Jeremy Ordan
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Jarred Land said:
I agree with that, but mostly it's the lighting that comes right back to filmmaking.
I say the more people who get into it the better!
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I agree with that, but mostly it's the lighting that comes right back to filmmaking.
I say the more people who get into it the better!
-Jeremy
not really just the lighting.. framing, composition etc. so many aspects.
Jeremy Ordan
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My favorite thing about photography is that you can frame thirty seconds of life into a single frame... I haven't found a time lapse on my DVX that can do that yet.
-Jeremy
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Matt Grunau
Adobe Demigod
Not to mention any type of photo enhancement, manpulation, color correction directly relates to video.
So . . .
So . . .
Jeremy Ordan
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Today's Images
Today's Images
Well this was my last vacation day at work until our vacation time resets in September so I slept in, then saw the first movie of my life alone in the theatre, and then worked out at the Y, and then finally got around to taking some pictures. Here are my acquisitions from today, all IR, all on the 18-70mm lens, and all shot from my porch with at least 2 second shutter. Various post steps taken, but here are the final images.
-Jeremy
Today's Images
Well this was my last vacation day at work until our vacation time resets in September so I slept in, then saw the first movie of my life alone in the theatre, and then worked out at the Y, and then finally got around to taking some pictures. Here are my acquisitions from today, all IR, all on the 18-70mm lens, and all shot from my porch with at least 2 second shutter. Various post steps taken, but here are the final images.
-Jeremy
iposiniditos
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i think i'm gonna be one more fan of IR...
Great work yankee,
bravo!
Great work yankee,
bravo!
iposiniditos
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This thread loves cats, so...
Was messing around. Just took this one about ten minutes ago.
iposiniditos
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Isaac_Brody said:Was messing around. Just took this one about ten minutes ago.
One of the best in this thread for sure.
Jeremy Ordan
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That is a great shot Isaac, incredible work.
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MattinSTL
Sound Modulator
Yes Isaac... you and your artsy work... makin' us all look bad... well I'm just tempted to post my most magical shot of the day thanks to you! Why I oughta'... (talk like 30's gangster)...
Okay here's some crap from today... if I had balls I'd post my favorite pic of the day... yes it would take big balls to post that shot.
I want to do something really cool for the water shot, so let's hope this isn't it:
This cow shot should have been better, but it's okay... here's a taste of the midwest:
And these feet here were made for walking on water:
Okay here's some crap from today... if I had balls I'd post my favorite pic of the day... yes it would take big balls to post that shot.
I want to do something really cool for the water shot, so let's hope this isn't it:
This cow shot should have been better, but it's okay... here's a taste of the midwest:
And these feet here were made for walking on water:
Jeremy Ordan
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Matt those look great.
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-Jeremy
BLUESPIDER
DVXuser Ninja
I'll put some better ones later....
Zoom8
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WOW! This thread has really grown!
I had not seen it for a while since as D200 user I was feeling "left out" until I saw the new thread title. Yay! Now I can play!
I've just skipped over the thread really quickly and have to say it is interesting to see how guys who are primarily cinematographers approach still photography.
Also, there seems to be far more discussion here about post processing than about "lens lust" like on the DPReview forums and most other Nikon forums.
Here's a few from my nascent Flickr account that I just opened.
Basically aside from cropping on the second one and sharpening on the third these are right out of the camera. C&C welcome of course!
more here . . .
http://www.flickr.com/photos/musicandlight/
I had not seen it for a while since as D200 user I was feeling "left out" until I saw the new thread title. Yay! Now I can play!
I've just skipped over the thread really quickly and have to say it is interesting to see how guys who are primarily cinematographers approach still photography.
Also, there seems to be far more discussion here about post processing than about "lens lust" like on the DPReview forums and most other Nikon forums.
Here's a few from my nascent Flickr account that I just opened.
Basically aside from cropping on the second one and sharpening on the third these are right out of the camera. C&C welcome of course!
more here . . .
http://www.flickr.com/photos/musicandlight/
I like the first and third shot. I'm a big fan of unrehearsed shots. I would crop out the shoulder on the right in the third shot. It doesn't belong in the picture. Cropping the third would also give the lovers center stage too since they're slightly offcenter at the moment.
Jeremy Ordan
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I like the third shot because the guy is wearing a Yankees hat.
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infokill
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Nice shots spider and joe.
Im curious to how many people here went to school for film making, because it sounds like im the only one that had to take photography classes as requirements lol. cuz i keep hearing how someone is surprised how interested we are in photography, when it goes hand in hand with film making.
Im curious to how many people here went to school for film making, because it sounds like im the only one that had to take photography classes as requirements lol. cuz i keep hearing how someone is surprised how interested we are in photography, when it goes hand in hand with film making.
Zoom8
Well-known member
Thanks all for the kind remarks! You know I never even noticed that shoulder!
An ex with a new lover? nah, these are all just candids of people at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade.
Didn't exactly go to film school, but took lots of electives at NYU's School Of The Arts in the late 60s and early 70s.
An ex with a new lover? nah, these are all just candids of people at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade.
Didn't exactly go to film school, but took lots of electives at NYU's School Of The Arts in the late 60s and early 70s.
Jeremy Ordan
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Well I spent more than a few hours in that 90+ degree hot Carolina sun today getting my shots for the Water challenge. How is everyone coming along with their entries?
-Jeremy
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