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Here is our list of the best ultra zoom / bridge cameras reviewed on ePHOTOzine, click the name to read the full review: Number 1 - Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 - The Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 features a large 20 megapixel 1inch sensor for improved image quality along with a Leica f/2.8 - f/4.0 16x optical zoom lens equivalent to 24-400mm in 35mm terms. 2nd - Panasonic Lumix FZ72 Panasonic Lumix FZ72 / FZ70 - The Panasonic Lumix FZ72 features a massive 60x optical zoom lens, manual controls, raw shooting, 9fps continuous shooting, full HD video recording, stereo sound, as well as accessories that will take the zoom to 102x optical zoom!
Joint 2nd: Canon Powershot SX50 HS. The WDC Guide to Bridge Cameras. What is a bridge camera, and should you buy one? Our complete guide to bridge cameras (aka superzooms or ultrazooms) has the answers. Bridge cameras are so named because they were designed to bridge the gap between DSLRs and compact cameras, offering a similar user experience and level of manual control. In fact the newer category of Compact System Cameras (CSCs) arguably better deserves that title these days but bridge cameras have been around a lot longer and the name has stuck, although they're also known as superzooms, or ultrazooms. Bridge camera vs DSLR: spot the differenceThe Bridge camera does resemble a DSLR in appearance, and the casual observer may think that it is one. It has the same prominent handgrip, a raised hump above the lens (usually with a hotshoe) which, on a DSLR, would house the prism, and a large protruding lens on the front.
Firstly, the lens on a bridge camera is not removable. Above: The EVF and vari-angle LCD screen on the Fujifilm FinePix X-S1 The exception? Best DSLR cameras 2014: The best interchangeable lens cameras available to buy today. You want to buy a DSLR camera but don't know what to go for? Then you've come to the right place, as this is where we round-up the best DSLR cameras of 2014. We'll guide you through the hottest cameras available - and only models that we've reviewed in full - to save you time when it comes to working out what the best options are.
DSLR - which stands for digital single lens reflex - cameras have removable lenses so that different optics can be attached in order to give a different view on the world. This variety allows you to start small and build-up to the more varied, sharper and desirable featured lenses as you go along. It also adds hands-on control for zoom and focus precision unlike that of most compact cameras. DSLR cameras aren't to be confused with the newer compact system cameras that are also infiltrating camera shops up and down the land.
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Amantes | Andres Orlowski Deanna Elaine Piowaty: As an artist, what do you view to be your mission? Andres Orlowski: hmm, I approach photography in much the same way as paintings. Photography, painting and poetry create a link and a response to our lives as social beings but also to our darker self. I explore an inner theater which is also a reflection on the theater outside. Andres Orlowski I consider myself fortunate and greedy to delve into the arts.
Open Cage | Oil on panel |18×24 | Andres Orlowski. The Anatomy of Longing: Interview with Figurative Painter Keita Morimoto » Combustus. “We are homesick most for the places we have never known.”~ Carson McCullers Dawn | 2013 | oil on canvas over panel | 60 x 48 inches | Keita Morimoto t has been said that every great novel is really a story about longing. The writer Susan Sontag once observed in her journal, “My library is an archive of longings.” Might then the same also be true for paintings? Toronto, Ontario ~ Glorified Self II | 2014 | oil on panel | 7 x 5 inches | Keita Morimota Deanna Elaine Piowaty: You were born and attended university in Osaka, Japan, and this clearly influences not only your color palette ~ the cool hues and muted tones ~ but also the emotional quality of your work: that overarching feeling of melancholy. Into the Wood | 2013 | oil on canvas over panel | 7 x 5 inches | Keita Morimoto Keita Morimoto: I was born in Osaka and grew up there until I was sixteen.
The 2001 Japanese anime film, Spirited Away, by Hayao Miyazaki Deanna Elaine Piowaty: Who were your earliest sources of inspiration? Like this: It's All About Risk": Contemporary Abstract Artist, Jeane Meyers » Combustus. “The artist alone sees spirits. But after he has told of their appearing to him, everybody sees them.”~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe “There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality.”~ Pablo Picasso She Liedmixed media on board24″ H x 24″ W Slipping Into Tuesdaymixed media on panel36″ H x 36″ W Site #4mixed media on board24″ H x 24″ W have been accused, and not altogether unfairly, of nursing a bias towards figurative art. But might abstract art also offer a compelling story for the viewer? Consider the paintings of Jeane Meyers, whose works leap out to us like a jolt of lightning, communicating as directly as if sketched out in words. Port Townsend, Washington ~ Deanna Elaine Piowaty: Jeane, in your work you seem to be conveying a message to us about courage.
