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DSLR fotoaparati / Odg: Nikon D7100 vs Canon 7D
« poslato: Novembar 16, 2016, 02:23:05 posle podne »
U pravu ste, hvala puno.
Prikaži poruke
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Studijska i komercijalna fotografija / Odg: iStockphoto... pitanja i odgovori.
« poslato: Novembar 15, 2016, 09:30:44 posle podne »
Koja je razlika izmedju Istockphoto i Getty images?
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DSLR fotoaparati / Nikon D7100 vs Canon 7D
« poslato: Novembar 14, 2016, 05:26:21 posle podne »
Koristim Nikon D7100 vec oko godinu dana, pre njega sam imao Canon 600d. Slike na kanonu su imale mnogo lepsu boju i uopste mi se ne svidja žućkasta boja fotografija. Da li se isplati da sa Nikona D7100 predjem na Canon 7D? Koje su prednosti i mane oba modela?
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Studijska i komercijalna fotografija / Istock - drugacije cene od nove godine
« poslato: Novembar 13, 2016, 08:32:17 posle podne »
Skoro su mi stigla dva imejla od Istock, koliko sam mogo da razumem engleski bice cene drugacije i imace jos nekih izmena. Na google translate lose prevodi ovaj tekst. Jel mozete da mo objasnite o cemu se radi u tekstu i da li ce nova pravila biti bolja za nas ili ne. 
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iStock Royalties Changes
We’ve got some important and positive news to share with you about changes to your royalties including:
Redeemed Credits – retirement of the current system at the end of 2016.
Exclusive royalty rates – new tiered system based on downloads (including subscription downloads and downloads on GI.com), effective January 1, 2017.
Non-exclusive royalty rates – retirement of tiering in favor of flat rates per file type, scheduled to be effective November 25, 2016.
Flat subscription download rates – replacement with a percentage royalty based on the price per file, scheduled to be effective November 25, 2016.
All of the changes are designed to produce a simpler, more transparent system that accounts for the growth of subscription and sales across Getty Images and rewards Exclusivity.
Redeemed Credits
The Redeemed Credits (RC) system was intended to encourage contributors to submit fresh, high quality content and deliver increasing royalty rates as credit thresholds against the content were met. With the growth of subscription products and the expanded licensing from gettyimages.com, a credit-only system no longer reflects the wider performance of content.
Exclusive iStock Royalty Rates
The Redeemed Credit system will be retired at the end of 2016 and replaced with a ‘Download Target’ system to reward our Exclusive contributors, as follows:
Consistent with current rates, exclusive rates will start at 25% with the potential to reach 45%.
iStock.com rates will be determined based on the total annual downloads for each file type; across all iStock and Getty Images sales channels and products (excluding Thinkstock and API).
Every Signature+ file downloaded on iStock.com will count twice towards your Download Target.
We are creating a new Signature+ collection for Illustration files. These files will also count twice towards your Download Target.
Download Target royalty rates will be applied to all iStock downloads – credits and subscriptions.
Timeline for Download Targets
As in the past, you will begin 2017 at the rate at which you ended 2016.
Annual Download Targets for upcoming year will be announced in Q4 of each year, with the targets for 2017 being announced before the end of 2016.
Your earned rate, based on previous year targets, comes into effect on January 1st of each year.
Earned rate increases for those who reach a new target level within the year will begin at the start of the following month after that level has been attained.
The download rates for 2017 will be modeled on 2016 tier data, with the intention that the royalty rate tiers are comparable.
These changes will better reward Exclusive contributors for their performance in subscription products, and, in total, will result in iStock paying over a million dollars more in royalties during 2017.
Non-Exclusive iStock Royalty Rates
Scheduled to be effective November 25, 2016, we’re moving to flat rates for non-Exclusive content; 15% for Photo files and 20% for Video and Illustration. Due to system cutover constraints, we need to migrate to this rate in two stages, moving to the 15% flat rate for subscription downloads from November 25 and then moving to the 15% flat rate for credit downloads on December 1. As a result, you’ll continue to receive your current percentage for credit downloads up until November 30.
iStock Subscription Download Rates
For both Exclusive and Non-Exclusive artists, iStock.com flat subscription download rates will be replaced. Schedule to be effective November 25, 2016 a subscription ‘price per file’ (PPF) value will be calculated based on the price the customer paid for the subscription divided by the number of files downloaded against the subscription. Your royalty rate will be applied to the PPF.
