A little experimentation with a cockatoo feather that I found while wandering around. All on a Canon 5D and 50mm f1.4, available light... I really should carry the 50mm macro around for just such an occasion :)
Gidday world we are JKDimagery, a rookie in the visual art industry from Australia with our minds full of clever ideas. We are a three-person team -- J, K and D. J is a photographer, K specialises in printmaking and whose Japanese language page is at http://oz-art-diary.seesaa.net/ -- and last but not least -- D is a budding engineer who's also interested in all sorts of computer stuff.
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Monday, December 28, 2009
(photography) 20091228-03 Some of my links
While there are three of us on JKDimagery, J will make his entires with (photography) in the title, K will add (printmaking) and possibly other art related titles, D well we'll see what he comes up with :)
(K&D are yet to have a presence on there)
We have a Facebook presence
(photography) 20091228-02 Scanning and other photo related stuff
J - I've started searching out a useful flatbed scanner. I have a nice old Hasselblad 500CM gathering dust due to this digital world (and a lack of a darkroom), but love using it and I've figured its about time to start searching for a scanner for it.
So far I am thinking of a CanoScan CS8800F, which by the reviews I've read offers a good value for money versus quality balance. Now to price it...Any suggestions?
On other gear front, seems we're all destined to go down the multimedia road (read video). I've been looking through Dan Chung's site which seems to be a good information stream. Now here's my dilemma much of my gear (Canon) is getting long in the tooth and need of replacing, so am thinking Nikon or Canon?
So far I am thinking of a CanoScan CS8800F, which by the reviews I've read offers a good value for money versus quality balance. Now to price it...Any suggestions?
On other gear front, seems we're all destined to go down the multimedia road (read video). I've been looking through Dan Chung's site which seems to be a good information stream. Now here's my dilemma much of my gear (Canon) is getting long in the tooth and need of replacing, so am thinking Nikon or Canon?
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canon,
digital,
film,
hasselblad,
multimedia,
nikon,
photography,
scanning,
video
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