Am I just reading all this into your work or is any of this at all close to what you had intended? Burnt | mixed media on board | 24″ H x 24″ W Deanna Elaine Piowaty: Wait. Mixed Media Photographer, Yuko Ishii » Combustus. When the Sky Falls 2 | Yuko Ishil uiet contemplation. In our increasingly sped-up lives, with so many demands for our attention pulling us from all directions, such moments can be rare. Yet when we don’t take precious time for ourselves, or allow this gift for our loved ones, the consequences can be dire: a car accident that could have been prevented, the onset of stress-induced disease, even a break-up of a close relationship…all warning signs that living in perpetual overdrive isn’t serving anyone. Least of all ourselves. And so what happens? For mixed media photographer, Yuko Ishii, the solution began with one simple wish: air.
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To say that Dragan’s work stopped me short would be an understatement. His was not merely a matter of aesthetics: To be honest, I found some of his images ridiculous, while others chilling in their unemotional treatment of the subjects. Curious, I requested an interview. The physicist agreed, but on one condition: The interview would have to be public, taking place on his social media wall as we conducted it. A well-orchestrated cat-and-mouse game followed, with Dragan answering the questions I put forth to him with a cagey nonchalance. When it became clear that this was as deep as he was willing to go, I ended the interview, leaving the door open for him to contact me if and when he was ready to explore his work with greater depth. Wonderland Christopher Walken Like this: Thomas Dodd, Photographer, Mythmaker » Combustus. “You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul.”~ George Bernard Shaw Astral Body | Thomas Dodd | 2010 eauty, like art, is a matter of what stirs us.
That precise mix of elements that excites the imagination and whispers for us to come closer, that there is more than just surface here, but actual magic. The artist takes what he sees and delves deeper, pulling out what lies beyond the beyond: the myth. Thomas Dodd knows how to whisper. “The only service a friend can really render is to keep up your courage by holding up to you a mirror in which you can see a noble image of yourself.”~ George Bernard Shaw Atlanta, Georgia ~ Deanna Elaine Piowaty: Folklore and myths figure quite prominently in your work.
The Huldra | Thomas Dodd Thomas Dodd: I have always been fascinated with myths and fairy tales. The Nymph | Thomas Dodd | 2009 Deanna Elaine Piowaty: Yes, I am intrigued with where Thomas Dodd fits into these stories. Cloud of Unknowing | Thomas Dodd Thomas Dodd. Artist's 'Self Portraits with Men' Series Is a Stark Look at the Fluidity of Personality. Every time we pose for a photograph we are projecting a version of ourselves, the persona that we embody at that given moment in time, in that specific place. Of course it’s only an approximation of who we truly are, or want to be. A Czech artist named Dita Pepe has taken a more literal application of this concept in a series of photographs called Self Portraits with Men. In them Pepe reimagines herself as the member of a different family or romantic pairing, posing with different men, and assuming the trappings of her surroundings.
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As you know, the human eye can see and process a wide spectrum of colors. Even without any formal education in arts or design, the human eye (and brain) will often be able to ‘sense’ whether specific colors will work together. Of course, some people have better success than others. Instead of relying purely on your senses to determine whether colors will work together or not, we want to equip you with the basic color theories so that you know how to achieve ‘color harmony’. Colors In Photography – The Color Wheel The color wheel was invented by Isaac Newton and it is a tool that will assist us in determining whether our colors are in harmony. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Colors In Photography - Learn How To Achieve Color Harmony - Seeing in Macro. Color in photography - Color theory. Color is everywhere. We take them for granted. Sometimes we are stunned by them. Sometimes we are appalled by them. They are unavoidable. They are important for your photos. And they are even an important factor for black and white photography! Color theory is relatively new in the world of photography, but in the world of art there has been centuries worth of research and thinking gone into the subject of color.
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