this weeks experiments 3_8_05

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this weeks experiments 3_8_05

Postby wendellt on Sun Sep 04, 2005 9:21 pm

Welcome Spring
thought i should spring back to basics and strap on the 50mm 1.4
to see the world around me tight and intimate

electronica band Kong, 1 fill flash irradecent gel, 2 secs
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Love the bokeh on the 50 1.4, i can just imagine living inside it. ISO200 50/100 f1.4
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Patricia Piccinini – Unbreaking Eggs show at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
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more alcohol, f1.4 50/100 ISO200
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On the way back thought i should try out a low light shot while walking shutter set to 60, blurry but nice and sweet
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looking back at the last image set the shutter to 125/100, f1.4, ISO300, whitebalance 5200K, aahh much more clear, but i couldn't say the same for my head.
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2 secs feature glass table with light, just shake the camera around
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Taken with flash, set the shutter to 400/100 the SB800 to 1/28, on the d2x you can overide the max shutter flash sync from 250 to a much higher setting, higher shutter speeds produce darker images the flash balances it out and your left with a nice high contrast shot.
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next week flowers and lots of them
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Postby Willy wombat on Sun Sep 04, 2005 9:45 pm

Thanks for posting the pics and exif data up on this series. I learn a bit from it. I like the long shutter shots. Why in #1 is there a red and a blue squiggle in the middle of the frame? What is that?
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Postby wendellt on Sun Sep 04, 2005 10:10 pm

Willy wombat wrote:Thanks for posting the pics and exif data up on this series. I learn a bit from it. I like the long shutter shots. Why in #1 is there a red and a blue squiggle in the middle of the frame? What is that?


Hi

I am glad our learning something

the red and blue squiggle is a light trail that originated from the red and blue LED on the mixer device

a 3 second exposure captures all light and movement representaed as blurs or light streaks if the camera moves, in this case i just pressed the shutter and quickly jerked around the camera. The movement can be traced back by the loook of the squiggle.
for long exposures set the fstop high and keep the ISO at it's lowest so the image won't become overexposed
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Postby jethro on Sun Sep 04, 2005 10:24 pm

Im back much to everyones horror! Had to get my creative feel back. This is great stuff i like the retro feel. Congrats on a gutsy feel to your images.
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Postby sirhc55 on Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:10 am

Wendell - I always look forward to your shots - I am not a fan of the wiggly lights but then you have the pic of the girl out of focus - excellent. :D
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Postby Oneputt on Mon Sep 05, 2005 8:35 am

Wendell you always blow my mind. I love it when people are not constrained by rules. Thanks for sharing.
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Postby Glen on Mon Sep 05, 2005 9:23 am

Wendell, all interesting but really like the blurry one of your friend. very nice :D
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Postby Alex on Mon Sep 05, 2005 9:29 am

Excellent work, Wendellt. Each of your images is original and represents a different style.

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