Digital Photography An introduction to the scientific, artistic, and computing aspects of digital photography. Topics include lenses and optics, light and sensors, optical effects in nature, perspective and depth of field, sampling and noise, the camera as a computing platform, image processing and editing, and computational photography. We will also survey the history of photography, look at the work of famous photographers, and talk about composing strong photographs. This course is based on CS 178 (Digital Photography), which I taught at Stanford from 2009 through 2014. I am making these materials freely available, but some of the photographs included in the lectures are individually copyrighted. The course assumes no prior knowledge of photography. Taking photographs and improving your picture-taking skills are a good reason for taking this course.
Free Online Animated GIF Maker - Make A GIF Easily Les 100 choses que j'ai apprises à propos de la photographie - 13-Design 13-Design Depuis que j’ai découvert ma passion de la photographie fin 2008, j’ai appris énormément de choses tant dans les techniques, les rencontres avec d’autres photographes ou encore comment aborder différentes situations et shootings. Aujourd’hui j’aimerais partager avec vous tout un tas de petites choses qui m’ont aidé à progresser, et qui ont largement enrichies ma manière de photographier. J’espère que vous trouverez ces informations intéressantes et que cela vous aidera lors de votre prochaine excursion caméra à l’épaule. 01. 11. 34. 61. 81. Et vous ? Sur le même thème 35 photographes de l'agence Magnum donnent leurs conseils aux débutants En 2008 la célèbre agence Magnum mettait à disposition un document intitulé "Get a good pair of walking shoes : Advice to young photographers". Dans "Conseils" Et si vous ne preniez pas de photos ? Vous vous dites que clairement j'ai pété un plomb. 10 vérités à connaitre avant de faire de la photo
Camera Lenses For Indoor Event Photography: Fast Glass Five lenses every indoor photographer must have in their kit. It doesn’t matter whether you shoot Canon or Nikon, or whether you shoot crop or full frame. These five are a must have for capturing emotion and action in low light. “stage15” captured by Ikmal Fauzan (Click Image to See More From Ikmal Fauzan) The intent of this article is not to argue the importance of fixed verses zoom lenses, nor is it to examine the pros and cons of each. For any work indoors the first thing a photographer will consider is the speed of the lens. Primes Prime lenses offer increased color accuracy and intense depth of field control. Photo captured by Tatiana Garanina (Click Image to See More From Tatiana Garanina) Both Canon and Nikon offer beautiful prime lenses in both a mid-range and professional category. Wide At the wind end of the spectrum a 24mm f/2.8 is available in the mid range while the professional version of these lenses offers a maximum aperture of f/1.4. Zooms
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What are the Different Types of Picture Framing Glass? - Picture framing glass (“glazing,” “conservation glass,” “museum quality glass”) usually refers to flat glass or acrylic (“plexi”) used for framing artwork and for presenting art objects in a display box (also, “conservation framing”). Source – Wikipedia When having your artwork framed, there are several choices available when it comes to the type of “glass”, “glazing”, or “facing” that can be used. In this article we are going to take a moment and discuss what choices are available and what benefits each type offers, when it comes to the protection and display properties of your art. Keep in mind, most of these choices are only available for custom framing where conservation or anti-reflective coatings are important to the preservation of your photos or artistic works. Glazing Choices Available in Our Ready-made Frames Available at FrameUSA.com Basic Glass – This type of picture frame glazing is the most common in ready-made frames that you will find in retail stores or online. Thanks!
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Starting Your Next Personal Project – Craft & Vision There is much talk in the photography world about “personal projects.” Like anything that becomes a catch phrase, the words themselves get more play than the thing they represent. In other words: a lot of talk, much less action. And when it comes to personal projects, action is everything. Here are three ways to gain momentum on your next project. 1. Don’t flesh it out. 2. Do this as soon as possible. 3. Don’t deliberate. Those are the three steps I take to begin a personal project. The three images posted with this article are from a short personal project in Venice recently, while doing a workshop about this very subject. David duChemin is the founder and Chief Executive Nomad of Craft & Vision.
Hasselblad prism finder disassembly – clubantietam.com I tried taking apart the NC-2 prism finder for my Hasselblad 500c. It’s dark and covered with fungus or haze, and I wanted to clean it. I was ultimately unsuccessful, but if anyone else is attempting this, I wanted to share what I’ve learned so far so that you are not starting from scratch. You can learn from my mistakes and hopefully help me figure out if it’s possible to get in there and clean it. Screws Here’s what I found: 2 screws on eyecup side (IMPORTANT!) Getting the prism out The front of the viewfinder is really only attached by 4 screws. I suspected that there were some under the leatherette (there are) but I didn’t want to peel it off. The bottom I don’t think it was necessary to remove the steel plate. Back to the eyecup side After I removed the bottom two screws on the eyecup side, I saw that a gap had opened, so I tried to pry the piece off. If you’re trying to do what I did, just peel off the leatherette to get access to the two screws on top. I couldn’t get the prism apart.
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