Abdul Rahman Jamous

Well, I have tried making the baby pin thicker by using a tape. It works as a temporary solution.

Thank you for the help

Super glad you did answer my question. and it would be super helpful if you did suggest for me a temporarily solution. 

Hopefully this photo will clear my issue for you guys. if it doesn't  then I'm absolutely willing to upload more photos because the whole thing is causing me nightmares ? 

well, I will try and get more images.

Guys I still need you help ?

I tried using a tape but it made things worse.

can you guys help me by giving me a temporary solution. 

Do I really need to get myself more familiar with determining the distance between myself and the subjects around me? Do I really need to understand "depth of field" deeply? do you guys think that measuring the distance between the camera and the subject that the DP is shooting is really recommended? 

well.... helmet light might be a simple solution for you.

well, perhaps before starting researching about cinematography you need to know photography very well. 

Scott Kelby's wrote a four volume book called "Scott Kelby's Digital Photography" and it's an excellent way to start your research and to get familiar with the essential terms that you need to know.   

If you really want to do your research about cinematography than subscribing ASC magazine is a must. also reading "american cinematographer manual" might be an absolute necessity. 

Of course YouTube is a great source for research and each topic has at least 10 videos about it. but before you go to YouTube you need to know the essentials so you can recognize the valuable from the garbage. 

Also you have to ask your seniors for advice... and remember what we do is a craft not a science, yes it's very important to know the information and to do  your research, but also you have to give yourself time so you may truly digest what you did learn. 

What are the units that cinematographers use to describe the power of a reflector or a diffuser?