Showing posts with label Camera Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camera Reviews. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 February 2013

BUY SLR CAMERA ONLINE




CANON EOS 1100D Kit [P] - Camera SLR            There are still many people who are looking for SLR Camera. It’s because of the better function side. Some of photographers are dominant in using this kind of camera to take picture. If you are a photographer, you are recommended to read this following article. Well, let’s discuss it more.
            Single Lens Reflect (SLR) Camera is a camera which uses single lane lens lineup system to transfer the light into two objects, they are Focal Plane and Viewfinder, so it makes the photographer to see the object through the camera almost same as the resulting picture. It’s different with non-SLR camera, where the view which is seen in viewfinder can be different with the object which is caught on film, because this kind of camera uses dual lens lineup, 1 is to pass the light beam into the viewfinder, and another lens is to pass the light beam into the Focal Plane.
            SLR Camera uses Pentaprisma over the optical path through the lens onto the film strip. The incoming light then reflected upward by the mirror reflection and hits the Pentaprisma. Pentaprisma then reflects the light in several times until hits the viewfinder. When the button released, the glass opens the way for the light, so the light can hit the film directly.


Viewfinder
One of the important things in camera is viewfinder. There are two viewfinder’s system, they are:
·         Viewfinder window which is separated by the lens (Viewfinder type)
·         Viewfinder through the lens (Reflex type)

SLR Camera with the appropriate name (Single Lens Reflex), uses the second kind of viewfinder system. The eyes of the photographer fixed on the subject by the lens, so the ‘parallax’ will not happen. Parallax is the situation where the photographer can’t see the indication of the subject location accurately through the lens, so there will be a lost part when the picture is printed. This ‘parallax’ situation happens basically in photography which is very close up by using viewfinder camera.

Viewfinder Window

Lens
            In photography, lens serves to focus the light to be able to burn catcher medium (film). There are three rings outside the lens, they are focal length ring (for the variable lens), diaphragm ring, and focus ring.
Speed
            Shutter speed is a cover (to shut). When we push the button to take the picture, opening lens occurs, so the light enters and hits the film. Shutter’s job is to open and close it.
Diaphragm
            Diaphragm or aperture works to regulate the amount of entering light. This tool is usually behind the lens. Consists of 5-8 metal plates which are arranged and they can open wider and narrower.
Diaphragm numbers writing usually are f/2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, etc. The smaller the aperture number, the wider the aperture resulting. So the entering light is more.

·         Large Aperture
Large aperture is used to produce sharp subject images with a blur background.

·         Small Aperture
Small aperture will produce sharp images from the foreground to background. Small aperture is usually used in landscape photography which needs the details and sharpness throughout the photo.

Depth of Field
            Depth of Field is the amount of range between the nearest subject and the farthest subject which appears in a sharp focus of a photo. For example, if we take the picture of the trees which are standing in a line, the printed picture will appear clearly for some of the trees in the front line and increasing blurred if they are getting back.

Exposure
            Exposure is the quantity of the light which is allowed to enter; the intensity (which is set by the lens) and duration (which set by the shutter speed) of the light which enter and hit the film.



Friday, 22 February 2013

Real Camera Reviews 2013



Seward Johnson's Marilyn MonroeReal camera Reviews 2013 along with the D7100Nikon announced the WR-1 Transceiver, a unique wireless remote control. Being able to remotely control multiple camera captures stills and video, and even time-lapse sequence, Nikon mount Transceiver WR-1 hot shoe on the camera, but controlled through a cable attached to the main camera. Communicate with other remotes via 2.4 GHz radio, this device can control other WR-1 unit and other elements of the system is a wireless remote control Nikon, like the WR-10.

Mounted on the hot shoe, WR-1 can lean forward 90 degrees, or stand upright for easier access to the controls and LCD. The WR-1 can be used as a transmitter or receiver, with a range of 394 meters. Whole span can be doubled by adding at least an extra two WR-1 unit, the unit acts as a controller relay intermediate. a wide range of possibilities, including camera control up to four groups simultaneously, with each group performing different functions, including the shooting interval, stills, ball beyond the limitations of ordinary exposure of 30 seconds, and even video capture.

Other options include using a staggered release some WR-R10 unit as receiver for multi-shot animation as seen in movies like The Matrix. With multi-1 WR unit you can adjust the settings even further in another WR-1 equipped with a camera, including ISO, shooting mode, shutter speed, and aperture. It is expected to retail for £ 649.99 in the UK, WR-1 will be launched in March 2013 (U.S. prices have not been announced).

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