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Home West Lothian Archaeology Group Photographic Techniques (Currently available to our community group Contents Ogilface , Woodend. Near IR Nov 2007 Colour filters and channels Near Infra-red photography (NIR) Thermography Ultra-violet photography Kite aerial photography in the near infra-red and ultra-violet ... Our images in print All on this page B ack to KAP index Other Archaeological KAPers see also Archaeology Index and 3D Kite Aerial Photography e-mail Rosie Colour filters and channels With film cameras, filters are often used when working in black and white to contrast different colours. For example, a red filter can be used to lighten reds or to darken a blue sky and make white clouds stand out. A green filter will lighten foliage. In both film and digital photography, a polarising filter can be used to darken a blue sky or to eliminate unwanted reflections. Normal colour images can be manipulated on a computer too. With appropriate software, the different colour elements of an image can be isolated (e.g. the red, green or blue channels) and the colour removed to produce an image similar to what can be achieved with a camera and filter.

44. Rodolfo Namias Group - Old Photographic Techniques Details old printing processes that give results unobtainable on silver-bromide papers. Includes gallery showing technique examples, information about exhibitions, and available courses. http://www.grupponamias.com/index_en.html

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46. Can Composition Be Taught? Several articles and how to guides covering composition, light, lenses and other photographic techniques. Also includes photographic portfolio and equipment reviews. http://www.prime-junta.net/pont/Photography_lessons/a_about/_Teaching_compositio

Petteri's Pontifications My musings about photography, mostly. What's new? Reviews Lessons How to Essays Links Can Composition Be Taught? I first did these composition classes on the Minolta Forum in 2003. Originally, my idea was simply to shake up the technophilia of the DPReview forums a little bit; I thought that the community could benefit from a little reminder of what the cameras are about, in the end. The lessons were rather more successful than I expected, and I was asked for a re-run. However, I feel that I've learned a thing or two about photography since then, and maybe also about teaching it. Therefore this preamble. A photographer whom I admire a great deal, Ed Leys (see his work at California Light and Structure ) feels very strongly that composition can't and shouldn't be taught at all. He believes that "teaching composition" imposes arbitrary and artificial constraints on creativity, and as a worst case could stifle the flame and vision of a creative genius, thereby making the world a poorer place. While I don't entirely agree with him, for reasons I'll discuss below, I think he makes a valuable point. The dilemma of "teaching composition" is that there's no way to do it meaningfully without imposing rules or constraints, and it's all too easy to get caught up in these rules or constraints, and mistake them for standards of excellence. Inevitably, the acquisition of these "rules" will shape the vision and photography of the person learning them. This can well detract from the individual quality of the work. The fact remains that a picture composed "by the book" is simply a picture that has been skilfully composed "by the book." Whether it's interesting or evocative or has artistic power or not has nothing to do with it.

47. Photography Training Articles & Advice Regular advice and training articles with creative and technical aspects of photography covered. Reviews of photography exhibitions. Tutorials and examples of photographic techniques. http://chapter13photography.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar The random musings of an anarcho-cynisist photographer. Monday, 6 August 2007 UK Decay Posted by David Toyne at Monday, August 06, 2007 0 comments Links to this post Thursday, 24 May 2007 Realgrain Plugin Review Convincing Black And White Digital Photographs I feel comparing black and white digital photography with it's film equivalent is like comparing apples with oranges. They just are not the same thing in look and feel. I discussed this in detail in part 1 of this series. When speaking with photographer Hellen Van Meene she describe film as having " magic" . Now I'm not sure what the techical term for magic is but creatively I know exactly what Hellen means. Until very recently I didn't really feel there was anything available for the digital photographer that would add that magic to a black and white digital photograph. I already knew from bitter experience that transforming a colour digital photograph into a convincing black and white print is very difficult and can be inconsistant and unconvincing. I felt the end results could be lacklustre and the process time consuming. Also doing excellent black and white conversion is beyond most peoples abilities. People want to take pictures not program computers. I resigned myself to shooting rolls of black and white film and paying exhobitant sums of money to develop them. This was the situation until I discovered some software called

