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Creative Portrait Series 1: Capturing A Child's Playful Moments With Authenticity

sneha — Fri, 04 Nov 2022 14:11:32 +0000

Creative Portrait Series 1: Capturing A Child's Playful Moments With Authenticity

sneha Fri, 11/04/2022 - 19:41

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When it comes to photographing a child, mother knows best. Or at least that's true in the case of Adisa Kesornsukon (@pp.adisa). Child Photography is an especially challenging type of photography that requires patience, empathy and ultimately communicating authenticity in the pictures you take.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 1/1000 sec | F1.8 | ISO 200

"It’s very challenging when you work with a child model because you will not know whether the child will enjoy it or not," explained Adisa when discussing her Creative Portrait project that featured her son, Haki. Adisa also shared some tips on snapping memorable photos of a child's best on-camera moments.

Setting The Perfect Mood

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 1/250 sec | F1.8 | ISO 200

Choosing the right location for Adisa is key to evoke moods and emotions from the viewer. "Good locations help create stunning images. However, when you arrive at a shooting location, there may be times when you realize that it may not appear as attractive in shots as you thought it would be. To compensate, using long focal lengths can help you get attractive images by increasing bokeh in the background. In addition, adjusting tonal settings can help improve the photos to suit your photography styles," she said.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 1/1000 sec | F1.8 | ISO 200

Adisa says she doesn't use props for her photography, but she often gives her child some goodies to coax him into smiling. "Children can be really lively and carefree when in front of the camera. Toys and snacks help to brighten my child's mood and make him more comfortable allowing me to capture his brightest smile and laughter " she said.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 1/1250 sec | F1.8 | ISO 200

When taking photos of her child, Adisa considers the tone and colour of her images to create an active and carefree atmosphere. "The tones and colour all depend on what moods I want to portray for the image. Using the Alpha 7 IV camera’s intelligent and flexible settings, I'm able to achieve creative outputs that will impress everyone. Adjusting and processing the image is easy and you do not need any special knowledge to do so. In other words, this camera is a good choice for beginners."

Creating Precious Moments

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 1/1000 sec | F1.8 | ISO 200

When capturing children on camera, the right focal length allows Adisa to capture sharp details of her child's activities for an unforgettable and emotional storytelling. "When capturing children at play or simply a smile on their face, it is always best to have the correct focal length for the right composition," she said.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 1/800 sec | F1.8 | ISO 200

However, Adisa's real challenge comes in capturing her child in the best position. "You can't simply tell your child to do things he might not want to do. You must create the right conditions so that your child will want to do the actions and poses that you want. This creates a feeling of authenticity that viewers can relate to. For me, my husband helps by playing with him while I shoot the photo. This way, the images will naturally come out as joyful through his facial expressions," she said.

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For Adisa, there is nothing sweeter than capturing her child on camera. "When you capture your child on camera, you are creating lasting memories that you can look back on and cherish as you and your child grow older. My advice for those looking to pursue child photography is to be patient with children and to spend time with them so that you understand what makes them happy," she said.

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Top five settings for nature and landscape photographers to adjust first on the Alpha 1

Calvin — Fri, 05 Aug 2022 07:26:46 +0000

Top five settings for nature and landscape photographers to adjust first on the Alpha 1

Calvin Fri, 08/05/2022 - 12:56

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The Alpha 1 is a game-changer. This 50.1 megapixel behemoth shoots at a blazingly fast 30 frames per second whilst maintaining continuous autofocus and auto exposure in a compact body. Top it off with 8k at 30 fps, 120 AF/AE calculations per second, and Blackout-free shooting, it begs to ask first-time owners where to begin? We’ve collated five settings from our community to get you started on the ONE and only Alpha 1, which will come in extremely handy if you’re a nature or landscape photographer.

#1 Maximise those MPs with HEIF

If you want to get the best image quality hands down and keep your 50 MP file sizes at a minimum, go to Image Quality on your settings and select HEIF over JPEG. Images captured in High Efficiency Image File Format are smaller in file size and have a higher bit depth, which reduces colour banding. It’s emerging tech growing in compatibility by the day. We recommend it if you’re primarily using a Mac and iOS environment, else stick to JPEG. Don’t forget to select compressed RAW + HEIF/JPEG to give you greater freedom in post-processing. We’ll touch on compression later in this article.

