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Info on photography of flowers in the morning
Wind is a great spoiler for flower photography. The prefered time is early morning. The wind will be almost still in the morning, the flowers will be fresh and the light will be bright and at a suitable angle.
Info: photography at close range
In photography at close range, slight movements also can give a blurring effect. The object, at this instance, our target flower can be clamped to reduce movement. Care must be taken so that the natural background of leaves and other flowers is not spoilt while using the clamp. Careless use of the clamp can damage the flower, distort it or give a clumped look of the back ground.
Info on camera tripods for flower photography
Slightest movement of hand held camera can blurr the close range photography of flowers. The photographer must be very steady in his stance while clicking. A camera tripod or stand can be used for better results. However we will have to make some sacrifice on positions and angles.
Info on camera shutter speed photography
Camera shutter speed is an important criterion in close photography. High speeds can minimise the blurring effects in slightest movements. This can also catch the flutering of bees or butterflies around the flower and can result in high quality photographs.
Info on history of photography black and white
The early images were monochrome and most of the images were black and white. Monochrome photography continued to dominate for several decades even after the advent of color imagery for its low cost and its classic photographic look.
Info on history of photography full spectrum
With the advent of new technologies, Ultraviolet and infrared films are available from 1960. This led to full spectrum images and is extensively used in fine arts, forensics, night images and trick.
Info on history of photography disk images
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In traditional photography the photographers were limited by the availability of processing facilities. In remote locations it became all the more difficult. Particularly photo journalists have to deliver the photos to the news desks at the earliest. In 1980 Sony introduced a camera which can save the images to disk and the images can be displayed on the television. Kodak unveiled in 1990 its first commercial digital camera and at that time digital cameras were priced very high and were mostly used in photojournalism.
Info on history of photography with digital cameras
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Digital cameras use electronic image sensor to record the image as an electrnic data. Digital images can be manipulated and varied results can be obtained.Thus point and shoot digital cameras have become most sought after cameras and outsell film cameras. Presently most of the models of film cameras have been withdrawn from the market by most of the reputed makers.
Info on history of photography: pin hole
The basic idea of Photography dates way back to 5th centuary. The basic idea of image projection through a pin hole was being tested. In these camera obscuras the images can be projected in a dark room on a screen upside down. Only in the 17th century camera obscuras were made portable and basic lenses were added.
Info on history of photography wet process
With the invention of emulsion plates imagery became less cumbersome and more advanced than Daguerreotypes and cameras were improved to help with focussing. This was the first step towards the faster development of imaging technology.
Info on history of photography photochemicals
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In 13th century siver nitrate was discovered. In 15th century silver chloride was discovered. Diaphragm was discovered in 16th centuary.It was found that light darkens some chemicals(photochemical effect). First permanent photograph was made by a French inventer Nicephore Niepce. Later Louis Daguerre continued his work, expermenting with silver compounds and developed dauerreotype in 1837. The Government paid him royalty for his discovery and and gifted it to the world.
Info on history of photography photo films
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In 1880 dry gelatin plates were made which were equal to wet plates in speed and quality. The advantage of these gelatin plates was that they can be stored and used when the need arises. In 1884 George Eastman developed the film technology and it replaced photographic plates. As exposure time got reduced cameras with mechanical shutters were developed. The cameras became smaller and versatile and can be hand held.
Info on history of photography: 35mm films
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Earlier imagery was limitted to rich as It involved costly silver compounds. George Eastman further developed a box like self contained camera that held film sufficient for 100 exposures continuously. This camera had very simple lens and after exposure the film has to be sent to photo factory for development and prints. The film was still large in size and only in 1940 cheaper 35mm films were made available.
Info on photography of moon at night
On a cloudy day taking photograph of full moon with clouds lit up with the moonlight is always inspiring. With zoom mode and very high shutter speeds with larger aperture opening this can be achieved successfully.
Info on photography of moon and its shadow
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The moon just after sun set and just before sunrise gives great photographs. Light must be sufficient to include the scenery around. Days just before and just after full moon are preferred as the moon can be photographed near horizon. Just a good digital camera with zoom and controllable shutter speed and aperture opening is all that required. Wish you a good moon imagery!
Info on photography of moon over trees
Photography info
When you have a camera in your hand and when you see the moon in the night your first impulse is to take its photograph. however the photograph end up with blurred image or a spec of bright light. To get a successful and clear image of moon there are certain thumb rules to be followed. You do not need high techie cameras. Have a camera with zoom and controllable shutter speed and aperture.
Info on photography of moon in the clouds
If you focus on a bright light bulb with your camera set in 'night mode' and take a photograph, you will end up with bright spec of light with dark surroundings due to over exposure. Similar is the case with bright moon. For clear photography of moon we require to under expose with higher shutter speed.
Photography info: Digital tint effect 1
Following are the series of photographic effects achieved by digital imagery and edition.
Photography info: Digital tint effect 2
A unique tint effect is achieved by editing digital photograph.
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