Photography

  • How to Remove Dust From Your Nikon DSLR

    How to Remove Dust From Your Nikon DSLR

    A couple of days ago I had a small classmates reunion at which I was the only one taking shots with a DSLR (Nikon D5000), so people had some expectations for my photos :)

    After about 20 minutes of searching and reading, I was rather surprised to find out about hot pixels on dslr cameras. In short, a hot pixel is a pixel on your digital sensor and it is much more sensitive to light. Thus they usually appear as bright red/green/yellow pixels. New dead pixels appear from time to time, usually after a couple of months from buying the camera… Mine appeared after 1 week.

    Reading about it more, I found out that I could send my Nikon D5000 to Nikon service and they would fix the issue… that is not the best option, as I live in about 2000km from the place where I bought the camera, and there are no official dealerships where I live.

     
  • Something about Sonya

    Something about Sonya

    Yesterday I was lucky enough to catch Sonya in a good mood :)
    Here are two of the shots I took:

     
  • My First Steps in Photography

    Now, I should point out that I have no ‘professional’ photography experience. None. I had for a few years a simple Olympus mju 410 point-and-shoot camera which I bought many years ago, probably in 2003. [...]

     
  • Sonya’s First Photo Session

    Sonya’s First Photo Session

    Today I had the pleasure of taking a few photos of my dear cat Sonya (the youngest in our family).

    Posting a few photos and a few edits in Photoshop CS 3 :)

     
  • Day one: first photos with my first dslr

    Day one: first photos with my first dslr

    Yesterday I finally got my first entry-level DSLR: a brand new Nikon D5000 with a 18-55mm VR lens.

    The reviews were right – this basic(cheap) lens is amazing! Here are a few images I took yesterday around the house:

     
 
 
 
 

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