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Today the Barking Photographic Society was supporting the Barking Learning Centre, by providing a walk-in workshop where people could ask anything they like about photography and we would do our best to provide an answer...
In answering a question about slow shutter speeds, I produced the following shots. As everyone was fairly static, I showed how an image taken at 1/10s can result in reasonably sharp results.
Who would have thought that our oldest member would exhibit motion blur
Turning to a small group that were being shown dance steps, I used 1/8s to demonstrate motion blur, with a static element and the ability to hand hold at slow shutter speeds.
It always helps to have a good IS system working for you when doing such demonstrations and my little Olympus E-PL1 often impresses people, with the results it produces.
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Black Rhino at Paignton Zoo.
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Graham - your first photo is dying to be put through DxO ViewPoint - would you mind if I did?Originally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View PostToday the Barking Photographic Society was supporting the Barking Learning Centre, by providing a walk-in workshop where people could ask anything they like about photography and we would do our best to provide an answer...
In answering a question about slow shutter speeds, I produced the following shots. As everyone was fairly static, I showed how an image taken at 1/10s can result in reasonably sharp results.
Who would have thought that our oldest member would exhibit motion blur
Turning to a small group that were being shown dance steps, I used 1/8s to demonstrate motion blur, with a static element and the ability to hand hold at slow shutter speeds.
It always helps to have a good IS system working for you when doing such demonstrations and my little Olympus E-PL1 often impresses people, with the results it produces.
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Thanks Ian, please do so!Originally posted by Ian View Post
I've not looked at what DxO ViewPoint is or what it can do, so will be very interesting.
As you may have already determined, I was using the 9-18mm MFT Lens, hence the perspective shifts (and it was a grab shot)GrahamComment
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Nothing spectacular but was such a nice morning! View from my office.
This sky may appear in other pictures sometime in the future
Just because cliches are cliches does not make them wrong. I do like walking in the rain.Comment
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I just can't get to sorting my photographs the same day. Perhaps someone should start a thread: Where I went this week!! Here's one from my wanderings:
Japanese Garden at Kingston Lacy, Dorset. (You won't find this on your new Apple maps!!)Comment
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I really like this one - hit me as soon as I saw itOriginally posted by Tom Holle View PostAllegory
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I like this too, but am still looking for the hidden meaning.Originally posted by Tom Holle View PostAllegoryComment
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Kurt, to me it is man versus the unknown, setting off for a new world armed only with their wits. Stretching now, but it could be a manned rocket starting into space.Comment
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Me too.Originally posted by Ian View PostI really like this one - hit me as soon as I saw it
Ian
At first I thought it was 'West Arm Rider' (over on www.fourthirds-user.com) going fishing and taking a companion as look out for the bears and eagles.
Regards. Barr1eComment
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Thanks, yes I see it. I should have given it more thought. They are travelling from the light to the dark. Excellent title!Originally posted by Tom Holle View PostComment
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Saw that little one growing on a tree - should probably go back with tripod to improve it a bit.
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Still hardly any fungi about.
Damp woodland,low sun.
Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
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