The nikon n60 film slr review. The nikon film slr “N” series is great for beginners. Thank you lil-debbie for quick shipping and everything included. The camera is great and you kept it in BEA-utiful condition!!!!!
Archive for December, 2012
Nikon 18-105mm VR Review: More Than You’d Expect For the Price
23
Dec
www.artoftheimage.com – Reviewing the Nikon 18-105mm VR, a lot more lens than you’d expect considering the price.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
This is my entire Supra collection to date, all 20 pairs! Still buying more as we speak! FOR DOPE STREETWEAR CHECK OUT… www.martiangang.com
Agniputhri – Agniputhri 30-08-12
23
Dec
Agniputhri 30-08-12
Narrated by actress and humanitarian Lucy Liu, “The Road to Traffik” reveals the shocking world of sex trafficking that Somaly Mam, a former Cambodia sex slave, is heroically waging a crusade to expose and end. The filmmakers accompany photographer Norman Jean Roy on his painful journey to document the brutal rape and suffering that thousands of children face daily in the brothels of Cambodia and Southeast Asia. To learn more about human trafficking, SMF, and how you can get involved, click here: bit.ly
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Linder2
23
Dec
Some cool visual art images:
Linder2
Image by MTAPhotos
The completion of the work to rehabilitate seven stations along the D Line in Brooklyn was marked on August 2, 2012, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by MTA leaders and local elected officials.
We installed great new artwork at each of the seven stations. Here are details for the artwork shown in this image and its location.
71st Street Station –
Artist: Joan Linder
Title: The Flora of Bensonhurst
Date: 2012
Medium: Laminated glass
Location: Platform windscreens
Fabricator: Tom Patti Design
Joan Linder’s artwork will provide an elegant and dynamic tribute to the natural landscape in Bensonhurst. Linder’s proposal presents drawings of flora taken from the actual wild vegetation from the streets and lots in the neighborhood. These botanical images also flow in the direction of the train as the visual indication of departure and arrival. The work will be installed in the windows above the stairways that can be seen from the platform and the street level. In the medium of glass, the work will be aided by the strong light available to this particular station.
For more information about art throughout the New York transit system, download the Meridian app.
Photo: MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design.
Linder3
Image by MTAPhotos
The completion of the work to rehabilitate seven stations along the D Line in Brooklyn was marked on August 2, 2012, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by MTA leaders and local elected officials.
We installed great new artwork at each of the seven stations. Here are details for the artwork shown in this image and its location.
71st Street Station –
Artist: Joan Linder
Title: The Flora of Bensonhurst
Date: 2012
Medium: Laminated glass
Location: Platform windscreens
Fabricator: Tom Patti Design
Joan Linder’s artwork will provide an elegant and dynamic tribute to the natural landscape in Bensonhurst. Linder’s proposal presents drawings of flora taken from the actual wild vegetation from the streets and lots in the neighborhood. These botanical images also flow in the direction of the train as the visual indication of departure and arrival. The work will be installed in the windows above the stairways that can be seen from the platform and the street level. In the medium of glass, the work will be aided by the strong light available to this particular station.
For more information about art throughout the New York transit system, download the Meridian app.
Photo: MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design.
Some guys
Image by birdfarm
Ernesto "Che" Guevara with Carlos Fonseca (founder of the FSLN) and A.C. Sandino. Below them is Monseñor Romero (the woman with him is a particular person, also a martyr of some kind, but I can’t remember who it is! shame on me!). At the top right is an anonymous compa (compañero=Sandinista soldier) helping women and children.
Despite the seriousness of the mural, I can’t help thinking that Che looks like he’s saying to Fonseca and Sandino, "c’mon guys, this is so not my scene–let’s go get a beer."
Centro Cultural Batahola Norte, Managua, Nicaragua
Dave Gruentzel Photography | 2009-10-27 Brittney Dactylic – Historic Third Ward
23
Dec
Photo shoot with model Brittney Dactylic and photographers Dave Gruentzel and Alvin Arzaga in the Historic Third Ward in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Part 2 of a review of my photography equipment, looking at my lighting equipment
Tack Sharp – A Step By Step Guide to Nailing Focus: 40% off Today Only
23
Dec
Today’s deal in our 12 Deals of Christmas features a great eBook from one of our regular dPS writers – James Brandon.
‘Tack Sharp – A Step By Step Guide to Nailing Focus‘ is all about – as the title suggests’ getting consistently sharp images.
There’s nothing worse than getting back to your computer to look at your shots after a day of shooting only to have that sinking feeling when you realise your shots were not quite in focus.
This eBook will identify small things that you can build into your shooting style that’ll eliminate that sinking feeling and help you achieve consistently tack sharp images for years to come.
For today only it is just $ 5.97 (40% off the normal price) if you use the coupon code of CHRISTMAS during the checkout process.
In this eBook you will:
- Learn the art of consistently nailing focus on your images
- Discover custom functions that have been hiding right within your cameras menu settings
- Say goodbye to the frustrations of blurry, unusable images
Tack Sharp was written for anyone who has ever struggled with getting sharp images in different situations. Maybe you recently purchased a fast lens, but can’t figure out why the camera keeps focusing on the wrong part of the subject. Or perhaps you feel as if you’re doing everything right but still come out with slightly soft images. This process can be extremely frustrating and hard to deal with.
