Bokeh shots

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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by Kramer » 06 Jun 2013 01:27

agreed, bokeh is just one aspect of composition. there are many other aspects of composition and lighting as well :D

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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by Diospada » 06 Jun 2013 01:37

Thanks for all the suggestion and tips!

Will be trying my hand out on photography once I squeeze out some time!
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by mdee232 » 06 Jun 2013 08:36

chriscentro wrote:
george_sg wrote:
Very nice! Will try other shots and see how it goes, but my cam not low light friendly...
Not low light friendly, no problem.
You can use a tripod or rest the cam on a sturdy base.
Manual focus and use self-timer to avoid camera shake.
Happy shooting bro :)

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love how the background just melts away
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Love the SEIKO 5 SPORTS SNZH53J1, outstanding shot!
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by grumpy » 06 Jun 2013 08:51

Diospada wrote:Thanks for all the suggestion and tips!

Will be trying my hand out on photography once I squeeze out some time!

Phone cameras are great tools for busy people. You can shoot and practise anytime, anywhere. 8-)
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by chriscentro » 06 Jun 2013 09:28

When using HP and compact cameras, try to use the macro mode as most of the time we want to get a bigger picture of the watch. In this way, you can focus closer and get some background blur out of it.
Like this.
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by okies » 06 Jun 2013 09:34

Tis counted??

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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by herzausstahl » 06 Jun 2013 10:00

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this one can?

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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by Threeemperor » 06 Jun 2013 10:10

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This one passable? :oops:
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by grumpy » 06 Jun 2013 10:58

Threeemperor wrote:Image
This one passable? :oops:

Great shot!
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by grumpy » 06 Jun 2013 10:59

herzausstahl wrote:Image

this one can?

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Focus is off, but other than that, I like it
;)
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by jepnxs » 06 Jun 2013 15:02

my share. no background bokeh here. just plain old shallow DoF. This is my wife's Tag btw. :)

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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by chriscentro » 06 Jun 2013 16:02

nice shots and processing, jepnxs
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by 004 » 06 Jun 2013 16:08

So many great pic's , wow we have some talented photographers here 8-)
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by jepnxs » 06 Jun 2013 21:37

Thanks chris. Yours are really nice too. ;)

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Moonphase Speedmaster

Post by george_sg » 06 Jun 2013 22:31

Tried another shot today. Didn't manage to get the right colours out. It's tough trying to find good lighting, position and background :cry: Will try a day shot over the weekend.

I think I ended up with a macro instead of a bokeh shot... :lol:

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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by Kramer » 06 Jun 2013 22:41

been experimenting to find interesting backgrounds
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Re: Moonphase Speedmaster

Post by jepnxs » 06 Jun 2013 22:57

george_sg wrote:Tried another shot today. Didn't manage to get the right colours out. It's tough trying to find good lighting, position and background :cry: Will try a day shot over the weekend.

I think I ended up with a macro instead of a bokeh shot... :lol:

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since you have some blurred areas in your photo, technically you have bokeh. bokeh is actually the quality of the blurred part of your photo. loosely speaking what you have there can be called a "bokeh shot" too. :)

we're not in clubsnap after all. :)
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by grumpy » 06 Jun 2013 23:06

jepnxs wrote: Image

Love this
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by 004 » 07 Jun 2013 06:48

Kramer wrote:been experimenting to find interesting backgrounds
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Great pic 8-)
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Re: Bokeh shots

Post by eawtan » 07 Jun 2013 08:43

soft + glow ...

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