Landscape Photo Editing Session: Milky Way Panorama Workflow
Panorama astrophotography process (part 1) - an Astrophotobear tutorial
Insane PHOTOGRAPH of MILKY WAY from AIRPLANE 😱 | Jaworskyj
When I flew over Africa at night I tried, what most of the people think,
is impossible. Capture the milky way galaxy out of an airplane window
handheld. How it worked out I explain in the video.
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Mnohokrát jsem četl na různých diskusních fórech o problémech s překrývajícími se políčky na filmovém pásu, exponovaném fotoaparátem Pentacon six. Jsem přesvědčen, že v mnohých případech se nejedná o závadu fotografického přístroje, ale o následek chybně založeného filmu. Zde je...
Redukce objektivů s bajonetem Pentacon, Psix, Praktisix, Kiev na současné zrcadlovky s bajonetem Nikon F. Díky tomu lze použít například Biometar 80/2,8 (v další nabídce) i na zrcadlovkách Nikon i se zaostřením na nekonečno.
LR9 / V625U / PX625A
Do 12s (stejně jako do 12xp, z něhož je odvozen) patří baterie PX13 (=PX625) s napětím 1.35V; už se nevyrábí, a tak je potřeba ji nahradit - zpravidla se to děje pomocí alkalické baterie s označením
LR9 (=V625U nebo PX625A) - ta má napětí 1.5V
Video Tutorials
Checks before you buy: Video tutorial 1 here
Checks before you buy: Video tutorial 2 hereSee further comments on this video here.
Loading film Video
tutorial here
Film spacing test Video tutorial here
Shutter-speed priority stop-down
metering Video tutorialhere
Aperture priority stop-down metering Video tutorialhere
Full-aperture metering Video tutorialhere
Setting the aperture on Meyer/Pentacon
pre-set lenses, Video tutorial
1 here
Setting the aperture on Meyer/Pentacon
lenses, Video tutorial
2 here
Some of my way-too-big medium-format cameras. Compared to the others the Hasselblad almost looks like a little Pocket Instamatic! I've carried all these around shooting outdoors at various times, and the Hasselblad is by far the easiest to manage. The Pentax 6x7 and Mamiya RZ67 have metered finders that are actually coupled to the camera, which does makes things quicker in the field than the Hassy.
I hate them!
And I hate them for a lot of reasons.
THEY ARE EXPENSIVE!
Why are they so expensive? I don't know. It's just some aluminum or carbon fiber tubing. It must be a supply and demand thing. Maybe if more of you would buy decent tripods the price would come down. Currently, if it's cheap; it's crap.
THEY ARE HEAVY!
This I get...you want to support heavy gear you need heavy gear...But damn! Add a 10 pound tripod to my 17 pound camera and lens combo and it's almost 30 pounds!
Now I have to bring my wife along just to help me carry the stuff!
THEY ARE AWKWARD!
When I'm carrying the setup, because my wife got tired, I tend to smack her in the head or the shins every time I turn to "look around". My wife's not very cheerful about carrying my gear when her shins hurt.
THEY ARE SLOW!
"Oh please Mr. Bird...don't swallow that fish until I get set up."
It takes SEVERAL MINUTES to set up a tripod properly. If the legs are already extended you might get lucky and be able to get it half-ass set up in 15-30 seconds....."GULP"...."DAMN!"
JUST ONE IS NOT ENOUGH!
Want to do macro work? Well then you need something very configurable and able to get very low and close...maybe a "ground pod".
Got a heavy super tele? Well you're going to need a big beast to hold that weight..preferably one without a center column but still tall enough to use.
Did you buy the "ground pod"? Well then you need another tripod for when the beast is just overkill and too much too carry.
Want to use that super tele from your car? Well you're going to need a "window pod".
And it just keeps on going!
A TRIPOD IS NOT ENOUGH!
You have to buy expensive heads for all of them!
A Gimbal for the super tele setup. A ball head for the macro setup. A pan-tilt if you want to do video with that spiffy new DSLR. And that's THE MINIMUM! ...
