Edgar graphic design blog: 2015

Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Thursday, December 3, 2015

X Pocket wizard

1. You only need 1
2. Connecting the x+ cable to the things.
3. the Plus has 10 channels.
4.It has to flash.
5. You Have to trigger the Plus X.

Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Macro Pictures

By Edgar gaytan

By Edgar Gaytan

Monday, November 16, 2015

Macro Examples

Rule of thirds

Leading Lines

Perspective

S Curves

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Balance

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Light as the subject

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Contrast of content

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Circular composition

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Repetition

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Fame in a Fame

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Monday, November 9, 2015

Motion Preview

1.Because if the subject is not moving the pic would be blurred
2. Raise your shutter speed and Move the camera
3. To catch moving subjects
4. Shutter Speed,Aperture,Film Speed

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Still Life Notes

STEP 2

#1

Fruit
Flowers
Disbes

To shoot Inanimate Objects

it helps blur the background and focus on the main object

Flower

STEP3

#1

Friday, October 9, 2015

Lightroom Presets

you can get a blurry picture to a clear pic
Make someone face Brighter
add some light in the picture

Wonderland Presets

4. wonderlandpresets.tumblr.com/

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Thursday, October 1, 2015

JPEG vs RAW

Part 1
3 Advantages of a RAW

The 8-bit jpeg format can contain a maximum of 16 million colors (256 shades each of red, green, and blue). Not bad, I suppose.
Raw files record and retain all the information captured by the sensor; this takes maximum advantage of any given camera’s dynamic range capabilities — the ability to accurately record the subtle transitions between the lightest and darkest parts of a scene. This translates into properly exposed highlights and shadows that don’t lose detail.
Since raw files are lossless/uncompressed files, they don’t exhibit any of the jpeg-related compression artifacts that can really distract from the aesthetic quality of an image.

1Disadvantage of a RAW

Although shooting in RAW gives us more flexibility to make adjustments, this will make for a slightly longer workflow. As mentioned before, RAW images need to be processed and then converted to JPEG for HDR processing.

3 Advantages of a Jpeg

Since the images are already processed and are ready to be directly taken into your HDR processing software, shooting JPEG bracketed images is generally a slightly easier workflow. '
JPEG images are much smaller than RAW images and therefore consume a lot less storage and need much less processing power.
Smaller size also means faster and more efficient backups.
1 Disadvantage of a JPEG

it is impossible to shoot a single-shot HDR image. This is because a JPEG does not capture enough tonal range or does not have the information to give us the options to process the image the way we want to in Lightroom.

Part 2

1.small file

2.big file

Part 3