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For ds106 Use your own image that you think would look really cool inverted. Photo edit colors to make it look like a negative.
here is the gif which switch back and forth with original. Purple lights.
10 pane mosaic. Late afternoon low sun and through cloud - so not the best conditions!
Equipment:
Single etalon Solarmax 60 BF10
Imaging Source DMK41
2X barlow
Image inverted before processing.
Processed in Registax and Photoshop
Myself. | Just playing with some things in Lightroom. I've been really inspired by Wynn Bullock recently. However, I might recreate this later and upload a replacement because I'm not too satisfied with it.
Experimenting with Printed Circuit Boards at home. Finally some promising results. Just need to be more precise in the next iteration and we are set. Using a money checker as UV source is both cheap and practical.
This was actually taken in near complete darkness. I inverted the colors to create this image. It's not art - just fun.
Camera: Canon PowerShot SD950 IS
Exposure: 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 7.7 mm (36 mm equivalent)
ISO Speed: 80
Macro
Flash
4 stacked 10 second exposures of comet C/2012 F6 (Lemmon), processed a bit and inverted to bring out some more detail.
A satellite streaked across a few of the exposures and passes in front of the comet's tail. The trail is broken because there are a few second between each exposure.
Trying Nebulosity, and it adds the lines in (unpaid) demo mode.
Air conditioning is an essential appliance of any home, but if it's not kept running smoothly, it can be a real pain. In this video, you will find some tips and tricks to keep your air conditioner running smoothly. Apart from this, If you to replace or buy a new inverter split air conditioner for your home, then buy it from the Hitachi Aircon website.
My first attempts at shooting and post processing smoke from insense sticks. I had been wanting to try this for a while and finally got around to having a go. Setup was pretty simple: setup a black backdrop, about 1ft infront of which was placed the insense holder with tripod mounted camera about 3ft from the insense stick. A snooted 430EX at 90 degrees from the lense axis provided lighting for the smoke plume. Set camera in manual, dimmed the lights and snapped away. Ended up with quite a few decent cadidates but only processed three so far and have a few tweeks to the setup planned for next time.
Below are links to the other two images:
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Details:
Canon 1000D
Canon EF100mm f/2.8 Macro
1/200 sec f/8 ISO 100
Snooted 430EX camera right at 90 degrees, manual power setting varried between shots but usually between 1/4 & 1/2
PP - CS5
inverted image of the same one uploaded before. Inverted using gimp. Looked rather exotic.
Feel free to leave your comments.
Made with 18-55mm
Original: www.flickr.com/photos/notoriousxl/3832426980/
Inverted macro - 50mm: www.flickr.com/photos/notoriousxl/3832427584/
Inverted macro - 18mm: www.flickr.com/photos/notoriousxl/3831632701/
This configuration supports the stand-alone, pole-mounted, solar array that is set up at about 8' off ground and tilted south.
Scaphidium quadrimaculatum. Seen April to August, it is usually found under fungoid logs, or feeding on fungi such as brackets. This beetle is fairly widespread in England and Wales, but not further north. It is not particularly common.
With thanks to the Natural History Museum's Nature Plus Team for their help in identifying this specimen.