Welcome to OST Photographic Srevices

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I’m pleased you stopped by OST Photographic Services. I’m local to the Fraser Valley and Chilliwack in particular. Take your time and look around. One of the most enjoyable things I do here, is restore photographs. But I’d have to say the most rewarding, is capturing the action in amateur sports or kids at play. There is much more I do here, but you’ll have to look around and hopefully enjoy… Feel free to contact me for further information on any of the services or posts I have made.

An idea of what I do...

An idea of what I do…

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Prints of all types

15 Wednesday May 2013

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Prints you can order

I have recently put together a “Prints” page. It is a work in progress and I’ve included what I feel is a good assortment of photographs. Click on any of the photos in this post and you’ll be taken to the page that particular photo is listed on. As always, enjoy your look around.

Order as Palette Print-2

8×10 Floral Prints (12 prints)

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Taking your camera out of AUTO…

11 Saturday May 2013

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The Exposure Triangle

The exposure triangleTaking your camera out of Auto…

The components of “Exposure” are a combination of the ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.

The relationship between these three factors of exposure is a balance of light. When you snap the shutter on the camera, you are capturing Light.

Before you read on, I’d like to say you don’t have to shoot in Manual mode all the time. Shutter or Aperture priority modes are very useful and will produce excellent results if your camera is set accordingly. These exposure controls must always be taken into consideration if shooting anything other than Auto settings.

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Fill the Frame

01 Wednesday May 2013

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Filling the frame is the first step to better photos

In my first post under “Tips” I highlighted the topic of cropping, color correction, and a few of the basic composition rules of taking a good photograph. The first rule I mentioned was “Getting in Close” or filling the frame. In this short article I’ll showcase four subjects presented three different ways. The first of each is the basic “I shot it I’ll post it” photo. There are probably more like this than any other. The second is a cropped and color corrected version of the same photo as shown in “Make Your Photos Pop” and the third is the same subject, different point of view and trying to keep the rules of composition in mind. (the way I would shoot it) Continue reading »

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