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Posts Tagged ‘Focus’
The Amphimallon-Project – image stacking by “helicon focus” stacking software
19
Jan
Maximilian Weinzierl Junikäfer The Amphimallon Project – image stacking by helicon focus stacking software; see my insects www.alamy.com Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com “image stacking” we think no further words are necessary, just look. Focus Stacking Demonstration with Novoflex Einstellschlitten CASTEL-Q focusing rack castel Q, Nikon D700 AF-S Micro Nikkor 105/2.8 VR and Nikon TC 2.0 E III, broncolor studio light
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Focus Basics: Ep 210: Digital Photography One on One
14
Jan
This week Mark goes over the basics of autofocus with a little help from Stunt Pig. Mark covers autofocus modes, the difference between drive modes and auto focus modes, adjusting the diopter and gives a few tips for using manual focus. The tables I’m using in this video are made by Tether Tools: www.adorama.com and www.adorama.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
facebook.com/themidsummerclassic TWITTER: @TMSCband The official music video for “Don’t Waste Your Time” by The Mid-Summer Classic. From the album band’s debut album, “Good Times & Goodbyes”, which is now available on iTunes! Video Released: October 16th, 2011 Filmed by | Matt Bell @ MattBellPhotography.com
Fujifilm X100S Digital Split Image focus – how it works
11
Jan
The Fujifilm X100S is the latest in a recent rush of cameras to include phase-detection elements on its imaging sensor, giving an AF system that is a hybrid of contrast and phase-detection methods. However, Fujifilm also uses this system to provide a unique and incredibly clever manual focus aid – which could finally allow digital cameras to offer the speed and convenience enjoyed by manual-focus SLR and rangefinder users. Fujifilm UK has posted a video showing ‘Digital Split Image’ focusing and Japanese camera site DCWatch has published details that allow us to show how it works.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Sigma 18-250mm OS HSM Focus Speed on Pentax
25
Dec
Slowish Focus speed on a Pentax K7
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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
Focus on Rick Sammon, HDR photography and X-Rite ColorMunki
18
Dec
Professional photographer and X-Rite Coloratti Rick Sammon talks about his HDR process, including how he uses the X-Rite ColorMunki
Chris Weeks has been sharing a whole lot of stuff with us, and mainly what he uses for assignments and now, video integration. In this segment, he shows a very simple, but potent street photography bag, and what he takes when capturing the human condition as he finds it. More photo goodness at photoinduced.com
This Week in Focus – Episode 3 – Small HD
16
Dec
This Week in Focus – Episode 3 – Small HD … take your DSLR video shooting to the next level with the high resolution DP-6 field monitor. Useful Links Supplied by www.smallhd.com My 2nd Channel www.youtube.com Website www.geekanoids.co.uk Twitter www.twitter.com Facebook www.facebook.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
This Week in Focus – Episode 1 – Panasonic & Olympus
15
Dec
This Week in Focus – Episode 1 … in this first episode I check out the Olympus SZ-14 digital camera and the latest Panasonic HC-X900M 3MOS Camcorder. Useful Links Supplied by www.olympus.co.uk Supplied by www.panasonic.co.uk My 2nd Channel www.youtube.com Website www.geekanoids.co.uk Twitter www.twitter.com Google+ gplus.to Facebook www.facebook.com
This Week in Focus – Episode 2 – Easing DSLR Video … taking a look at the D-Focus system for your DSLR video shooting. Useful Links Supplied by dfocussystem.com My 2nd Channel www.youtube.com Website www.geekanoids.co.uk Twitter www.twitter.com Google+ gplus.to Facebook www.facebook.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
The Atlantic’s In Focus publishes its Year in Photos 2012
13
Dec
The Atlantic’s excellent ‘In Focus’ photo blog has published the third and final part of its 2012 Year in Photos. The three-part series includes 135 images from around the world, covering a great breadth of events and subjects. As you’d expect of such a review, there are some occasionally graphic images that some readers may find disturbing but there are also some astonishing photos giving a surprising views of other countries and cultures.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)