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How to choose the camera that suits you and your photographing requirements
Duration : 0:1:31
The following is a simple image to image dissolve slide show of photographs taken in New Brunswick in the last two weeks of September 2009. The trip was unbelievable. If I could ask for ten things to come true on such a trip, all ten came true, and more things I never dreamt of. Rich colours abound and every place you looked there was a photograph to be had.
The music is called Endless Sunrise which I composed way back in January 2008. I wanted to use Beautiful (Ambient Mix) by Orkidea and Reflection del Mar by Cafe Lounge, but given copyrights and all, I didnt feel it ethical to do so, maybe Ill ask them permission and post a revised version if they give it to me. Didnt want these beautiful images to be pulled from YouTube.
I hope you like it.
Technical Details
All of the photographic effects in the show are all done in camera.
* Ortons (multiple exposures of three images (one in focus, one slightly out of focus, and one really out of focus))
* Multiple exposure zooms (where each frame is taken, then the lens (60-250mm) is zoomed slightly and a new image taken)
* Long shutter zooms (where the aperture is set to F32 or higher to get a shutter speed of 1/2 second, then alter the telephoto zoom as the frame is exposed)
* Long shutter twirls (same as a zoom, but where the lens is spun instead of zoomed)
I use a Pentax K20D (14.6 Mp) with a wired remote release and a tripod. My lenses are a D-FA 100mm F2.8 Macro, DA* 60-250mm F4, and a DA 12-24mm F4. 60 total images from a base set of just 275.
There is one image where a stamp tool was applied so that a transition between two images worked better. Five images have superficial digital alterations to remove hotspots. Most of the images have elevated black clipping levels, increases saturation (clarity and vibrance), and various cropping applied. Photoshop CS2 and Lightroom 2.5 were used.
Duration : 0:7:43
My first go at time lapse with a DSLR. Shot at 10 sec intervals. From Redland Bay, Australia.
Duration : 0:1:24
A little video of my dog 
in burst mode.
this is also edited to make it HD in sony vegas.
BURST MODE
PENTAX – K20D
Photography
sony vegas pro
animals
pets
bonny
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this is a great flash for macro photography and I am selling it.
update: my dad writes: “I recently bought a Pentax K20D which takes great pictures and uses all my old Pentax lenses, but my Pentax AF140 ring flash will not work TTL (Through The Lens) with the digital camera; it fires, but only at full power. A ring flash fits on the end of the lens for extreme close ups, so that the lens shadow does not get in the picture. I have found a way around this by using a neutral density filter (cuts down the light transmitted, but does not change the color) to cut down the light from the subject. A 3-stop neutral density filter is just right at the closest distance to the subject (ie. 1:1) with my Tamron macro lens at f32 and the camera sensitivity at ISO100. This is fine for very small insects, and for larger subjects such as moths I either increase the ISO or go to a larger aperture, such as f22, or f16. I was using ISO200 and f16 for a praying mantis a month ago.
This is from http://ken-ericksons.blogspot.com/2009_01_01_archive.html
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Duration : 0:1:6
Digital SLR Photography, Mark Duehmig, Show Me How Videos
this a clip from a 104 minute video that can be purchased from www.showmehowvideos.com
Duration : 0:3:27
I discuss how to attach a genuine Pentax M42 Adapter to a K mount camera. I also discuss how a “pre-set” lens is used in combination with Av mode on the camera.
Duration : 0:5:8
A brief introduction to the new K-x, available in Black, White, and limited edition Navy and Red.
Duration : 0:6:17
Find out the history behind this Allentown photo institution and explore all that there is to offer in the current world of photography.
Duration : 1 min 23 sec
This is an introduction to the new
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