#2 Understand Noise Reduction

Although noise reduction comes in particularly handy for high-speed action shots, there seems to be a consensus amongst seasoned nature and landscape photographers to turn off in-camera noise reduction whenever possible as they would rather do it in post. Especially for photographs in broad daylight, another layer of reduction could reduce its overall detail and sharpness. Under the Image Quality setting, find and turn off High ISO NR and Long Exposure NR.

#3 Record on both Media

The Alpha 1 benefits from having twice the number of card slots. With its large file sizes, it would seem intuitive to combine the card's total storage; however, experience has ultimately favoured peace of mind especially when any chance of data corruption would be disastrous whilst buffering 30 large megapixel frames per second. Most photographers would advise switching on Simultaneous Recording and Auto Switch Media ON. Furthermore, consider getting a CFexpress Type A memory card with write speeds up to 700MB/s to overcome that large buffer effortlessly.

#4 Up the Display Quality

The Alpha 1 is a resolution beast not only in picture quality but also in display quality as seen through its 9.44 million dot High-performance electronic viewfinder and touch panel LCD. You can maximise this already amazing viewing experience by switching the Display Quality under settings to High. Do note that you’ll have to change Finder Frame Rate to Standard before that. This is at the cost of some battery life, but we at the community feel it is well worth the extra charge.

#5 Set your AF Mode to AF-C

This time we get to adjust a physical setting that is a feature of the Alpha 1, the AF Mode top dial. Amongst the options available, we advise switching to continuous focus AF-C in order to achieve your camera’s hallmark feature- shooting 50 MP at 30fps.

Bonus tip - Customisation

You can fully customise over 16 physical buttons throughout the camera based on your shooting preferences. Pressing the Fn button on the rear displays a further 12 customisable menu buttons. We don’t really have the space to aggregate the community’s recommended buttons much less the layout, but you can see the endless opportunities to experiment and alter your camera settings on the fly making the Alpha 1 the ultimate game-changer, get it? We did gather some quick suggestions to try out first:

EYE AF - to switch between humans, animals and specifically birds
Finder Frame Rate - fast- vs slow-moving objects
AEL hold - the quintessential Auto Exposure Lock
Monitor Brightness - perfect in the evening

Try these out first with your Alpha 1. They definitely won’t be your last as you discover more in your photography and video journey.

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Photography in a slump: The challenges, opportunities, and successes

monika — Thu, 02 Jun 2022 10:18:01 +0000

Photography in a slump: The challenges, opportunities, and successes

monika Thu, 06/02/2022 - 15:48

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Aloysius Lim, an accredited photographer and one of the two creative minds behind renowned wedding studio Lightedpixels, has always been passionate for music. From following concerts and music festivals in his earlier years, he has risen to become one of Singapore’s top-of-mind event photographers. Despite his impressively diverse portfolio, he wasn’t exempted from the challenges of the past two years. We spoke with Aloysius to learn the direct effects of such challenges to him, what he did to cope, and how he foresees it affecting his craft in the long term.

Alpha 9 | FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM | 70mm | 1/125 sec | F4 | ISO 2000

How did you get into event photography? Please share with us how you started?

When I first picked up photography, I was trying to figure out what genre I would really love and enjoy shooting without ever getting bored of it. It didn’t take long to conclude that I wanted to focus on music and concert photography.

Some time back in 2003, Electrico, a local band I used to follow, decided to come out of hiatus and started playing shows again. I went to their shows and brought a digital point-and-shoot camera gifted to me by my father. The photos weren’t great, and I really wanted to be able to take better photos with the camera, so I started shooting more by going to more free concerts and just learning through trial and error.

As the point-and-shoot camera had its limitations, I saved up and bought a DSLR camera, hoping to get better photos at concerts. It took me quite a while to get there, but I think I managed pretty well.

Alpha 9 | FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM | 16mm | 1/80 sec | F4 | ISO 8000

The past two years have been quite a challenge for photographers. What did you do to cope with this?

I think the past two years have been challenging for everyone but the human spirit is amazing. We learn to adapt and make the best out of the situation.

I dabbled a little into the world of livestreaming. The team received some requests for livestreaming weddings since the number of guests needed to be limited, and so we gave it a shot.

