During the Cambridge Camera Club Visit to the Grafton Centre recently I had a play with in camera multiple exposure but with moving the camera just a bit between each frame. I seem to remember Doug Chinery calling this ME Burst Mode when I attended one of his excellent courses. Both Dark (the first four) and Bright Mode (the last two) used on my Canon EOS R mirrorless camera
Second post from the day out with the Cambridge Camera Club at the Leisure Park, Clifton Way. This time my images focus on Intensional Camera Movement. Images taken on a walk from the Leisure Park through the 'new build' to the railway station.
Intensional Movement
Another set of images from the early December Camera Club Wednesday Workshop down the at dusk. I was shooting to capture the essence of walking.
Evening Shots with the Canon Fisheye Lens
Back at the beginning of December (the 7th) Our Paul from the camera club organised a evening walk around Cambridge at dusk. As I said in my last blog post I had two projects in mind. This is the second of those projects. Using the Canon 8mm-15mm Fisheye zoom I had borrowed from my friend Jonathan I wanted to capture the evening light typically with a circular format. As you can see not all are circles.
Having worked on the files in Lightroom I took them into Photoshop to remove the black outer ring and typically replace with white. In some other cases I created a reduced opacity layer in place of the white. For the picture of Ann I used a dark grey. In a couple of images I did leave the black border.
The Cambridge Camera Club Wednesday Workshop Group was out and about last week in Cambridge. We met at 16:00 as the evening light was just starting.
I had two projects in mine, the first was to use ICM (intensional camera movement) on bikes and people. Fro this I used the Fuji x100v with the fixed 23mm lens (35mm on full frame).
Here we go again It’s been a long time since we have done a jigsaw, probably just after two Christmases ago (ie Jan 2025). I decided to get ...