For example, if a customer had a Signature 100 image subscription for which they paid $299 per month and they downloaded 50 images, we would divide $299 by 50 to give a $5.98 PPF. This would result in a contributor royalty of $1.50, assuming a 25% rate.
If a customer bought an Essentials 100 image subscription for $149 and they downloaded 50 images, the PPF would be $2.98 per file. Assuming a 15% royalty, you would receive $0.45.
This method means you will always earn your royalty percent against a subscription download regardless of the specific subscription a customer purchased or how many downloads they made. If a customer downloads fewer files from their subscription you will earn more due to the higher PPF, with no maximum payments established. We are also implementing a minimum PPF as a safety net for when customers fully utilize their subscription download caps. Those minimums are as follows:
Category Minimum PPF Example royalty % Example royalty payment
Non-Exclusive $0.10 15% $0.02
Exclusive: Essentials/Signature $0.75 35% $0.26
Exclusive: Signature+ $4.15 35% $1.45
Gettyimages.com Royalty Rates
Royalty rates for all iStock content sold on gettyimages.com (GI Sales and API) will continue to be paid as follows:
Exclusive Non-Exclusive
Photo 20% 15%
Illustration 20% 15%
Video 25% 20%
Summary
We’re sharing these changes with you well in advance and also announcing them together so that you can see them in context. As mentioned above, the changes will result in us paying over a million dollars of additional royalties, while reducing complexity, increasing transparency and rewarding those who contribute high-quality exclusive content.
We are working hard to meet all of the scheduled dates mentioned above, but as with any technology project, delays are possible. If anything changes, we’ll let you know as soon as we can.
We will update the Rate Card available on www.istockphoto.com/in/help/sell-stock/rate-schedule effective November 25, 2016 to reflect all of the changes above. To see the Rate Card that will be effective November 25, 2016, please click here.
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We believe in the power of imagery to change the world. We know that the combination of your talent and our unrivalled market knowledge and distribution can deliver amazing content to our customers and generate growing revenue.
This can happen most efficiently if we all have the right tools and resources to empower you to shoot, upload and track the performance of your photos, illustrations and videos.
That is why we’ve spent this year working on Unification – a project which creates common platforms for both iStock and Getty Images contributors and brings the right investment and technology to our contributor systems.
We gave you some advance notice of this project back in May and can now share more details. Below are the key dates and some of the main benefits.
Unification Timeline – Contributor Tools
December 2016
Training materials provided for ESP content upload.
Scheduled for January 3, 2017
iStock.com contributor tools will be retired on www.istockphoto.com/xnet
Login details for the ESP Platform sent to iStockers
iStock contributor tools become available via the ESP Platform.
Main Benefits
A better platform with third party tools support
With the ESP platform comes a more stable API which will provide continued support for third party tools such as DeepMeta, Qhero and StockPerformer – there will be no need for you to change your accounts in those systems if you already use them.
Moving from the aging iStock tools and APIs to an actively supported, modern technology stack will enable continued investment and the ability to introduce better contributor tools in the future.
Batch submission advantages
The ESP platform supports batch uploading and keywording, either directly via ESP Upload or through third party tools, which gives the following advantages:
You can upload entire submissions and associated releases and metadata.
We can review your submissions faster, reducing time to market and speeding up error correction.
We can link the files within the submission to ensure they show up in the ‘Similar images’ area on the Asset Detail Page.
We may be able to accept a wider range of shots if we see them in the shoot context, for example when isolated elements work to support a lifestyle shoot.
For all of these reasons, we strongly encourage you to submit entire shoots in the future, or similar series of images within larger shoots if you are working with high volumes.
Stronger keywording
The ESP platform is integrated with the Getty Images keywording tree. This is an automatic synonym structure which connects keywords to related terms higher in the tree. For example, the system automatically associates the keyword ‘Paris’ to the parent term ‘France’ without needing to manually add ‘France’.