Alpha 9 | FE 85mm F1.4 GM | 85mm | 1/200 sec | F2 | ISO 100

This new adventure came with many challenges. We had to basically learn a whole lot within a short period of time. I spoke to friends who have done livestreaming for a while, read online and watched a lot of YouTube videos. However, that was the easier part! The tough part was getting all the equipment and accessories needed. The entire world was into livestreaming during that time, which caused a global shortage of many necessary items, like video capture card and multi camera switcher. Luckily, I was able to order both online but they took a while to arrive. After procuring the equipment, we still needed to learn to set up, so we did countless test runs in preparation for the actual event.

There were so many variables at play to get it to work. We had to learn to set our cameras up for live streaming and learn how to use our new livestreaming equipment. We then had to learn how to set up the audio and use the software to ensure everything runs smoothly.

Alpha 9 | FE 35mm F1.4 ZA | 35mm | 1/100 sec | F1.4 | ISO 2500

When the actual event came, we had to head to the venue at least two hours before it started to set up and do a test-run to make sure that it ran smoothly. Even with that, there were still variables beyond our control like the platform used for the live stream. It was very much a learn-as-you-go process. I was thankful for friends who were able to help and guide us when we had issues.

It was a good learning process for all of us and that kept us busy for a while.

I’ve also learnt to use a pen and tablet for post-processing work during the circuit breaker period. I am still not good with it, but at least I know how to use it now.

Alpha 9 | FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM | 24mm | 1/80 sec | F2.8 | ISO 500

Were there other areas of photography you explored? What were these?

During the past two years, I’ve also had many opportunities to try out food photography. It’s definitely new territory and one of the more challenging genres to shoot.

Alpha 9 II | FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM | 57mm | 1/200 sec | F4.5 | ISO 160

Food photography is not as simple as it looks. Along the way, I’ve learnt a little about lighting and the importance of food styling. In the first few shoots, I focused on the lighting and keeping the image clean and simple. Soon, I learnt that we could add props to make the images more interesting and have more depth. Even human elements such as a hand holding a bowl of rice can help elevate a shot.

One time, I had to shoot steamed buns in a dim sum basket. After getting the clean and close-up shots, I saw a steamer used for tablecloths. I thought I could put the steamer below the basket to make it look as though the buns were steaming hot. After some trial and error with the backdrop and lighting, we managed to get the shot and it was a success for the team!

Alpha 9 II | FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM | 53mm | 1/80 sec | F4 | ISO 160

What did you turn to for motivation, especially whenever a creative block hits?

Music remains my biggest motivation. I listen to a lot of music and follow many musicians on social media. I worked with many of them during the past 2 years whenever the opportunity arose. It’s always nice to see fellow creatives go through their own creative process—it keeps me motivated. With that, I tell myself that I can do the same!

Alpha 9 | FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM | 16mm | 1/100 sec | F4 | ISO 1600

Like many others, I’ve consumed a lot of information from social media. Lots of photographers, videographers and artists have put out amazing content, especially these two years.

One takeaway is that we are usually inspired by recent images that speak out to you. If I see an image I’m really amazed by, I will usually spend a little more time looking at it and wonder how the photographer shot it and the equipment used.

I follow a couple of accounts that show the behind-the-scene shots, equipment used and the final processed image. That helps a lot in understanding the process. I’ve also been more interested in learning about using external lighting for portraits and products, so looking at more of these images on social media helps in improving my craft. I’ve also been learning a lot from reading photography-related articles and watching new photography techniques on YouTube. I then practice these new techniques on my own whenever I’m out to shoot or even at home.

Alpha 9 | FE 35mm F1.4 ZA | 35mm | 1/100 sec | F1.4 | ISO 3200

When I experience a creative block, one of the ways I’ve tried to keep creative is to just take one lens that I wouldn’t normally use, head out and try to get some interesting photos.

Using just one less commonly used lens forces me to step back and take my time to compose my images and frame them properly. Since it is not an assignment, there is no pressure to deliver anything. It’s quite liberating. At the same time, it allows me familiarise myself with a new focal length. For example, I have always used the FE 135mm F1.8 GM (SEL135F18GM) lens solely for portraits and decided to just head on out with it to do some street photography. After more time out with it, I now use it more often at events and concerts. The lens’ versatility has allowed me to elevate my skills and helped me dive deeper into other genres of photography, which I now do with better finesse.

How has your work benefitted from your venture into these new avenues of photography?

