PHOTOGRAPHY
TIPS: Merchant ships being photographed from my moving ferry from Tanah Merry to
Desaru Coast Ferry Terminal on 12 Jan 2024. Sky was cloudy or had some sunshine at various times. The images were taken during the 1.5-hour journey.
1. Use TV Mode and shutterspeed of 1/1600 sec, as the ferry is moving and shaking. If you use 1/500 sec, your images may not be sharp.
2. Canon R5, 24-105mm lens. Use shutter priority mode.
Dial your shutter speed and focal length but set the ISO to AUTO
3. Moving and rolling ferry motions blur the images, if you use aperture priority mode.
4. Take multiple photos.
5. Rest your camera on a support or railing of the ferry to stabilise your camera.
6. Face the camera to the back of the boat to prevent sea water splashes onto the lens.
SINGAPORE- 12 JAN 2024: A merchant ship is a watercraft that
transports cargo or people, e.g. container ships, oil or gas tankers,
bulk carriers. Cargoes include raw materials and manufactured goods.
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VIDEO SCRIPT
12 January 2024
ADVICES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH
MERCHANT SHIPS FROM A SINGAPORE - DESARU FERRY
Dr Sing Kong Yuen, BVMS (Glasgow)
Your time is precious. Create instead of gossip during your long ferry ride from Singapore to Batam.
Practise digital photography of merchant ships.
SINGAPORE- 12 JAN 2024: A merchant ship is a watercraft that
transports cargo or people, e.g. container ships, oil or gas tankers,
bulk carriers. Cargoes include raw materials and manufactured goods.
Canon R5, 24-105mm lens is preferred to smartphones for details of ship.
1.
Use TV Mode and shutterspeed of 1/1600 sec, as the ferry is moving and
shaking. If you use 1/500 sec, your images may not be sharp.
2. Canon R5, 24-105mm lens. Use shutter priority mode.
Dial your shutter speed and focal length but set the ISO to AUTO
3. Moving and rolling ferry motions blur the images, if you use aperture priority mode.
4. Take multiple photos.
5. Rest your camera on a support or railing of the ferry to stabilise your camera.
6. Face the camera to the back of the boat to prevent sea water splashes onto the lens
More information at:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2024/01/5055-photography-tips-merchant-ships.html
