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Some of you may have heard of this old proverb, (dating back to the 14th century), but it tends to be less commonly used nowadays, although a bit more commonly with photography. Anyway, what am I talking about this time you may well ask. Read on to find out more... The old proverbs full use is, "You can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear", and yet I see people attempting similar things all the time, especially with photography.
The Inverted Image: Silk purse from a Sow's ear?
DSLR Film “Scanner” - Mahgeetah
DISCLAIMER: Photo purists may scoff or cringe, but they just don’t know how to have fun. So, what we have here is a solution to a problem which has come up recently for me. The problem being that I’ve been shooting mostly film lately and I have a whole bunch of negatives longing to be digitized… So I thought I’d help them little guys out. After a bit of pondering I came up with what you see below. Pretty simple, eh? All you have to do is find yourself a cardboard box and a piece of matte white cardstock.
18th May 2007 Color perception is subject to ambient light levels, and the ambient white point. (A red object looks black in blue light.) It is therefore not possible to achieve calibration that will be perceived evenly in different lighting conditions.
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Just to turn things around a bit (like above), the discussion "what lenses do you prefer?" could instead start something like "what do you prefer to photograph?", and then leading over to lens choice. "I hate zooms", for example, is pretty well-heard when discussing lenses. Sure, I do too, most of the time, but not at those instances when I'm in an airplane; up there it's the perfect horse. It takes too much time to change a composition using the radio to move an airplane closer or farther away, so a zoom is much needed, and the bigger depth of field is not a problem compared to fixed lenses, since the surroundings are normally calm anyway.
Playful Indulgences with Adobe Pixel Blender for Photoshop
Sometimes I just find I have a need to play. Not the sand lot type, even though that might be fun, but more along the lines of creativity with my artworks. With painting I can just slop the wonderful colors around and see what happens but clean-up is more effort.
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Un bokeh (se prononce comme « beau quai ») est un flou d'arrière plan d'une photographie permettant de détacher le sujet de son environnement. Étymologie [ modifier ]
Bokeh
Polarisation (optique)
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. La polarisation est une propriété des ondes vectorielles telles que la lumière , décrivant l'orientation de leurs oscillations . Le fait que ces ondes soient caractérisées par des vecteurs les différencie des autres types d'ondes comme les ondes sonores , et implique ce phénomène de polarisation.
Macro photography preparation for taking great photos By Scott Gietler To get good at Underwater Macro Photography , I suggest you master the following topics, and then read on: Aperture & Depth of Field Underwater Macro Settings for Digital Cameras Underwater Macro Composition
