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This photo was a test photo for the following: shooting this lens at or close to its 200 mm max focal length, at f/2.8, with no flash, at a pretty high ISO (2000), and with some overexposure so I could aim for less noise, and bring down the overexposure in post. I didn't get to overexpose it as much as I wanted because just this was @ only 1/15 of a second and even with IS that is crazy low. Anything more overexposed would've either warranted me raising the ISO which I didn't want to do yet, or an even lower shutter speed. Overall I'm pretty pleased with how it came out. It's definitely less sharp than photos taken with this lens and with flash/higher SS/lower ISO, but it's not awful. How am I going to learn if I don't try stuff? This photo wasn't even supposed to be a real photo…I wasn't going for composition or anything…but after some processing including the b&w conversion I kinda like it, or at least his eyes. I am not sure about how much his chin got cut off, but hey, it's an experiment!
More Bokeh (not berries), these are in poor light and therefore it is assumed the quality of bokeh (boke) or out of focus will lessened by the ability to keep the core focus at high quality.
Image
All though this is not what is known as a Bokeh the camera set up performs close to the requirements, the main contributor may be the lack of light.
The image show traits of out of focus background even with a short distance between the focus item and the background.
Camera
focal length: 47 mm or in 35 mm - 324 mm
Horizontal focus set
AF mode: 1-area
Focus mode: Multi-segment
AFPoint Position: none
Image Stabilization: Off - this may be the deciding factor in some of the previous attempts as the camera attempts to render a stabilized image. Therefore attempts to focus the area selected.
As always comments, contributions welcome
trying to make a knitted version of the woven fabric in the upper right hand corner. (the woven fabric is from the Fellowship cloaks in the Lord of the Rings movies.)
the knitted pattern shows up when viewed at an angle and almost disappears when viewed head-on. I like this a lot! thinking about making a small blanket/large wrap with the pattern.
2nd round / Fullspectrum Experiments:
More pictures! These are from the same last outing yesterday with the same camera, lens and filter setup. Here I applied „proper“ white balance (on the birches bark, simply) and look what I got. Again it's that almost velvia like green and high saturation over all. Actually this is what I found using UV-IR cut filters on this camera some time ago. I already experimentet with this - for some reason I need a diffusor, else I get some strange color artifacts on the edges. I don't know the physics really, but possibly it acts like an AA Filter? Anyway, this „film simulation“ is nice. When adding this Tiffen 812 like warming filter, blue gets subtle, too.
I got a Wacom intuos4 tablet for christmas so im playing with it.. pretty pleased with this but not sure what i can do with it now...
Music band ''Man-go'' in the eyes of HARIZMA / Grupė ''Man-go'' Harizmos akimis
Photo/retouching Ana Rosso
Concept/styling Edita Nyork
MUA Aliona Golubeva
Here you can see I printed with red and yellow oil based inks. The red and yellow seemed to mix together to create orange.
A change in coloured ink can communicate a range of different emotion.
U.S. Army and Intel conduct a scalability virtual world experiment to test technology of the Distributed Scene Graph with people doing roleplay and inclusion of bot technologies.
I said it was hot enough to fry an egg outside so Echo went straight out to the front yard with an egg and tinfoil. Man, his fingernails are DIRTY! He's been playing outside, doing projects and experiments...