Self-published author (Rave Girl: Change My Mind, Circulum, Making Professional Longboards, Concepts of Photography and More), woodworker, musician, etc. A guy with too many hobbies!
Photography with Imre Episode 15 - Flashes Part 3: Red-Eye
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Yeay! Episode 15 is live on YouTube! Tomorrow I shall complete the supplemental post for all to enjoy. L8r!
Originally, my intentions at the Calgary International Airport were to capture shots of a fully restored Avro Lancaster . Pitty I arrived just in time to whip out of the car and take some shots of the lovely craft through a horrid chain link fence. Oh well, at least I snagged a few other pics of which, for whatever reason as I can't quite put my finger on it, I really like the first one displayed below. Click on the pics to view larger sizes in Flickr.
The 10th episode of my photography series, on 3D photography, has just finished uploading to YouTube! Check out my channel to see it in HD or view it below. Tomorrow evening I'll write up my supplemental post, as it is indeed a tad late now. Remember to subscribe and check me out on Facebook ! Become a Fan too!
A few days ago I posted a quick quiz on my page on Facebook and I promised a blog post to explain it for those who might not have been sure of the answer. So, below are the three exposures (sensitivity - aperture - shutter speed) I provided and the question was: if you took a photo of the same scene, would the pics look identical or different? A. ISO 100 - f/5.6 - 1/60 sec. B. ISO 400 - f/8 - 1/125 sec. C. ISO 3200 - f/11 - 1/500 sec. Strictly Exposure In regard to exposure, A, B and C are identical. In fact, you could put your camera into manual mode and take three photos of the same scene with these settings and the shots should look very much the same (in the section below I discuss some other effects that occur). In making up this quiz, I decided to stick with standard values for sensitivity, shutter speed and aperture. Therefore, you can use full-stops to figure out any differences between the exposures. In case you're not familiar with the concept of "stops...
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