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Traditional Hawaiian music, dance on tap
According to his bio at www.kbeamer.com, his family traces its roots to the 14th century: “Among their ancestors are Queen Ahiakumai Ki'eki'e and Ho'olulu, a child of the favored wife of Kamehameha I,” says the site. His great grandmother, Helen Desha
BJ Penn's Hawaii UFC gym opening Monday
The 37000 square-foot facility, owned by Kamehameha Schools , is the fifth UFC Gym and joins the collection of clubs on the mainland in four cities in California. The partnership with Penn, a Hilo native and two-division UFC champion, is the first of
Quotes of the week
It's what I love to do, and I knew the risks and the benefits going into it." — Jay Cutler, Bears quarterback / "That visiting room has to be one of the saddest places on Earth though. All those little kids visiting their dads. It breaks your heart.
Are there any websites that let you make your own slideshow without annoying credit tags on them?
How can I get into Dreyfoos School of the Arts, in Digital Media & Communications?
Did you ever earn Photography merit badge?
How is my plan for college and etc?
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Okay, so I don't want to rant, but I'll just start off by saying that I own a Canon PowerShot SX10 IS. It's an amazing camera, but I'm not able to attach any lens extensions, which means I can't attach a bokeh lens to it. I came across this photo on deviantart of some grass, with a REALLY strong bokeh effect to it. It's absolutely breathtaking and I only wish I could get a good bokeh effect like that. Here's the photo: http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs41/i/2009/009/1/b/I_love_grass_by_Haen9.jpg So my question is, is there any possible way to get that strong bokeh effect with the camera I have? I've tried making my own "paper lens" for bokeh, but that really didn't work for me. Any tips from photographers would be absolutely wonderful. Thank you in advance.
Bokeh is the out of focus area behind the focused subject, usually a person. Bokeh is totally the result of lens design and choosing a large aperture to provide selective focus. P&S cameras rarely can produce very much out of focus area behind the subject 1) because the user has very little control of the aperture of the lens and 2) because the sensor is so small. The larger the sensor, the better the chance of producing good "Bokeh" More on lens design within the same brand effects you will learn reading these two links, P&S cameras are dismal at shooting selective focus and thus produce mediocre Bokeh. If you really really want good out of focus backgrounds, you are going to 1) have to buy a fully adjustable camera and medium telephoto lens and 2) test a whole bunch of lenses that fit your camera.
I'm not sure that you will be able to create a bokeh like that with your camera. I was never able to create such a shallow depth of field using a bridge camera, but you should be able to create a fairly pleasing bokeh in your own photos. You will probably need to use your camera's macro mode. Zoom in on your subject--you really need a long focal length to create a shallow depth of field, so make sure that your lens is at its full extension. You'll need to get as close as possible to your subject, and you'll get a much better bokeh effect if your background is a good distance away from your subject--I'd say at least 5-10 feet.
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