48. Forward An educational resource for a variety of photographic techniques and ideas, specifically oriented towards alternative and hybrid photographic processes. Includes an artist gallery, downloads, resources, and links to other sites. http://dennis4.fatcow.com/alt_processes/

49. Flickr: Photographic Techniques: Teenagers Photographic Techniques Teenagers Group Pool Discussion 653 Members Map Join This Group. Group Pool 2,913 items Only members can add to the pool. http://www.flickr.com/groups/348364@N25/

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54. Welcome To Bayer Photography Studio information, virtual galleries, photographic techniques and philosophy. Contact information and a contact form are available. http://www.bayerphoto.com/

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56. The Sea Slug Forum - Photographic Techniques A place for background information on photography and techniques particularly relevant to opisthobranchs including links to websites. http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/photography

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Home Directory Magazine Gallery ... Wedding News DIRECTORY BY STATE New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia ... Canberra ACT PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES E6 OR CROSS PROCESSING Examples of E6 or Cross Processing TONED IMAGES Examples of Sepia (left) and Blue Toning GRAIN Numerous ways to create this look. With a high speed film (very sensitive to light) Result can be achieved at the time of processing Digitally on computer Examples of high speed film and grain FILTERS We hope that this helps you understand different techniques used by photographers. CREDITS Diverze Photography 14 Ramsay Road Five Dock NSW 2046 Phone/Facsimile: 61 2 9712 5691 www.diverzephotography.com.au FREE NEWSLETTER Keep up with latest news and events in the wedding industry. Subscribe Now! E-Mail Address First Name: Subscribe / Unsubscribe Search Wedding Central Advanced Search Cosmetic Coloured Contact Lenses Florist Works ... Help

59. Common-place: True Pictures Early Photographic Techniques Early Photographic Techniques. The daguerreotype received its name in honor of its French inventor, Louis Jacques Mand Daguerre (17871851). http://www.common-place.org/vol-02/no-02/fried/early-photography.shtml

www.common-place.org "As Frederick Douglass saw it, Morse and Daguerre were two facets of the same democratizing revolution, a revolution that was fast uniting the world in communication (Morse) and in image (Daguerre)." True Pictures Gregory Fried Part I II III IV ... V Early Photographic Techniques Early Photographic Techniques The daguerreotype Fig. 1. Photographer unknown: subject unknown, sixth plate daguerreotype, c. 1847-50. Collection of Gregory Fried. An ambrotype is a weak negative image on glass rendered positive by the addition of a dark background. Frederick Scott Archer, an English sculptor, discovered that light-sensitive silver salts could be mixed with collodion, a sticky liquid that rapidly hardens and which had seen use as a field bandage for the British military. This mixture could then be applied to a glass plate and exposed in a camera while still wet; hence the term "wet plate process." In 1854, James Cutting of Boston took out a patent on this process, and Marcus Root coined the name "ambrotype" for it, from the Greek ambrotos (immortal). The process was cheaper and easier than the daguerreotype and contributed to the demise of that earlier process. Like the daguerreotype, an ambrotype was also produced as a unique object, although in principle, a print could be made from the negative on the glass. For an illustration of how a dark background makes the negative ambrotype plate look positive, see fig. 2.

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advanced imaging laboratory some notes on photography photo by Tom Gore There are several controls on the camera that are vital to any photographer who is serious about making photographs rather than simply taking them. These controls are the lens focal length, the subject distance, the aperture and the shutter speed. While modern cameras can have a high degree of automation, it is important to at least understand these functions. Fig. 1 typical film camera. Fig. 2 typical digital camera. Fig. 3 typical scientific camera Coupling the use of these controls with your selection of film type, ISO and white balance settings in a digital camera, point of view, moment of exposure, lighting (through choice of time of day or use of flash or flood light) and its direction and quality as well as your control of film processing and print making or digital post processing gives you tremendous ability to structure and create your images, rather than blindly record the reality in front of your lens. To use these controls successfully involves a certain amount of mental previsualization of the final image and this is the most important skill for a photographer to develop. Try to look at the world with a critical eye whenever you can. Try to see picture possibilities and envision how you would photograph them. By doing these visual exercises your photographic vision will sharpen rapidly.

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