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Longdogs

Chatterbox

SW England

Joined: Mar 2016

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10-07-2019, 08:33 AM

Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by TessA ->

Not sure if this is it...

Xmas tree.

This was accidental

Going to have a practice....

Love it.

d00d

Chatterbox

London, UK

Joined: Jul 2018

Posts: 7,525

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10-07-2019, 09:18 AM

Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by Longdogs ->

I think they are great, especially when used as a background. Of course, a lot of that can be done by image manipulation these days too.

Yes I've been thinking about a whole range of stuff, inc taking a 4k video of a moving subject. 60 frames per second, taking, say, 3 of those frames and overlaying them on my pc and playing with maybe offsetting them, maybe giving each layer a different hue (?).

Anyway ....

I posted a link above, and I've now watched the video mentioned there ... inspiration.

TessA

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10-07-2019, 09:23 AM

Re: ICM photography

Thanks for your kind remarks!
The good thing about "experimental" photography is that you don't have to be able to get out and about. Turn out the lights and grab a torch, mirrors, coloured lights etc. and you've got shadows, lights, reflections ad infinitum.

Without "exertion" and you don't need a shower afterwards!

The third pic in my "messing around" album on my profile page was done with a round led light, moving the camera. Sorry can't work out how to put it here.

TessA

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10-07-2019, 01:09 PM

Re: ICM photography

Interesting video d00d!

Mags

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South West UK

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10-07-2019, 06:19 PM

Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by TessA ->

The third pic in my "messing around" album on my profile page was done with a round led light, moving the camera. Sorry can't work out how to put it here.

Is this the pic, Tess?

TessA

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10-07-2019, 06:44 PM

Re: ICM photography

Yep! Thanks Mags!

Mags

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South West UK

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10-07-2019, 07:03 PM

Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by TessA ->

Yep! Thanks Mags!

You're welcome

d00d

Chatterbox

London, UK

Joined: Jul 2018

Posts: 7,525

12-07-2019, 11:19 AM

Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by TessA ->

Interesting video d00d!

I had a go but with no luck. More practice needed.

He says ..."hold the camera still for a fraction of a second"(with the shutter open) "then whooosh whipping movement" how is one supposed to time that right?