Showing posts with label exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exposure. Show all posts

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Photo References

Some links to sites I have been referring to quite often lately. I thought this would be a good place to put them so I can keep the links all together. Hopefully, someone else may find them useful as well.

Diana F+ Exposure Chart

Here is a Diana F+ exposure chart I found here.





Project View

This is a cool site I found (varial artworks) where the photographer took the same shot from his window using different cameras, lenses, and films. Its a cool way to see what combinations will create certain effects or looks.







This is an Xpro film guide I found on the flickr.



I can't find the longer list i had found previously. I'll post it when I find it again.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Mr. Moonlight

Here are a few photos of me screwing around with the shutter release cable and the pinhole setting on the Diana. Its hard to tell, but these are photos of the full moon last month at different lengths of exposure. I don't remember which was which, but I played around with durations of about 30 seconds to around 30 minutes. All three photos are from my deck over looking the lake behind the house.





The photos are longer exposures (the top was the shortest and the bottom photo was the longest). The longest exposure almost looks like dim daylight.

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Dirty Diana

I went to a burlesque show at the Peacock Room this past Thursday. I was anxious to use my Diana with the ring flash again. I took some photos (which I have yet to upload) at the BoldHype gallery last weekend. I was disappointed that the photos came out kind of dark. As always, I was anxious to experiment and figure out how to fix the dark photos. I picked up some higher speed film and shot a couple of rolls at the burlesque show (which was so much fun). I played around with multiple exposures, holding the shutter open, and whatever else I could think of. I enjoy the mixture of motion and color. Here are the first of the photos.




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