Better contributor tools
ESP has integrated support for Account Management, the Getty Images system where you will find your royalty and payment details. This includes a new feature for you to raise questions directly via tickets, then view and add to our responses within the tool.
Enhanced SEO
The new Asset Detail Page (ADP) and Search Results Page (SRP) have already moved to the Getty Images platform as part of Unification, leading to faster load times and better indexing of iStock.com pages in search engine results.
Creative Briefs for Exclusive Contributors
For Exclusive iStock contributors, Unification will bring more integrated support for sharing creative briefs and research. We will be rolling out a more proactive and strategic briefing approach in 2017.
Updated ASA
Effective December 1, we will update the ASAs to reflect these changes. You will see the link to the new ASA when you upload through the iStock Site starting near the end of October. We are updating things like how you contact us, how we contact you and when we calculate and pay subscription royalties. You will also see changes from the ‘iStock Site’ to the Getty Images contributor site and ingestion platforms. In addition, we have added some guidance and requirements on drone usage. If you upload content prior to December 1 or fail to terminate your current ASA by sending us notice before December 1, you will be deemed to have agreed to the new ASA.
Unification Timeline – Royalties
Scheduled for January 20, 2017
Royalty statement for December transactions available via Agreement Management in ESP.
Scheduled for January 25, 2017
Payments for December transactions will be reflected on the January 20 statement, as explained below.
Main benefits
More detailed monthly royalty data
Moving to the Getty Images royalty platform will result in better visibility into all royalty earnings across all platforms, including additional subscription data from Getty Images.
The more detailed reporting requires more time to process, so royalty earnings will no longer be updated in real time but will instead be published via a royalty statement on the 20th of each month following the month the earnings were made (except royalties payable on subscription downloads, which shall be paid in the month following the end of the applicable subscription term).
We are aiming to transition your last two years of total monthly royalty earnings data from the current iStock contributor system to the new one in January. If you would like to retain royalty data that is older than January 2015, we recommend you log into the existing system to retrieve it before the end of the year.
A new foundation for Stats
We understand how important it is for you to have real time data on the performance of your content. Moving to the same back end technology platform as Getty Images means that we’ll be able to provide better stats on customer interactions with your content than was possible previously. We’ll have the foundation of this new stats approach in January and will enhance it over time.
Based on our current schedule, please note that there will be a transition month in December between the two systems. File download statistics will still be available within the stats tab on your profile and via MyUploads but all royalty earnings will be unavailable for the month.
Next steps
We hope this gives you good insight into the many positive changes that Unification will bring. Below is a simple illustration which shows how the new systems work together:
Our next official update will come in December when we share details of the main differences between uploading at iStock.com and the new batch functionality with ESP Upload.
We are fairly confident about the royalties system transition dates and the cut-over from iStock.com upload to ESP on January 3 but, like any technology project, delays are possible. If anything changes, we’ll let you know as soon as we can.
Many thanks
The iStock team
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iStock Royalties Changes
We’ve got some important and positive news to share with you about changes to your royalties including:
Redeemed Credits – retirement of the current system at the end of 2016.
Exclusive royalty rates – new tiered system based on downloads (including subscription downloads and downloads on GI.com), effective January 1, 2017.
Non-exclusive royalty rates – retirement of tiering in favor of flat rates per file type, scheduled to be effective November 25, 2016.
Flat subscription download rates – replacement with a percentage royalty based on the price per file, scheduled to be effective November 25, 2016.
All of the changes are designed to produce a simpler, more transparent system that accounts for the growth of subscription and sales across Getty Images and rewards Exclusivity.
Redeemed Credits
The Redeemed Credits (RC) system was intended to encourage contributors to submit fresh, high quality content and deliver increasing royalty rates as credit thresholds against the content were met. With the growth of subscription products and the expanded licensing from gettyimages.com, a credit-only system no longer reflects the wider performance of content.
Exclusive iStock Royalty Rates
The Redeemed Credit system will be retired at the end of 2016 and replaced with a ‘Download Target’ system to reward our Exclusive contributors, as follows:
Consistent with current rates, exclusive rates will start at 25% with the potential to reach 45%.
iStock.com rates will be determined based on the total annual downloads for each file type; across all iStock and Getty Images sales channels and products (excluding Thinkstock and API).
