Showing posts with label cameras. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cameras. Show all posts
Friday, 25 April 2008
portable flash options
I saw some event photo's of Sapna's yesterday. The use of flash was very effective. She said she uses a Metz flash and often has someone else hold it for her. I think this would be such a great option. If anyone knows much about them, or where and how to get them cheap, let me know. Thanks.
Monday, 21 April 2008
how camera cheats work
Super-cheap diy for the pov & nerdy at instructables.com
Cigarette pack flash diffuser
DIY Photography Gels
Remote Shutter Triggers for Canon dSLR's
Cigarette pack flash diffuser
DIY Photography Gels
Remote Shutter Triggers for Canon dSLR's
Labels:
cameras,
canon,
diffuse,
gels,
instructables,
photography
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
everything is illuminated
Now that I've narrowed the subject matter down to people engaging in screen-based (mostly narrative-driven) activities, I have to deal with the technical realities of it. Many of these devices (mp3 players, cameras, portable gaming consoles & mobile phones) illuminate the face of the viewer. But not well enough for photography in the lighting conditions I want (dark, Crewsonesque). So I'm going to need to increase the radiant glow. This is what I will need:
- unwanted device bodies
- used disposable camera's (for the flash)
- someone on instructables, photojojo, makezine, or maybe even flickr groups to have already worked it out for me.
- some kind of diffusing system, probably gels too.
Or maybe a snoot or two will do the trick? I really want light to play a big part in this. I want it to be beautiful... not just a means to an end.
Time to experiment. And research... I'm sure this has been done countless times before.
- unwanted device bodies
- used disposable camera's (for the flash)
- someone on instructables, photojojo, makezine, or maybe even flickr groups to have already worked it out for me.
- some kind of diffusing system, probably gels too.
Or maybe a snoot or two will do the trick? I really want light to play a big part in this. I want it to be beautiful... not just a means to an end.
Time to experiment. And research... I'm sure this has been done countless times before.
Labels:
cameras,
diffuse,
flickr,
gregory crewdson,
instructables,
lighting,
makezine,
narrative,
photography,
photojojo,
screen
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