tokyo camera style
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tokyo camera style
- Using a Leica camera with a telephoto lens on a tripod, Horvat took several thirty-second exposures so that the architecture and some people would be still, and the moving crowd would blur. By using this technique, Horvat appears to underscore the physical movement and the transient nature of the environment as well as the moments spent within it. ... See more
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won’t be recommending specific tripods, because they are one component that it’s foolish to skimp on. Photo guru Thom Hogan explains why eloquently in a classic 2003 blog posting you can find here: http://www.bythom.com/support.htm. Suffice it to say that I personally never rely on a cheap tripod; even my ultra-compact Gitzo Traveler (which is espe
... See morefrom David Busch’s Sony Alpha a7R II/a7 II Guide to Digital Photography by David D. Busch
(www.upstrap-pro.com). If you carry your camera over one shoulder, as many do, I particularly recommend UPstrap (shown in Figure 1.5). It
from David Busch’s Sony Alpha a7R II/a7 II Guide to Digital Photography by David D. Busch
HDR Painting. Produces a painted look by taking three pictures consecutively and then using HDR techniques to enhance color and details. It’s at Mid by default (for a medium intensity); press the left/right buttons to specify Lo or Hi intensity. The camera will quickly shoot three photos, at varying exposures, and combine them into one. (This is mo
... See morefrom David Busch’s Sony Alpha a7R II/a7 II Guide to Digital Photography by David D. Busch
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