I do hope my work will be better than ever! Of course, I strive to give my 100% at every shoot, and the goal is to always be better at the next.

Alpha 9 | FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM | 53mm | 1/250 sec | F2.8 | ISO 3200

The past two years has taught me to slow down a little and appreciate the things and environment around us. I think that would help to see the bigger picture and approach a shoot in a more positive manner, which hopefully would translate to better images.

One of the main things I’ve done differently is to force myself to use lenses that I won’t normally use. For example, the SEL135F18GM lens isn’t one lens that I would have brought out for events but now I would bring it out and use it even to take a few photos to see the difference in perspective. It might not translate to better images all the time, but it adds to the variety that you’re able to have and give your client.

Alpha 9 II | FE 35mm F1.4 ZA | 35mm | 1/60 sec | F1.4 | ISO 3200

What do you think should aspiring photographers and hobbyists prioritise when they experience challenges in terms of motivation and lack of creativity?

I think taking good care of your mental health is just as important as your physical body.

The importance of mental health has been talked about a lot during the pandemic as more people are affected by it. When you feel off, take the time to breathe and acknowledge that something is not right. When you feel a little stressed, it’s good to take time off and do something that you really love. It could be going for a walk, run, cycle or just lying in bed and listening to music. There are apps and smart watches that teach you breathing methods to help clear your mind and calm you down.

I’ve been trying to go for jogs and walks more often and my favourite route would be along the Marina Bay area. If I see anything interesting along the way, I stop to take some photos with my phone.

I believe that if you take good care of yourself, you would be able to live and work better!

Alpha 9 II | FE 85mm F1.4 GM | 85mm | 1/200 sec | F1.4 | ISO 800

What is your final advice to photographers, amateurs, and professionals alike, to continue with their craft?

I think it’s important to just take out your camera and take as many photos as you can. It can be in the comfort of your home or simply around the neighbourhood. You can start by using one lens, preferably one that you wouldn’t normally use. If you want to try a new lens, you could borrow from a friend, rent, or even loan it from the Sony Loan a Lens program.

A good practice is to take your camera out every day with you. It’s important to be familiar with your gear and get out to experience different shooting environments. Shooting and experimenting with friends help too! You can make it a point to head out to the same venue at different times of the day and be surprised with the kinds of photos you will create. There are many forums and social media groups where you can post images and get feedback on your work and seek advice on camera issues too. Photography communities online are very approachable and you can learn a lot from them.

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Preserving precious, romantic memories for tomorrow with Vin Buddy and the Alpha 7 IV

Jiawen — Wed, 26 Jan 2022 09:27:19 +0000

Preserving precious, romantic memories for tomorrow with Vin Buddy and the Alpha 7 IV

Jiawen Wed, 01/26/2022 - 14:57

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To me, memories are important because they come and go in a split second. After that, they will be gone forever. I believe that it is my duty as a photographer to preserve these precious memories for tomorrow as clearly as possible.

The growing importance of a hybrid camera

As a wedding photographer, Vin is more accustomed to using hybrid full-frame cameras as it gives him the flexibility to switch from photography to videography easily. The versatile and adaptable Alpha 7 IV allows Vin to support his team as a videographer after capturing important moments in stills.

“I work with a small team, where everyone is well-rounded in both photography and videography,” he said. “We have to be adaptable and versatile to meet the demands of the job, and so has to be the camera that we use. We’ll need all hands on deck to capture every crucial scene, so that we won’t ever miss a moment.”

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Capture stills and movies without compromise

With the Alpha 7 IV’s 33MP image sensor and new real-time tracking autofocus, Vin is able to track and capture the blissful expression of happy brides in greater detail as they walk down the aisle.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | F2.2 | 135mm | 1/250s | ISO 500

I’ve been waiting for a 33MP image sensor for a long time. It’s just the right file size for photographers, be it for wedding photography or event photography. We can work faster and crop an image tighter without losing too much detail.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 70-200mm F2.8 GM OSS | F2.8 | 187mm | 1/640s | ISO 500

The Alpha 7 IV also comes built with ‘Active Mode’ optical image stabilisation, which provides reliable support for handheld 4K up to 60p movie shooting. This helps Vin a great deal in nailing his shots at rapid speeds.

To Vin, the best thing about the Alpha 7 IV is how it allows him to focus his creativity on taking beautiful shots while the camera takes care of the rest. The experience left Vin extremely satisfied with the Alpha 7 IV’s imaging capabilities.