Every Signature+ file downloaded on iStock.com will count twice towards your Download Target.
We are creating a new Signature+ collection for Illustration files. These files will also count twice towards your Download Target.
Download Target royalty rates will be applied to all iStock downloads – credits and subscriptions.
Timeline for Download Targets
As in the past, you will begin 2017 at the rate at which you ended 2016.
Annual Download Targets for upcoming year will be announced in Q4 of each year, with the targets for 2017 being announced before the end of 2016.
Your earned rate, based on previous year targets, comes into effect on January 1st of each year.
Earned rate increases for those who reach a new target level within the year will begin at the start of the following month after that level has been attained.
The download rates for 2017 will be modeled on 2016 tier data, with the intention that the royalty rate tiers are comparable.
These changes will better reward Exclusive contributors for their performance in subscription products, and, in total, will result in iStock paying over a million dollars more in royalties during 2017.
Non-Exclusive iStock Royalty Rates
Scheduled to be effective November 25, 2016, we’re moving to flat rates for non-Exclusive content; 15% for Photo files and 20% for Video and Illustration. Due to system cutover constraints, we need to migrate to this rate in two stages, moving to the 15% flat rate for subscription downloads from November 25 and then moving to the 15% flat rate for credit downloads on December 1. As a result, you’ll continue to receive your current percentage for credit downloads up until November 30.
iStock Subscription Download Rates
For both Exclusive and Non-Exclusive artists, iStock.com flat subscription download rates will be replaced. Schedule to be effective November 25, 2016 a subscription ‘price per file’ (PPF) value will be calculated based on the price the customer paid for the subscription divided by the number of files downloaded against the subscription. Your royalty rate will be applied to the PPF.
For example, if a customer had a Signature 100 image subscription for which they paid $299 per month and they downloaded 50 images, we would divide $299 by 50 to give a $5.98 PPF. This would result in a contributor royalty of $1.50, assuming a 25% rate.
If a customer bought an Essentials 100 image subscription for $149 and they downloaded 50 images, the PPF would be $2.98 per file. Assuming a 15% royalty, you would receive $0.45.
This method means you will always earn your royalty percent against a subscription download regardless of the specific subscription a customer purchased or how many downloads they made. If a customer downloads fewer files from their subscription you will earn more due to the higher PPF, with no maximum payments established. We are also implementing a minimum PPF as a safety net for when customers fully utilize their subscription download caps. Those minimums are as follows:
Category Minimum PPF Example royalty % Example royalty payment
Non-Exclusive $0.10 15% $0.02
Exclusive: Essentials/Signature $0.75 35% $0.26
Exclusive: Signature+ $4.15 35% $1.45
Gettyimages.com Royalty Rates
Royalty rates for all iStock content sold on gettyimages.com (GI Sales and API) will continue to be paid as follows:
Exclusive Non-Exclusive
Photo 20% 15%
Illustration 20% 15%
Video 25% 20%
Summary
We’re sharing these changes with you well in advance and also announcing them together so that you can see them in context. As mentioned above, the changes will result in us paying over a million dollars of additional royalties, while reducing complexity, increasing transparency and rewarding those who contribute high-quality exclusive content.
We are working hard to meet all of the scheduled dates mentioned above, but as with any technology project, delays are possible. If anything changes, we’ll let you know as soon as we can.
We will update the Rate Card available on www.istockphoto.com/in/help/sell-stock/rate-schedule effective November 25, 2016 to reflect all of the changes above. To see the Rate Card that will be effective November 25, 2016, please click here.
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We believe in the power of imagery to change the world. We know that the combination of your talent and our unrivalled market knowledge and distribution can deliver amazing content to our customers and generate growing revenue.
This can happen most efficiently if we all have the right tools and resources to empower you to shoot, upload and track the performance of your photos, illustrations and videos.
That is why we’ve spent this year working on Unification – a project which creates common platforms for both iStock and Getty Images contributors and brings the right investment and technology to our contributor systems.
We gave you some advance notice of this project back in May and can now share more details. Below are the key dates and some of the main benefits.
Unification Timeline – Contributor Tools
December 2016
Training materials provided for ESP content upload.
