Recent content by BoONBa

Hi guys. I have a major dilemma. I got a job as a photographer's assistant but I'm not too sure whether to go for it because of theatre. You see, I have rehearsals and also undergoing training as a performer, at the same time, teaching part time to get by. I just got a call from the...

Hi. I've got a suggestion. If morning mist is low, do it like what they do in movies, create smoke. Rays get reflected in the dust partickles of smoke. You'll get the same effect.

Personally, I would say for events, it's fast fast fast, so use a normal 50 mm lens most of the time. Use a long telephoto for certain shots but dont concentrate too much on those because you must always be alert to what's happening around and concentrating on one thing with a long telephoto...

oh man! totally agree with you roosevelt! John Hedgecoe's Photographer's Handbook rocks i tell ya. Clear, concise, and filled with every single crap a photographer needs to know. Another book, though in my opinion is meant for the pros, is Mark Lucock Professional Lanscape and Environmental...

3M spray adhesive is good, sticky and all, but be very very careful not to let a single droplet land on the picture. It's hell to get rid of. I feel a good double sided tape is much better. Cleaner and safer. The can is black with 3M spray adhesive on it. The temporary on is white and it's...

digital still has too many glitches. it's primarily film for me. I do believe digital will catch up one day, and if so, so be it. Technology is there to be used. Even George Lucas is shotting digital now.

Nothing is permanent. Things wear out, things break down, things die off. Face it people!!!!!Your equipment won't be in it's mint condition forever and ever and ever, so makeit's life worthwhile and give it a chance to make beautiful pictures before it breathes it's last.