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This type of display is held up on a pole. You can see that the man holding it is careful to wear a hat...
Trying out what happens with paper thin depth of field and hand held in very low light.
Generally the answer is a bad photo.
Handheld flash to camera left on my son Quentin.
Slight Photoshop manipulation... really, slight.
Sure.
I only cut him out from the neighborhood, daytime background, duplicated and blurred him on a lower layer to make it look like I had 'rear curtain' shutter flash and put him over a previous photo of a starlight / sunset photo.
No biggie...
Comida de Año Nuevo 2009 :)
Ver Panorama Interactivo / Interactive Viewer
Handheld equirectangular.
With a tripod, the light lines would all be pretty much horizontal. Not as hard as it looks (or at least I hope that's true).
Mission: A Moody Image
WIT: I was on a Photo Safari (sponsored by the Essex National Heritage Area promoting Nikon at the Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site. A reconstructed Iron Foundry from the 17th Century. I borrowed a D5000 and a 50mm f/1.4 lens for this shot. The subject works there as a black smith and he looked pretty moody.
I was wandering around the grounds and walked into one of the old workshop buildings and there were about a dozen photographers shooting this subject with different types of flash. I tried a few shots with external flash and some without. This shot without a flash was the best capture. I first did post processing in iPhoto because CS3 would not open a raw file from this new camera. Then, thanks to Michelle, I learned about a free Adobe converter (see comments below). I reprocessed with much better results in CS3 by cropping, adjusting levels, usm, and cloning out a few distracting stones near his feet.
essexheritage.org/photosafari/index.shtml
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saugus_Iron_Works_National_Historic...
A picture of different handhelds that I own. From top left to bottom right:
Hitachi HPW-10:
Windows CE 1.0
4Mb Internal RAM / 8Mb External
20mhz SH3
1 PC Card Slot
IR
Tapwave Zodiac 1 with PalmOne Keyboard:
PalmOS 5.2.7
32Mb Internal RAM / 1.5Gb External
200mhz ARM
480x320x16 Screen
8Mb ATI Imageon W4200
Yamaha sound
1x SD Slot, 1x SDIO Slot
IR, Bluetooth, PalmOne Wifi Card
Handspring Visor Deluxe:
PalmOS 3.1H2
8Mb Internal RAM
20Mhz Motorola Dragonball EZ (68k)
160x160x4g Screen
Springboard
IR
Palm Tungsten|T:
PalmOS 5.0
16Mb Internal / 128Mb External
140Mhz OMAP
320x320x16 Screen
1 SD Slot
IR, Bluetooth
Palm IIIc:
PalmOS 3.5
8Mb Internal RAM
20mhz Motorola Dragonball EZ (68k)
160x160x8 Screen
IR
Not Pictured: Two More IIIcs