Achyut's Photography Blog
Hello all, am an amateur and juvenile photographer. Nontheless, wish to share my clicks with the wide open world. Do give me a thumbs up, if you feel it's upto the mark.
Achyut Banejee.....about me
I am a photography enthusiast, especially Mobile imaging. The way mobile imaging prowess has emerged in last 4/5 years is awesome to say the least.
Over the years, I did own a few phones and took a few good snapshots from those. Currently I own a Galaxy S4 (Octa Core version) and a Nokia 808 Pureview. I'll continue sharing some pics, their details and my two cents about the snap. I'll also share a few tips (with my limited knowledge,that is) as to how we can make the best use of the cell phones camera.
Now, have got a entry level bridge camera - the Nikon B500.
Monday, 26 September 2016
Saturday, 24 September 2016
Update about the instrument
Primarily, I have always shot with a mobile camera. Whilst I felt the need for normal point and shoot photography is well handled by my trusted devices -- A Nokia 808 Pureview, an Yotaphone and a Note 4, there was ONE place where I felt completely lacking ---- ZOOMING.
Agreed that I have the BEST possible mobile when coming to zooming, but that is not actually useful when the subject is a bird or an insect.
So, I got, the budget constrained myself, into a middle ground. Not something like a small pocketable zoom cam (c'mon, I have a f**king Nokia 808) or had adequate Vitamin M to get an SLR. Also, since am a complete noob in cameras, handling an SLR to get a good potential from it is almost a cipher chance for me. The mirrorless systems also costs an arm and a leg.
So, I got a bridge camera. A basic entry level bridge camera.
The Nikon B500. No evf is a bummer but I got it pretty cheap, so won't complain.
The prime idea is to accilmatize myself with the controls, functions and the likes of a camera before jumping guns on an SLR. Plus the zoom range of this camera (900mm telephoto in 35mm equiv.) would mean a lens costing much more than both my kidneys together. So, for now, this pesky li'l blog has a new donor for the photos - The Nikon B500.
ciao,
Achyut.
Sunday, 13 April 2014
Too late for an update, but still, My 808 pureview had to visit the doctor. wasn't booting. now it's back in action.
I'll share a few random shots from my beloved 808 Pureview and the SGS4.
1. A closeup potrait. Flash was deliberately fired to underexpose the background...toned down saturation, brightness to -1 and contrast to +1.
2. Sunset from my roof. PV 808. ND Filter - ON, Saturation and contrast cranked all the way up and brightness toned 2 stops down. Perfect shot of the bleeding sun. Maynot be an accurate depiction of the scene, but serene nonetheless.
I'll share a few random shots from my beloved 808 Pureview and the SGS4.
1. A closeup potrait. Flash was deliberately fired to underexpose the background...toned down saturation, brightness to -1 and contrast to +1.
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PV 808, Flash - fired, Contrast +1, brightness & saturation -1 |
2. Sunset from my roof. PV 808. ND Filter - ON, Saturation and contrast cranked all the way up and brightness toned 2 stops down. Perfect shot of the bleeding sun. Maynot be an accurate depiction of the scene, but serene nonetheless.
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808 PV, ND Filter - ON, Saturation and Contrast - +4 each and Brightness (-2) |
Thursday, 12 September 2013
Sunday, 8 September 2013
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