San Francisco breathing in and out. This is my second set of timelapse tests in SF. A followup to my first video:

vimeo.com/2201793

Audio credit: 'Golden Age', Beck (Sea Change)

This time I think I've got the camera settings right. Autofocus, image stabilisation is off, and full-frame evaluative metering (boo!) is on.

Equipment:

- Canon EOS 450D (Rebel XSi)

- Netbook (Aspire One) running Mandriva 2009

- gphoto 2.4.3 - command line:

gphoto2 --set-config capture=on --capture-image-and-download -I 5

This is a frame from a video. You can watch it on Vimeo.

Worth Celebrating 573

an example of selective colouring

taken with Canon PowerShot G12, edited with Lightroom.

an Episode of David's Pointless Minute

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I, wait, what?

I took this photo, changed it to black and white, and then just brought out the color of her eyes. I didn't alter the color in any way... her eyes are naturally extremely blue.

This patch is used by the the United States Army Element of the Selective Service System. It was authorized in 1988.

Little girl sitting on moms lap, waiting for the parade at Disneyland.

Selective colour option chosen after exposure if I remember correctly. A wicked hat. A fast shutter speed would have given the final sharpness required for a better photograph.

This plaque casually neglects to mention that the aforesaid redoubt was occupied, for almost the entire duration of the war, by a garrison of British troops who used its strategic location to rain fire down upon the Americans.

Selective images from Green Forests' projects.

Selective coloring experiment using GIMP.

A stab at selective colour. Is it effective?

Selective Colouring

we choose night time to play

Selective Color-Christmas-Card.-©2009TiGeRWiNgSPhotoGraphy-Lisa Fauber

Old Photo From Summer I Found & Spruced A Lil

My Dad On Sidmouth See Front Watching Broadband Play During Sidmouth Folk Fesitval

I am taking a photography class from our local Community College. We will be using film cameras and then developing our own pictures! Should be fun. One of the first things we talked about was selective focus.

Selective images from Green Forests' projects.

My cousin with some yellow sunglasses, and I made the rest of the photo black and white

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