Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Time Elapse Singapore

Time Elapse Singapore (Sengkang)

First time try the Time Lapse technique in front of my flat.

Equipment:
Canon 450D
Canon 18-55 IS Lens
Tripod
Timer Remote (Hongdak)



Wednesday, August 11, 2010

How to Make a Broken Lens Into a Flowerpot

What do you do when your camera dies? Go for the literal version of “pushing up daisies” and grow a plant in the broken remains of your lens!

Just slap on an old lens hood, fill it up with dirt and nestle a small plant into it.

That’s all it takes to make all your camera geek pals green with envy!

(Get it? “Green?” We crack ourselves up.)



Sunday, June 27, 2010

Phuket Holiday with Virgo Star Cruise on Fish Eye

Hi All, after long pause from blogging - finally come back.
Just went holiday with my friends and tested new Fish Eye Cam that i bought
few days ago. This camera is very light and easy to used.
Well anyway, enjoy the images.

Here's the image of the Star Cruise:



Thursday, December 31, 2009

Paper Camera

Inspired from the Dirkon Paper Camera, i tried my self to build up one
of the Pinhole Camera using my old calendar paper.


From PaperCameraChaiRuby







By using the template that Dirkon gave i start to build my own paper camera, here are the template:





You can actually directly print it into a thick glossy paper or you can use it as your framework.
In my experiment, the template i use it for my framework. Some of the framework that i lazy to draw i just stick into the paper and start to cut it.

Friday, December 4, 2009

Video Recording for Canon EOS SLR

This program making it possible to record short videos directly to your computer using digital SLR cameras Canon EOS supports LiveView. Sadly to say, it can only record from computer.

Camera Supported are: 450D, 40D, 50D, 5D Mark II & 1Ds Mark III . Video is recorded without audio codec - MJPEG, framerate around 22 fps (and depends on the computer), the resolution depends on the camera, the 450D - 848x560, at 40D, 50D, 5D Mark II and 1Ds Mark III - 1024x680, at 1000D - 768x512

The resulting file - it is simply a set of frames LiveView without treatment (and / or conversion) in container avi, so the file size will be big.




For more information and download the software can go to this website: http://valexvir.narod.ru/