KM33 ALL IN ONE

Works best with photos with lights at the background:

1.) Open photo in PS.

2.) Create a copy (B/G copy or main photo copy or "Layer 1")

Some test shoots

Starting today I'm trying to give enough time for my HDR Work and this time I will do it in a proper way (no shortcuts)

To give you the start here is the first proper HDR I did

Who said Studio Photography is expensive and you need super tools? hmmm no it's not!!! Here is my first sample of DIY

Tripod - Junk
Spot Light - 50 QAR (New)
Aluminum L - Junk
L Bracket - Donated by Karli
Umbrella - 7 QAR (Danso/Giant Store)

It's a multipurpose bracket.

1. I use it for shoot through light

2. Bouce

3. Back draft

4. Rembrant light

5. Special effect light

Explaining Filters, camera filters are out of the box solution and you don't need to do a lot of PP. This are for Straight Out Of Camera (SOOC) enthusiast or anyone for special effects like taking a landscape and even protrait.

I got my partial Cokin P system and some few rectangular filters. Hope this will help you to understand about filter system.

I just got my GND 8 and made some sample shots, click here for the new filters

Remember the article 'SPOT THE DIFFERENCE' using Wide converter?

http://www.km33.com/index.php/photography-stories/541-spot-the-difference.html

This time I will not use Wide converter. I'm going to use Ultra Wide Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC HSM

Here is the sample shoot

1st Shoot

2nd Shoot

Shoot Details:

Camera: Canon EOS 500D / T1i
Lens: EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens
Exposure: 0.040 sec (1/25)
Aperture: f/3.5
Focal Length: 20 mm
ISO Speed: 320
Exposure Program: AV
Metering Mode: Matrix
Flash: Flash did not fire

They are both settings and why there is a difference, the answer to that question is I use Wide Converter Digital Concepts 0.45x wide angle conversion lens