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Elegoo Water Washable Resin Review – Elegoo Mars
Other Supplies You Will Need
- A Respirator (for Resin printing)
- A Backup Power Supply (great for when the power goes out)
- Nitrile Gloves (Latex gloves will NOT be good enough)
- IPA Alcohol (99.9%) – For cleaning resin
- Many many paper towels
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Photorealistic AI Pocket Guide
Prompt Example:
“editorial cinematic, Ibiza aesthetic, a man wearing a brown t-shirt, hero-view, fashion photography, medium-shot, detailed, Sony A7 IV, 100mm, muted colors –ar 21:9 –c 10 –v 5.2 –style raw” -
Using a $50 Schneider Enlarging lens for negatives scanning for macro photography
https://www.closeuphotography.com/50-dollar-componon-vs-mitutoyo-objective
What if you could find a lens for less than $100 that could produce image quality as good as a microscope objective
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LasVegas’ Sphere and the Big Sky Camera
https://theasc.com/articles/sphere-and-the-big-sky-camera
Sphere is a 516′-wide, 366′-tall geodesic dome that houses the world’s highest-resolution screen: a 160,000-square-foot LED wraparound that fills the peripheral vision for 17,600 spectators (20,000 if standing-room areas are included). The curved screen is a 9mm-pixel-pitch, sonically transparent surface of LED panels with 500-nit brightness that produce a high-dynamic-range experience. The audience sits 160′ to 400′ from the screen in theatrical seating, and the screen provides a 155-degree diagonal field of view and a more-than-140-degree vertical field of view.
The image on the screen is 16K (16,384×16,384) driven by 25 synchronized 4K video servers.
https://nofilmschool.com/darren-aronofsky-sphere-camera
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Micael Widell – Insect Macro with Diffuser Photography Basics in 10 Minutes (or more)
- Manual mode
- ISO 200
- Aperture F8
- Shutter speed 1/200
- Overhead flash manual mode to 1/16
- Flash diffuser
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Magic Lantern – a free software add-on to boost Canon’s features
https://builds.magiclantern.fm/
Supported cameras:
5D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 6D, 7D, 50D, 60D, 500D/T1i, 550D/T2i, 600D/T3i, 650D/T4i, 700D/T5i, 1100D/T3, EOS M.Example features:
- Zebras for under/over exposed areas.
- Focus peaking for quickly checking focus.
- Magic Zoom window to fine-tune focus.
- Cropmark overlays for 16×9 bars or any custom shape.
- Overlay a ghost image in live view.
- Spotmeter in live view.
- False color for precise exposure control.
- RGB histogram with RAW support.
- Waveform for perfect green screen lighting.
- Vectorscope for color tones.
- Kelvin and push-button white balance.
- Auto ETTR (Expose To The Right).
- Exposure Lock for manual mode.
- Manually override exposure settings in LiveView.
- Quickly switch between two exposure presets.
- Toggle exposure simulation on/off (Liveview).
- Dynamic range improvements (Dual ISO, other features being researched).
- Bracketing for exposure, flash, or depth-of-field.
- In-camera intervalometer.
- Custom bulb timer for extra-long exposures.
- Motion detection.
- Silent pictures without shutter actuation.
- Record voice tags for photos / videos.
- Analog / digital gain adjustments.
- Selectable input source.
- Toggle wind filter.
- Live audio monitoring through with headphones.
- Beep / test tones.
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