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As part of our Viewfinder photo blog we are running weekly photo galleries of our readers' pictures on set themes. Each week we ask you to send in your pictures on a set theme and a selection of these are then published each Thursday on the Viewfinder photo blog . Current themes In order to give you a little time to send in your pictures here are the themes for the next four weeks with their deadlines: To see the latest themes please go to our new page which you can find here. Interpret these in any way you see fit and send your pictures to us at yourpics@bbc.co.uk or upload them directly from your computer .
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Fall 2012 UPDATE: Read what others say about this technique Transferring 35mm Slides to Your Computer Quickly and Easily April 2006 Anyone beyond a certain age or who has inherited photos from their parents will have a quantity of 35mm slides they want to get into their PC. I don't know what the appeal was for 35mm slides back then, maybe it was dropping them all into a Kodak Carousel projector and just storing the loaded cartridges for ready use, but whatever the reason my dad left me 100's of slides. I have worked out a simple technique for getting adequate quality digital images of 35 mm slides using a typical digital camera and a cheap camera store accessory.
Transferring 35mm Slides to Your PC
*December 13, 2006 *– We all have improperly focused photos that we wish we could fix. Instead of merely hoping to turn back time, photographers can look to Stanford University research to help readjust focusing post-capture. Recent Stanford PhD graduate and project researcher Ren Ng will present, today, a plenoptic camera, also called the 4D light field camera or Digital Lens, at a Camera Owners of the Bay Area (COBA) meeting in San Francisco. The prototype plenoptic camera and software can change depth of field on a digital image after exposure. Announced in October 2005, the plenoptic camera prototype quickly grabbed the attention of photographers, technophiles, and industry insiders. Since then, the 4D light field technology has been getting increasingly closer to becoming commercialized for everyday use.
Stanford Refocusing Technology to Be Commercialized - Emerging Technology - News - DigitalCamerainfo.com
A schlieren photograph showing the compression in front of an unswept wing at Mach 1.2 Shock waves produced by a T-38 Talon during flight Color schlieren image of the thermal plume from a burning candle, disturbed by a breeze from the right. Photographed by Gary S. Settles, Penn State University
Schlieren photography
The Licentiateship is awarded either for competence in practical photography, or by passing an appropriate examination in photography recognised by The Society. For exemption details click on the link below: Exemption Requirements: Stills photography: 10 prints or 10 slides Digital Images on CD Book submissions: 20 Images Multimedia and Narrative : Audio Visual/Moving Image/Multimedia 10 minutes maximum Research, Education and Application of Photography: Dissertation of approximately 5000 words £50 Members £55 Non-members Assessment dates click link below:
The RPS Distinctions - Licentiateship - The Royal Photographic Society
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Author: J.A.J Aaronson - Updated: 5 October 2010 | Comment One of the conundrums that has faced photographers since the very inception of the medium has been attempting to work out how to effectively capture movement. The representation of motion in a still image has been a problem with which many photographers have grappled and with which almost as many have come up with entirely different solutions.
Motion Photography - Explore Photography (UK)
Light Field Photography with a Hand-Held Plenoptic Camera Ren Ng , Stanford University Marc Levoy , Stanford University Mathieu Brdif , Stanford University
Light Field Photography with a Hand-Held Plenoptic Camera
Making nice photographs when all you have for lighting is a bunch of tungsten shop lamps can be a real challenge. It is particularly hard to photograph polished brass under these conditions. So this weekend I set out to build a flash diffuser to improve the quality of the photography on this site. Most of the diffuser is made with foam board and packing tape. I laid out a square 30" inches on a side and then drew a cut line from each corner to the center of the top line. This gave me two right triangles that when taped together matched the center triangle.
How to Make a Large Flash Diffuser
Reflected "See-Through" Perhaps you are wondering what makes this ability possible. The answer lies in infrared rays.