“Photography is a way of sharing happiness with the world,” Vin said. “A good camera enables us to take beautiful shots and its ease of use makes us happy. This gives us the means to capture beautiful memories for others, that make them happy in return.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 50mm F1.2 GM | F3.5 | 50mm | 1/800s | ISO 320

Helping to capture every beautiful moment is the Alpha 7 IV’s 15-stop wide dynamic range, which allows Vin to recover amazing details in post processing no matter what mode he’s shooting in. The all-new next generation Bionz XR image processor allows the camera to shoot more than 800 frames at up to 10 fps with AF tracking and record 10-bit videos with 4:2:2 colour sampling.

Alpha 7 IV | FE 50mm F1.2 GM | F1.6 | 50mm | 1/200s | ISO 2500

I can’t describe how happy I am that Sony has produced such a versatile hybrid camera that allows me to capture breathtaking stills and record high-quality videos at the same time. This allows me to shoot confidently in any situation, always.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this publication are those of Vin. They do not reflect the opinions or views of Sony

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Fashioning his own success - Sony Alpha Professional Su Yi Liang

sneha — Sat, 13 Nov 2021 11:38:04 +0000

Fashioning his own success - Sony Alpha Professional Su Yi Liang

sneha Sat, 11/13/2021 - 17:08

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What does fashion photography mean to you?

Fashion photography is a complex amalgamation of key fundamentals: concept, technical skill, and an innate curiosity. It requires me to be clear about my photographic purpose and engage in a thought process that involves a keen sense of observation. My photographic mission is to create compelling images by engaging the model or subject. The Sony Alpha camera system helps me accomplish this mission with its great image quality, speed, and extensive lens selection.

Tell us, what's in your camera bag?

I primarily use the Sony Alpha 7R IV and the FE 135mm F1.8 G Master lens. The camera-lens combination feels so comfortable and ergonomic, making it perfect for shooting static or dynamic portraits. I love the Sony Alpha 7R IV for the incredible 61MP resolution it offers, giving me highly detailed files to work with. The FE 135mm F1.8 G Master lens is my favourite lens, as it has an amazing resolving power and is sharp even at a wide-open aperture. Autofocus performance is almost instantaneous and quiet with XD Linear Motor, so I never miss a moment.

What do you look for on a shoot?

Capturing facial expressions and body language is integral to my photography and the most minute changes can make the difference between a good shot and a great shot. I look forward to capturing a deeper insight into my subject’s personality that is not obvious at first. It might present itself in a fleeting moment in their facial expression and body language. I am also very particular about colour. I want it to be accurately represented during the shoot and I’m pleased with what Sony delivers in that area.

Alpha 7R IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 135 mm | 1/200 sec | F14 | ISO 400

How has Sony Alpha’s focusing speed helped you?

I always use the camera’s Real-Time Eye AF function, which allows me to focus quickly and accurately. Regardless of how quickly the model is changing poses, I am assured that the eyes are captured in perfect focus, and with that confidence I can focus my efforts on being more creative. Take this shot of a frozen water splash on the model, for example. Shot at 1/200th sec shutter speed, the Real-time Eye AF effortlessly focused on the eyes – even though the model’s eyes were half closed. The artificial intelligence behind the Eye AF is just amazing. Achieving sharp shots while I am experimenting with new ideas has never been easier.

Alpha 7R IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 135 mm | 1/200 sec | F14 | ISO 400

How has the high image quality benefitted you as a fashion photographer?

I strive to deliver the highest standards in fashion photography. The Sony Alpha 7R IV totally delivers on that front with the high dynamic range and rich shadow details. The camera also captures colours beautifully, which is essential to my story telling.Combined with the FE 135m F1.8 G Master lens, very fine details such as hair and eyelashes are captured with clarity and sharpness. My images may be used in large prints, so these high-resolution images mean that my creations look detailed at any size.

Alpha 7R IV | FE 135mm F1.8 GM | 135 mm | 1/200 sec | F14 | ISO 400

Overall, how would you describe your experience with Sony?

Ultimately, the five fundamentals of the Sony Alpha mirrorless system offer an unparalleled combination of image quality, speed, lens line-up, long battery life, and comfort. I trust Sony to help me realise my vision fully.

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