color Management and Inkjet Printing.

The schedule of topics to be discussed is as follows:

July 19 (9am-5pm) - Basic Theories & Principles of Photography, Composition, Basic Studio Lighting and Flash Photography.

July 26 (9am-5pm) - Basic Photoshop, Basic Color Management & Inkjet Printing and Guerilla Shooting Techniques.

The seminar fee of P5,000/participant is inclusive of handouts, snacks, lunch and a certificate of attendance.

There are only twenty (20) slots available.

A 50% downpayment (non-refundable) will be required to secure a reservation.

For more info on this workshop, go to Jo Avila's website.