Scheduled for January 3, 2017
iStock.com contributor tools will be retired on www.istockphoto.com/xnet
Login details for the ESP Platform sent to iStockers
iStock contributor tools become available via the ESP Platform.
Main Benefits
A better platform with third party tools support
With the ESP platform comes a more stable API which will provide continued support for third party tools such as DeepMeta, Qhero and StockPerformer – there will be no need for you to change your accounts in those systems if you already use them.
Moving from the aging iStock tools and APIs to an actively supported, modern technology stack will enable continued investment and the ability to introduce better contributor tools in the future.
Batch submission advantages
The ESP platform supports batch uploading and keywording, either directly via ESP Upload or through third party tools, which gives the following advantages:
You can upload entire submissions and associated releases and metadata.
We can review your submissions faster, reducing time to market and speeding up error correction.
We can link the files within the submission to ensure they show up in the ‘Similar images’ area on the Asset Detail Page.
We may be able to accept a wider range of shots if we see them in the shoot context, for example when isolated elements work to support a lifestyle shoot.
For all of these reasons, we strongly encourage you to submit entire shoots in the future, or similar series of images within larger shoots if you are working with high volumes.
Stronger keywording
The ESP platform is integrated with the Getty Images keywording tree. This is an automatic synonym structure which connects keywords to related terms higher in the tree. For example, the system automatically associates the keyword ‘Paris’ to the parent term ‘France’ without needing to manually add ‘France’.
Better contributor tools
ESP has integrated support for Account Management, the Getty Images system where you will find your royalty and payment details. This includes a new feature for you to raise questions directly via tickets, then view and add to our responses within the tool.
Enhanced SEO
The new Asset Detail Page (ADP) and Search Results Page (SRP) have already moved to the Getty Images platform as part of Unification, leading to faster load times and better indexing of iStock.com pages in search engine results.
Creative Briefs for Exclusive Contributors
For Exclusive iStock contributors, Unification will bring more integrated support for sharing creative briefs and research. We will be rolling out a more proactive and strategic briefing approach in 2017.
Updated ASA
Effective December 1, we will update the ASAs to reflect these changes. You will see the link to the new ASA when you upload through the iStock Site starting near the end of October. We are updating things like how you contact us, how we contact you and when we calculate and pay subscription royalties. You will also see changes from the ‘iStock Site’ to the Getty Images contributor site and ingestion platforms. In addition, we have added some guidance and requirements on drone usage. If you upload content prior to December 1 or fail to terminate your current ASA by sending us notice before December 1, you will be deemed to have agreed to the new ASA.
Unification Timeline – Royalties
Scheduled for January 20, 2017
Royalty statement for December transactions available via Agreement Management in ESP.
Scheduled for January 25, 2017
Payments for December transactions will be reflected on the January 20 statement, as explained below.
Main benefits
More detailed monthly royalty data
Moving to the Getty Images royalty platform will result in better visibility into all royalty earnings across all platforms, including additional subscription data from Getty Images.
The more detailed reporting requires more time to process, so royalty earnings will no longer be updated in real time but will instead be published via a royalty statement on the 20th of each month following the month the earnings were made (except royalties payable on subscription downloads, which shall be paid in the month following the end of the applicable subscription term).
We are aiming to transition your last two years of total monthly royalty earnings data from the current iStock contributor system to the new one in January. If you would like to retain royalty data that is older than January 2015, we recommend you log into the existing system to retrieve it before the end of the year.
A new foundation for Stats
We understand how important it is for you to have real time data on the performance of your content. Moving to the same back end technology platform as Getty Images means that we’ll be able to provide better stats on customer interactions with your content than was possible previously. We’ll have the foundation of this new stats approach in January and will enhance it over time.
Based on our current schedule, please note that there will be a transition month in December between the two systems. File download statistics will still be available within the stats tab on your profile and via MyUploads but all royalty earnings will be unavailable for the month.
Next steps
We hope this gives you good insight into the many positive changes that Unification will bring. Below is a simple illustration which shows how the new systems work together:
Our next official update will come in December when we share details of the main differences between uploading at iStock.com and the new batch functionality with ESP Upload.
