Random Photos : Part 4
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Dogsey said:
Newnham Sunrise by Mike Gardiner
Lydbrook Mist by Mike Gardiner
Both shot on Portra 160 120 film on an old Yashica Mat-124G TLR.
3 randoms from recent outings. 1 from Santa Pod, a bit of street photography and 1 from the seaside.
Looking Through by realjv, on Flickr
Lunch by realjv, on Flickr
Blue and Pink Beach Huts by realjv, on Flickr
Looking Through by realjv, on Flickr
Lunch by realjv, on Flickr
Blue and Pink Beach Huts by realjv, on Flickr
Nowhere near the quality of composition of everyone else's work, but here are the first few shots taken with my new G9, playing around in the garden with my macro tubes and the 14-140.
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I was keen to try out the in camera focus stacking with a macro shot. The camera shoots a short video at 6K varying the focus throughout. Stacking is carried out in camera to produce an image from the mp4 file.
Here's the MP4 (well Flickr said I could upload a video).
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As you may not be able to see, the video is about four seconds long. During which time the fruit thief moves about far too much for stacking to work. I've tried multiple times. The result has many heads, too many tentacles, or just plain fails to merge.
Conclusion: Even with focus stacking automated and in camera, it's too slow to be useful for something as fidgety as a wasp. I did get some decent results shooting a watch dial, although the moving seconds hand had some displeasing artefacts.
P1000614P1000678I was keen to try out the in camera focus stacking with a macro shot. The camera shoots a short video at 6K varying the focus throughout. Stacking is carried out in camera to produce an image from the mp4 file.
Here's the MP4 (well Flickr said I could upload a video).
P1000673As you may not be able to see, the video is about four seconds long. During which time the fruit thief moves about far too much for stacking to work. I've tried multiple times. The result has many heads, too many tentacles, or just plain fails to merge.
Conclusion: Even with focus stacking automated and in camera, it's too slow to be useful for something as fidgety as a wasp. I did get some decent results shooting a watch dial, although the moving seconds hand had some displeasing artefacts.
realjv said:
3 randoms from recent outings. 1 from Santa Pod, a bit of street photography and 1 from the seaside.
Looking Through by realjv, on Flickr
Lunch by realjv, on Flickr
Blue and Pink Beach Huts by realjv, on Flickr
Love the b/w one. Something about b/w photos that makes it such an emotive medium.Looking Through by realjv, on Flickr
Lunch by realjv, on Flickr
Blue and Pink Beach Huts by realjv, on Flickr
dukeboy749r said:
realjv said:
3 randoms from recent outings. 1 from Santa Pod, a bit of street photography and 1 from the seaside.
Looking Through by realjv, on Flickr
Lunch by realjv, on Flickr
Blue and Pink Beach Huts by realjv, on Flickr
Love the b/w one. Something about b/w photos that makes it such an emotive medium.Looking Through by realjv, on Flickr
Lunch by realjv, on Flickr
Blue and Pink Beach Huts by realjv, on Flickr
Just got my first 'explore' on Flickr, for whatever thats worth - I don't know that its any better than other similar photos I've taken but hey.
Whisky Creek by Ben, on Flickr
Whisky Creek by Ben, on FlickrEdited by GravelBen on Tuesday 15th September 07:55
Spent a few days in Queenstown... pretty average weather but sill.
0B6A3169 by RobDickinson, on link.photo
0B6A3169 by RobDickinson, on link.photo
RobDickinson said:
Spent a few days in Queenstown... pretty average weather but sill.
0B6A3169 by RobDickinson, on link.photo
Beautiful shots. Making good use of the ND filters!!!0B6A3169 by RobDickinson, on link.photoIt may be getting too cool for T-shirt and shorts and past the equinox but don't give up on summer yet.
Paws-ing for Ice Cream by realjv, on Flickr
Paws-ing for Ice Cream by realjv, on Flickr
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