
Showing posts with label lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lens. Show all posts
Friday, May 1, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
E-30 Aspect Ratios
Another of the Aspect Ratios on the new camera is the 6:6.
Here is tonight's dinner (Pizza Margherita) in the 6:6 ratio.
Here is tonight's dinner (Pizza Margherita) in the 6:6 ratio.
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basil,
E-30,
lens,
mozzarella,
Olympus,
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pizza,
tasty
E-30 - Aspect Ratios
Multi-Aspect Ratio Shooting
Since photography is a form of expression that is essentially based on clipping a scene, framing is an important component of style. The E-30 provides nine aspect ratios including the standard 4:3, as well as 16:9 for impressive, cinematic-style images, and 6:6, which is available with medium format cameras, plus 3:2, 5:4, 7:6, 6:5, 7:5 and 3:4. By selecting the aspect ratio before shooting and easily reviewing images on the LCD throughout the shoot, the Multi-Aspect function adds a new means of expression to your photography.
Here is today's lunch (Cream of Cauliflower Soup) in the 16:9 ratio.
Since photography is a form of expression that is essentially based on clipping a scene, framing is an important component of style. The E-30 provides nine aspect ratios including the standard 4:3, as well as 16:9 for impressive, cinematic-style images, and 6:6, which is available with medium format cameras, plus 3:2, 5:4, 7:6, 6:5, 7:5 and 3:4. By selecting the aspect ratio before shooting and easily reviewing images on the LCD throughout the shoot, the Multi-Aspect function adds a new means of expression to your photography.
Here is today's lunch (Cream of Cauliflower Soup) in the 16:9 ratio.
Labels:
50mm/f2.0,
aspect ratios,
cauliflower,
E-30,
lens,
Olympus,
photography,
soup,
tasty
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
E-30 Art Filters - Jewels
The purists will say that this is not photography.
I think it is a lot of fun. Art filters are an Olympus first I believe as far as digital SLRs go. They basically allow you to put effects on your photos "in camera" without the need for Photoshop.
This is the description that Olympus give of this particular filter called POP ART on their UK site.
"Pop Art
The Pop Art filter transforms normal, everyday scenes into bright and colourful Pop Art. This effect enhances the saturation and brilliance to give your colours a punchy and vivid style reminiscent of Pop Art."
These are the before and after shots they gave as an example:

I think you can easily tell which one has the Pop Art Filter effect.
Now here is my take on it:





I think it is a lot of fun. Art filters are an Olympus first I believe as far as digital SLRs go. They basically allow you to put effects on your photos "in camera" without the need for Photoshop.
This is the description that Olympus give of this particular filter called POP ART on their UK site.
"Pop Art
The Pop Art filter transforms normal, everyday scenes into bright and colourful Pop Art. This effect enhances the saturation and brilliance to give your colours a punchy and vivid style reminiscent of Pop Art."
These are the before and after shots they gave as an example:

I think you can easily tell which one has the Pop Art Filter effect.Now here is my take on it:





Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Self portrait

My first attempt. I generally hate looking at myself in photos but in an endevour to improve my portraiture skills I have embarked on an a program inspired by some of the stuff I have seen on flickr.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Saturday, March 28, 2009
This fortnight's Round Robin Challenge - By the Numbers
This is how they describe the challenge...
"Time for an all new challenge! Jill who authors the blog, South Bay Soliloquy, recently emailed me an idea... "By The Numbers" Here is how she explains it...
"How about something called "By the Numbers" as a topic? Anything showing numbers: signs, a child holding up fingers to show how old he is, a number on a shirt, house numbers, whatever...""
Here is what I was thinking...

As always any critique or feedback is very much appreciated.
"Time for an all new challenge! Jill who authors the blog, South Bay Soliloquy, recently emailed me an idea... "By The Numbers" Here is how she explains it...
"How about something called "By the Numbers" as a topic? Anything showing numbers: signs, a child holding up fingers to show how old he is, a number on a shirt, house numbers, whatever...""
Here is what I was thinking...

As always any critique or feedback is very much appreciated.
Labels:
bokeh,
lens,
macro,
Olympus,
photography
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
Succulent + Spider Macro

Whilst shooting the cactus/succulents macro shots I came across some interesting little critters, so of course I decided to include them too.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Dante resting
Here is a recent picture of my cat Dante (aka The most difficult feline to photo). I know the foreground is a bit washed out but him being black it is the best I have managed to do in ages.
Labels:
cat,
lens,
Olympus,
photography,
portrait
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