Liste des centres de la photographie en France
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Cet article recense les centres dédiés à la photographie en France[1]. Centres[modifier | modifier le code] Le réseau des structures dédiées à la photographie en France[modifier | modifier le code] Créé en 2009 sur l'initiative des Ateliers de l'Image - Centre photographique de Marseille, le Réseau Diagonal est l'unique réseau national et européen réunissant des structures de production et de diffusion de la photographie contemporaine qui se consacrent également au développement de pratiques d’éducation à l’image. Liste des membres du Réseau Diagonal[modifier | modifier le code] Notes et références[modifier | modifier le code] Liens externes[modifier | modifier le code]
How to Shoot Video with a DSLR Camera - Wistia Blog
How does video quality differ across three different budgets of $1,000, $10,000, and $100,000? Watch our original series One, Ten, One Hundred to find out! No DSLRs were harmed in the making of this film. In this video, Chris covers the basic fundamental principles of shooting with a Digital SLR camera. Even if you’ve never touched a DSLR in your life, by the end of this video workshop you should be able to pick up a camera and shoot some great looking video footage–not too shabby, eh? What we’ll cover: Choosing your software ISOApertureShutter SpeedWhite balance and color temperatureRecording audioChanging lensesLens characteristicsShot setup and framing DSLR cheat sheet Full disclosure: the Canon 5D Mark III is not a video camera. Video settings: frame rate and aspect ratio At Wistia, we shoot our videos at 24 frames per second to achieve a more cinematic and artistic look and feel to our footage. For more help choosing the ideal aspect ratio for your video, check out this post. Aperture
La Grande Histoire de la Photographie | Superprof
"Une photographie, c'est un fragment de temps qui ne reviendra pas", Martine Frank Art pratiqué par de nombreux Français, la photographie est aujourd'hui à la portée de tous grâce aux nombreux appareils numériques disponibles. Pourtant, photographier avec un smartphone n'est pas faire de la photo. Avant de se perfectionner dans la photographie, il peut être intéressant de se plonger dans l'histoire de cet art si particulier. Grâce à l'histoire de la photographie, les élèves peuvent découvrir de nouvelles techniques et étudier les évolutions de la photo à travers les années ! Voici un petit focus, tour d'horizon sur l'histoire de la photographie ! Aux origines antiques et médiévales de la photographie La photographie n'a pas été inventée durant l'Antiquité ni au Moyen-Âge, mais ce sont à ces périodes de l'histoire qu'ont été découverts les premiers procédés photographiques. La photographie, a profité d'innombrables innovations technologiques et techniques au cours de son histoire. N.
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How-to: Controlling Depth of Field with DSLR Cameras (Video)
The DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) camera has increasingly become the weapon of choice for many human rights activists. These cameras, once used exclusively for photography, have been replacing the traditional video camcorder in popularity ever since the first video DSLR was released in 2008. As the video producer at WITNESS, I have seen the challenges activists face using DSLRs in very fast paced shooting situations (See an example of our Cambodian partners, LICAHDO tackling this challenge while covering an evolving story). Switching from a camcorder to a DSLR comes with a pretty steep learning curve and these cameras are notoriously difficult to shoot documentary video with, so why are they so popular? The lens you use will have an effect on your image’s depth of field. The appeal of DSLRs comes from their amazing picture quality that rivals that of much more expensive professional camcorders. The “DSLR look” is characterized by a shallow depth of field as shown in these examples.
La mission héliographique / RMN GP
Mission héliographique Le 26 juin 1851, cinq photographes, Édouard Baldus, Hippolyte Bayard, Henri Le Secq, Gustave le Gray et Mestral, reçoivent, de la part du ministère de l'Intérieur, la lettre inaugurale de ce que l'histoire de la photographie retiendra comme la " Mission Héliographique ".La commission des Monuments historiques souhaite ainsi constituer une documentation photographique pouvant aider à la restauration de monuments emblématiques sur le territoire.Première commande publique de cette ampleur, cette mission photographique entend encourager l'usage du négatif de taille respectable, mieux à même de restituer l'architecture dans ses volumes et détails le plus fins.Édouard Baldus est le premier à se mettre en action, respectant scrupuleusement la feuille de route, de Fontainebleau vers le sud, suivant approximativement le cours du Rhône à partir de Lyon.
Create an Easy Double Exposure Portrait in Minutes | Medialoot
Double exposure is a cool effect that has been around for a long time. In the film camera days, it was accomplished by exposing the negative twice on two different scenes. Now this effect can be easily created and embellished using a few simple tricks in Photoshop. Below, I'll show you how in this easy tutorial. Step 1 - Gather Photos First up, we need some good photos to create our double exposure with. For the landscape image I chose this excellent aurora borealis image from UnSplash. Step 2 - Cut The Portrait from it's Background Create a new image in Photoshop. Step 3 - Create the Double Exposure Effect Click over to the Channels panel, and Shift+Click the RGB channel. Head back to the layers panel and turn the portrait layer off. Finally, with the new mask selected press (Ctrl+I) to invert it. Step 4 - Embellish the Effect This is my favorite part. Choose different brushes and resize and rotate them to build up an effect similar to mine. Step 5 - Add texture and Lighting That's it!
6 Tips for Still Photographers Learning to Shoot Video
Our appetite for video is at an all-time high. YouTube alone is logging one billion hours of video watched per day, and 400 hours of video are being uploaded every minute. Video consumption is projected to rise even higher – accounting for 82 percent of all consumer internet traffic by 2021. All of this increased demand for video is putting more pressure than ever before on video content creators and marketers alike, and creating a lucrative opportunity for stock video contributors. If you’re a photographer looking to venture into the world of stock video, there’s no better time than now. In the simplest terms, video is just multiple exposures per second. Different frame rates produce different looks and feels.