We are fairly confident about the royalties system transition dates and the cut-over from iStock.com upload to ESP on January 3 but, like any technology project, delays are possible. If anything changes, we’ll let you know as soon as we can.
Many thanks
The iStock team
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Portreti / Odg: Portreti - Stefi Nis
« poslato: Novembar 01, 2016, 11:04:29 posle podne »
Neke nove
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Objektivi / Odg: Nikon 35mm 1.8G vs 50mm 1.8G
« poslato: Jul 27, 2016, 03:07:46 pre podne »
http://pcfoto.biz/digitalnifotoaparati/portreti/portreti-stefi-nis/
Ovo su fotografije napravljene sa Nikon 35mm f1.8G na f2. Za portrete i nije nesto posto, vise mi se svidja 50mm, ali je 35mm univerzalniji, meni se na primer 35mm svidja za fotografisanje mladenaca u crkvi i fotografisanje detalja na vencanjima. Ostrina je odlicna.
Ovo su fotografije napravljene sa Nikon 35mm f1.8G na f2. Za portrete i nije nesto posto, vise mi se svidja 50mm, ali je 35mm univerzalniji, meni se na primer 35mm svidja za fotografisanje mladenaca u crkvi i fotografisanje detalja na vencanjima. Ostrina je odlicna.
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Portreti / Portreti - Stefi Nis
« poslato: Jul 27, 2016, 02:41:12 pre podne »
Neke od fotografija sa sešna.
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Objektivi / Odg: Nikon 35mm f1.8 G problem sa fokusom
« poslato: Novembar 19, 2015, 09:10:21 posle podne »
Hvala puno
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Objektivi / Nikon 35mm f1.8 G problem sa fokusom
« poslato: Novembar 16, 2015, 11:16:33 posle podne »
Imam nikon D90 koji koristim sa Nikonom 35mm f1.8. Na tom aparatu skoro da ne mogu da fokusiram bilo sta sto slikam, uvek bezi fokus bar za 2cm iza fokusne tacke. Kada slikam portret oci nisu ostre nego ispadne kao da sam fokusirao usi. Da li znate u cemu je problem? Na D7100 fokusira uvek iz prvog puta.
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Portreti / Sa rodjendana
« poslato: Oktobar 26, 2015, 10:47:45 pre podne »
Meni se ova mnogo svidja 
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Studijska i komercijalna fotografija / Odg: Septembar 2015
« poslato: Septembar 23, 2015, 08:43:28 posle podne »
Moj pocetak
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Foto-semplovi / Odg: Nikon af-s 50mm 1,8g
« poslato: Septembar 15, 2015, 12:26:33 pre podne »
Nikon D90
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Priroda, pejzaži / Odg: Flare
« poslato: Avgust 28, 2015, 11:52:28 posle podne »
Bez flare efekta, samo kontrast i jos neke stvari pojacane. 
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Portreti / Odg: Andjela
« poslato: Avgust 22, 2015, 07:40:37 posle podne »
Fotografisao sa na f2.2. Hvala vam puno na komentarima.
Da li je normalno da kad slikate nekog napravite 100 fotografija i od tih slika nadjete samo 5 dobrih?
Da li je normalno da kad slikate nekog napravite 100 fotografija i od tih slika nadjete samo 5 dobrih?
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Portreti / Odg: Andjela
« poslato: Avgust 21, 2015, 03:06:38 posle podne »
Ovo sam neplanirano slikao, cisto jer sam imao fotoaparat kod sebe, nisam radio nesto odredjeno.
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Portreti / Odg: Andjela
« poslato: Avgust 21, 2015, 01:18:07 posle podne »
Nemam dovoljno iskustva u komunikaciji sa modelom, pogotovo ako te taj model mojih godina i ako nam se razmisljanja totalno razlikuju.
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Portreti / Odg: Andjela
« poslato: Avgust 20, 2015, 08:16:16 posle podne »
Oci su bile jos tamnije, nego sam ih ja posvetlio u fotosopu. Slazem se sa vama, ali mi je glupo da joj pricam kako da se sminka i ostalo, izgledam kao neki umisljeni fotograf. Da sam doso sa 5D Mark3 i 85mm f1.2 pa da pametujem malo hahaha. 