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Yesterday afternoon I took my bike and camera and went into the woods near my house in hope to find some mushrooms. Well there was not much to be found. I took a string of tiny lights with me because I saw a video of Daan de Vos were he used them to create a bokeheffect. I was struggeling with my sx because the effect is totally different from a DSRL. Back home I was not satisfied at all so I used the blur effect in filterstorm again and this is the outcome. I can live with this and hope you like it to allthough its not straight out of the camera :-)
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This is a composite shot. The star trails were created with roughly 300 photos take with a Nikon D600 15mm Fisheye lens. The photos were slowly zoomed in with the help of LR Timelapse and Lightroom. Then they were stacked in Starstax. Another photo was my girlfriend and I kissing with the Nikon D800 @24mm. I merged the 2 photos in post!
Learn to create Spiral Star Trails with Lightroom and starstax www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzPIuFpAlqs
Build a slow zoom machine to create spiral star trails without using lightroom just starstax
Lensbaby just announced a new lens and Sean managed to get his hands on one! Check out our video review of the new Lensbaby Sol 45mm f/3.5 lens by clicking here: youtu.be/zQhOiyOp6PQ
Mounting a retro C-mount lens on your Sony camera with a Fotodiox C-mount to E-mount lens adapter lets you create some really unique images. Check out our Fotodiox YouTube channel for a video explaining the methods we used to get the best results with this lens/camera combo.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
I am very excited to announce an HDR Book entitled “A World in HDR”! It’s a 216-page book that should be everything you have been waiting for. The vast majority of the book contains select pieces from the portfolio along with extended descriptions, tips, and more information about how the photo was achieved. The second part of the book contains the HDR Tutorial along with a few bonus steps to help you get extra oomph in your creations!
More sample photos taken with the Lensbaby Velvet mounted on a Sony A7. Focusing this combo is a bit of a challenge... add in low point of view and the challenge is tripled..
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Their ability to 'sew' their own homes is what fetched them this name. They are song birds and were popularized by Kipling in his poem 'The jungle book' in 1894. Their sewing abilities are beautifully covered in this video thekidshouldseethis.com/post/tailorbird-nest
#tipsandtricks - It took me three weeks, a cemented butt and heavy showers to get to this little one. So my friends, waiting it out, being observant and may be cheating a little with electronic bird voices are the only tricks to capturing a bird ( on your camera ofcourse)...
Nikon D5100 unboxing - just a quick shot as I took it out.
Nikon D5100 Top Ten Tips and Tricks:
blog.dojoklo.com/2011/05/03/top-ten-tips-and-tricks-for-t...
Take control of your Nikon D5100 autofocus system. See the article on my blog Picturing Change
Learn more about the Nikon D5100, and how it compares to the D3100 vs. D7000 vs. D90 here:
blog.dojoklo.com/2011/04/14/nikon-d5100-vs-d7000-vs-d90-etc/
See Product Review here…
www.productreview.com.au/reviews/e3bba8ea-2e08-5b14-a99a-...
Just tested and it will power the acer laptop with a USB C cable to the recently found USB C input next to the power connection.
The JS80 came with a double ended USB C cable on its charger which has two USB outputs..
Nikon D7100 - Multiple Exposure Mode
Learn more about the D7100, and some Tips and Tricks for taking full advantage of the camera and all its features and functions, on my blog Picturing Change.
Canon 5D Mark III - in-camera Multiple Exposure Mode - Multiple Exposure Control setting Bright used. 1/800, f/4, ISO 12,800
Nikon D5200 - low light, high ISO
Learn how to take control of the Nikon D5200 autofocus system with this article on my blog Picturing Change.
Whether you're looking to grow your following on brickly or just get some general tips on promoting your brick and LEGO art, be sure to give this guide a quick read!
Canon 6D sample image, JPEG straight from camera: 1/80, f/4, 400 ISO, with flash from 580EX II Speedlite, AWB, Evaluative Metering, Standard Picture Control.
Read my Hands On Review of the Canon 6D on my blog Picturing Change.
Learn how to take control of the Canon 6D autofocus system in this article on Picturing Change.
Harvard Book Store, Cambridge, Mass. - Handheld Night Scene Mode used. The resulting image is well exposed and with much less digital noise than an image of the same scene taken in Av Mode. Image sharpness is lost with Handheld Night Scene Mode but could be compensated for with sharpening in post-processing. Shutter speed 1/80, aperture f/5.6, ISO 10,000.
Example photo from my e-book guide to the Canon T4i / 650D, Canon T4i / 650D Experience
Canon 6D image, using in-camera Multiple Exposure feature. Multiple Exposure Control setting: Average (which allows the camera to automatically under-expose each frame to create a properly exposed final result). This image was automatically geotagged with the built-in GPS - see the map at right.
Read my Hands On Review of the Canon 6D on my blog Picturing Change.
Learn how to take control of the Canon 6D autofocus system in this article on Picturing Change.
Nikon Df - various Nikon lenses which can be used with the Nikon Df, including a pre-AI lens at left.
Example image from Nikon Df Experience e-book guide.
Read my hands-on review of the Nikon Df, including some Df Tips and Tricks, on my blog Picturing Change
Be sure to register your non-CPU lenses (focal length, aperture, AI/non-AI) in the menu, and flip up the AI coupling tab on the Df when using a non-AI lens. You can then meter with the camera using AI or non-AI lenses, working in M and A mode. With AI lenses, change the aperture on the lens aperture ring and the camera will reflect that aperture setting. With non-AI lenses you have to manually match the aperture ring setting with the camera's aperture setting that you dial in (and view in the viewfinder or displays).
A simulated image of the Nikon D5600 / D5500 viewfinder, showing the 11 autofocus points available with the limited focus points option.
Learn how to take control of the Nikon D5600 autofocus system with this article on my blog Picturing Change.
Simulated view of the Nikon D610 / D600 / Df viewfinder showing all the autofocus AF points in proper scale and location. The D600 was the first "affordable" full frame dSLR camera.
Learn how to take control of the Nikon D610 / D600 autofocus system with this article on my blog Picturing Change.
Canon 6D - Handheld Night Scene Mode, with four images automatically taken, combined, and processed in-camera to create a sharp, well-exposed hand-held night image. See the previous image for the same scene taken in normal Av Mode shooting. (Both images slightly cropped to better align.)
This image was also automatically geotagged with the built-in GPS - see the map at right.
Read my Hands On Review of the Canon 6D on my blog Picturing Change.
Learn how to take control of the Canon 6D autofocus system in this article on Picturing Change.
I always like knowing how others edit their photos, so I thought I'd provide a quick glimpse into a typical edit for me. All the details are in my blog!
Nikon D5200 - in-camera HDR Mode - Off, Aperture-Priority Auto Mode.
(Handheld - a tripod would have helped produce sharper results.)
Learn how to take control of the Nikon D5200 autofocus system with this article on my blog Picturing Change.
Tips and tricks and four recipes for homemade marzipan. So easy
Recipe and story on Un déjeuner de soleil
Simulated view of the full frame Canon 6D viewfinder, with its 11 autofocus points.
Learn how to take control of the Canon 6D autofocus system in this article on Picturing Change.
Detail of the body and controls of the Canon 6D full frame dSLR.
Read my Hands On Review of the Canon 6D on my blog Picturing Change.
Learn how to take control of the Canon 6D autofocus system in this article on Picturing Change.
Detail of the body and controls of the Canon 6D full frame dSLR.
Read my Hands On Review of the Canon 6D on my blog Picturing Change.
Learn how to take control of the Canon 6D autofocus system in this article on Picturing Change.