The Ring of Fire: a Cheap Steel Wool Pyrotechnic Display. How to Photograph the Moon. How to Create a Timelapse in Photoshop. Tutorial: Capturing Stories in Coffee Cup Reflections. Dina Belenko is a creative still-life photographer from Russia and incredibly successful 500px Prime photographer.
Her artistic images capture magical stories behind everyday inanimate objects. In this tutorial, Dina shares an amazing technique for capturing shapes in the reflections of coffee and tea. Read on, stay inspired, and enjoy! Coffee cups are probably my favourite subject to shoot. I love all their different shapes and forms, and I love the light reflecting on the surface of tea or coffee. So, why do not use them to tell a small, cozy story?
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I find it very useful to take photos of small things such as hand crafted jewellery or close up photos of flowers. Comparing my old macro ring (by NEEWER) the Bestlight Macro ring has a couple of features that I like better and one thing that I like less. However, the positives are more significant overall. The most significant positive is that this light ring comes with two filters:a frosted white filter and a yellow filter. 48 LED lights of the ring produce fairly white light, so having a filter that can soften it is very helpful in some situations. The second aspect that I like is that it is more compact. There is only one thing I like less than my old ring: the cord that connects the light to the battery is shorter. Project #09 - Water Drop Photography — Jonathan Choi Photography. Once you have set up you scene, all you need to do is to get the composition that you want and the focus right.
You will most likely be at a close focusing distance due the small size of a water drop, so depth of field will definitely be a problem, it will be a fine tuning process to get the right aperture for you camera and lens combo. For you reference, my shots are taken at ISO100 with 1/320 sec shutter speed (due to camera sync speed) and at f/32 which gives me a bit more depth of field to work with. Both flashes are on 1/16 power (TTL should also work but if you are using manual flashes, don't forget to increase the power output when you are closing down the aperture). Amazon. Learn.adafruit. NASA Images. Dine billeder med posten i morgen! Ny filial Tagtækkervej 5, Odense v/Harald Nyborg og Rosengårdcentret - MED MASSER AF GRATIS P-PLADSER!
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Size-wise it's roughly between the Sony RX100 and Fujifilm X100, meaning it's not the smallest compact for enthusiasts out there, nor the largest either. The Lumix LX100 measures 115x66x55mm and weighs 398g with battery. Of the smaller models, the Sony RX100 III measures 102x58x41mm and weighs 290g and the Canon G7X measures 103x60x40.4mm and weighs 304g. Klublokale. 8 Effects Every Photographer Should Know About. Scanner Review: CanoScan 9000F. Digital Camera Home > Photo Scanners > Canoscan 9000F By MIKE PASINI EditorThe Imaging Resource Digital Photography Newsletter Review Date: May 2010 While Canon's CanoScan 8800F and Epson's V600 battle it out in the sub-$200 flatbed film scanner sweepstakes, Canon has quietly trumped them both with its highest resolution film flatbed ever: the CanonScan 9000F.
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Canon EOS (APS-C) Lens Tests / Reviews. What lenses for my digital SLR (Canon) Unbiased advice (really) though I do get some bucks if you use the store links.
Many people eager for a high end digital camera buy a digital SLR body and then ask the question of what lens to put on it. Often they seek a wide-range zoom to duplicate what they could do with a point and shoot digital camera. Some have shot SLRs and film before, some P&S film, most P&S digital. A few are new to photography and wealthy enough to start high end. (New: Because people have asked for even more advice, I have prepared an article on what digital camera you should buy. The typical camera choice in this area is similar to the Canon EOS 50D/7D or the new Digital Rebels or the Nikon D100 and cousins. When you take a picture, the lens does most of the work. As such, it was expected to spend a fair bit more on your lenses than on your camera body.