Within the pages of this ebook, you’ll discover the tips and tricks used by the pros to take full control over the advanced systems of focus within today’s digital camera systems. Along the way you’ll see actual examples of images where these practices were put in place, often times in situations where focus would have been next to impossible to achieve otherwise. If you struggle with getting consistently sharp images then look no further, this ebook is for you!
Grab your copy today for just $ 5.97 (40% off) when you use the coupon code of CHRISTMAS during the checkout process.
Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.
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Tack Sharp – A Step By Step Guide to Nailing Focus: 40% off Today Only
How To Create A Multiple Exposure Effect In Post
23
Dec
Using this technique you can create a stippled effect common to impressionist painters by blending multiple layers of a single image.
To do this technique, you will need to use a photo editor that supports layers. I use Photoshop Elements but you can also use Gimp, which is free, and many other photo editors.
Don’t let the layers thing scare you away, ok? In fact, if you are leery of layers trying this technique should, ironically, make it all become clear.
Pick an image to start. I particularly like this effect on flowers and foliage but it works for other subjects too. Here is the image I will use to start.
Follow these steps:
1. Duplicate the background layer (Layer>Duplicate Layer)
2. Reduce the opacity of the new layer to 30%
3. Use the move tool (usually an arrow) and move the layer slightly in any direction
4. Duplicate the background layer again (it’s on the bottom of the layer list)
5. Drag the new layer to the top of the layers list
6. Reduce the opacity of the new layer to 30%
7. Use the move tool to move the layer slightly in a different direction
8. Repeat steps 4-7 any number of times
9. When you are happy with the result, use the crop tool to crop the edges of the image where you can see the borders of the moved layers.
Here’s a little video that shows me performing these steps.
And the final image:
There are many different ways you can accomplish a particular effect in photoshop (or your photo editor of choice). I try to use the simplest methods I can find to keep it simple.
Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.
Check out our more Photography Tips at Photography Tips for Beginners, Portrait Photography Tips and Wedding Photography Tips.
How To Create A Multiple Exposure Effect In Post
Maldives Coco palm Dhuni Kolhu Resort ( not Bodu hiti ! )
23
Dec
From www.smartpict.com Video taken in 2009 December, first part is filmed by Nikon D90, the second with the Lumix FT1/TS1 You can see the beautiful corresponding photo on www.smartpict.com @CocoPalmResorts no I made it for sharing But It’s a better quality on vimeo : vimeo.com And it’s not Bodu Hiti but Dhuni Kohlu 🙂 If you want a video of Bodu Hiti, I’am OK 🙂
Video Rating: 5 / 5
TOY – Left Myself Behind
23
Dec
HVN233 – TOY ‘Left Myself Behind’ Directed by Mark Donne Director of Photography Joe Morris. TOY is a Korg Delta led five-piece formed in 2010. It consists of Tom Dougall (Vox/Guitars), Dominic O’Dair (Guitars), Maxim Barron (Bass/Vox), Alejandra Diez (Synthesizers/Modulation) and Charlie Salvidge (Drums/Vox). TOY’s musical influences incorporate a wide range of genres including punk, psychedelia, krautrock, post rock to name a few and they explore experimental recording techniques in the studio. With the majority of 2010 spent writing, TOY played their first show at the Cave Club in Islington earlier this year. Since then the band have played a string of live performances including Field Day and 1234 festivals and have supported bands such as The Horrors and The Pretty Things. Their first single – Left Myself Behind – is out now. 300 ltd edition 12″ vinyl available 23/01/12. You can pre order a copy from here: tinyurl.com And you can download ‘Left Myself Behind’ and ‘Clock Chime’ for free from the Heavenly website: heavenlyrecordings.com Join the band on Facebook: www.facebook.com
Shit Girls Say is a book and is in stores now! You can order online: www.shitgirlssay.com Episode 1 Featuring Juliette Lewis Writers & Creators Kyle Humphrey & Graydon Sheppard www.shitgirlssay.com Artwork entitled “Unfamous” (in shop) © Gary Taxali. 2011. All rights reserved. garytaxali.com facebook.com/pages/Gary-Taxali/32942899056 twitter.com Director: Graydon Sheppard Executive Producer: Jacinte Faria Production Company: Hard Citizen Producer: Nick Sorbara Cast: Juliette Lewis, Graydon Sheppard Director of Photography: Jonathon Cliff Assistant Director: Aleysa Young Assistant Camera: Jonathan Staav Sound Recordists: Scott Tremblay, Jeff Scheven Wardrobe: Vanessa Fischer Makeup and Hair: Claire Chapple Colorist: Hardave Grewal Music: “And The Bells They Rang” by Find The Others, findtheothers.com Thank You Magnet Film and Digital, Affiliated Equipment, REDLAB, Magic Pony, Tati Bistro, The Beaconsfield, LAB Consignment, Corrina Allen, Matthew Hannam
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Caustic for Android, Demo on a Galaxy Tab 7″
23
Dec
This is a small demo song I did in a few minutes with Caustic for Android on a Galaxy Tab 7″ Finally Android gets high quality music software. Get it here: market.android.com I am not involved with the developer, just a fan! Sorry for the moire pattern in this clip, I filmed with a Nikon D90 😉
Halo Combat Evolved Walkthrough: The Truth and Reconciliation – Mission 3 Part 7 of my Let’s Play series from Halo Combat Evolved. This is a re-upload due to the fact that I forgot to edit out some audio from the previous time I rendered the footage. I would really appreciate if you guys could rate this video whatever you feel it deserves as a rating either way goes a long way! Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com Playlist- www.youtube.com
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