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Another view of the last stretch to Fremont Lookout, with a view of the river/meadow down below, and the rock structure jutting up just a bit down from the trail.
This is a shot of the camera's monitor showing a test picture fully zoomed in. This is clearly not sharp. This was the third of a group of captures taken in continuous mode. It is clear that the capture is not sharp. A crop of the corresponding image is here.
First panoramic shot ever. Because of holidays I decided not to carry lots of gear, tripod as well. So just stood safely on my feet and spining around trying not to shake (was windy:>). Then photos merged in Photoshop CS3. However, one of my favourites shot.
This shot was handheld at 0.5s. I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out with minimal camera shake.
More photos from today's shoot at: shinydewdrop.blogspot.com/
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Handheld Stories travelled to Dharavi Slum, Mumbai, in the Summer of 2012 to conduct workshops in filmmaking for 15 students. See what they came up with at HandheldStories.com.
A Displacement Engine is a compass that always points home, but allows the user to toggle the route and drift off-course, a new way of exploring your environment. A way of getting you out of a dull disappointing and repetitive routine.
This is my honours project. www.jasminecox.co.uk
Playing a bit, the table is not ok because I should had done some more photos at higher speeds (but had 1/1250 as the camera max and closing was not an option).
Handheld camera, the photos were aligned in qtpfsgui.
f2.8
1/1250, 1/800, 1/400, 1/250,
Qtpfsgui 1.9.2 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
Parameters:
Alpha: 0.1
Beta: 0.8
Color Saturation: 1
Noise Reduction: 0.001
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PreGamma: 1