Digital Camera - Ken Gilbert
Digital Camera - Ken Gilbert
Digital Camera - Ken Gilbert
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32<br />
Your<br />
Mission<br />
WInners<br />
Last issue’s Mission was<br />
‘Green’. Here are the<br />
top three shots...<br />
<strong>Digital</strong><strong>Camera</strong> July2010<br />
1st<br />
The Last Green<br />
By James W Gillies<br />
“This simple shot may look like it was<br />
taken on a weekend golfing trip, but I<br />
actually took it at 7.15am, on the way to<br />
work. I think the low early morning sun<br />
really brings out the vibrancy of the<br />
2nd<br />
Ten Green Bottles<br />
By niCk kemp<br />
“I shot these bottles hand-held, using a single Bowens<br />
400w lamp and a standard reflector directed onto the<br />
back of the bottles against a light coloured background. I also placed a<br />
black board on top of the bottles to get the reflections where I wanted<br />
them, under the rims.”<br />
Canon eos40D with Canon eF 35mm f/1.4 lusm lens; iso200; 1/250 sec at f/4.5<br />
green. I was mindful that if you use the<br />
lens at its full zoom, and focus at not too<br />
far a distance, it shortens the depth of<br />
field. Because there was a rise up to the<br />
green itself, which then fell away to the<br />
hole, I was able to lay down on the grass<br />
and use the highest parttosteady my<br />
camera and lens.”<br />
nikonD40xwithtamronaF70-300mmf/4-5.6<br />
DilDmacrolens;iso100;1/100secatf/5.6<br />
3rd<br />
Into the Unknown<br />
By Joseph lamBert<br />
“This picture was an experiment with shutter speeds.<br />
I closed the focal area down to a single point and auto<br />
focused on the light. The camera was mounted on a tripod to eliminate<br />
camera shake and a shutter speed of 2.5 seconds let in just the right<br />
amount of light to isolate the surrounding railings and the arch.”<br />
olympus e-600 with Zuiko <strong>Digital</strong> 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 eD lens; iso200; 2.5 secs at f/8<br />
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