Koi fish pond – HD pinhole video with Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 and Skink Pinhole Pancake
Originally uploaded by chamaeleon618
mit der relative kurzen Brennweite, ist die Lochblende lichtstark genug, um mit einer spiegellosen M4/3 DSLR Lochkameravideos zu drehen. Dieser kurze Film wurde mit der Lumix GF1 plus Skink Pinhole Pancake Objektiv erstellt, die resultierende MTS Datei anschließend in Nero Multimedia Suite 10 konvertiert.
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with a relatively short focal length, pinhole apertures are bright enough to allow taking videos with Micro Fourthirds mirrorless DSLR cameras. For this short movie, a Skink Pinhole Pancake with pinhole was attached to a Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1. The resulting short movie was converted from AVCHD format for the web using Nero Multimedia Suite 10.
Dieses Foto zeigt recht deutlich, wie das Photonensieb “soft glow” mit kontrastreichen Motiven umgeht. Die weißen Blüten der Spinnenlilie stehen in direktem Sonnenlicht. Die Konturen der Blüten erscheinen weicher als die grünen Blätter im Hintergrund. Die siebartig angeordneten Ringe des Photonensiebs bewirken einen ausgeprägten Haloeffekt
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this shot is a very good example for demonstrating how the zone sieve “soft glow” works. The petals of the spider lilly are standing out against the darker background. The zone sieve creates a strong halo effect on the contrasty bright petals of the flower.
Camera: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
Lens: Skink Pinhole Pancake with zone sieve “soft glow”
ISO: 400
- Camera: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
- Lens: Skink Pinhole Pancake with zone sieve “soft-glow”
- Aperture: f/42
- Focal length: 18mm
- ISO 100
gazebo sunset
in some situations it is impossible to measure or calculate the “correct” exposure and you have to rely on your luck and intuition. Here the camera was aiming against the setting sun with partly illuminated interior and and brightly lit exterior.
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Focal length/ zone sieve distance to film: 24mm f/71
Zone sieve: “Impressionist”
2 clear dotted zones around main zone with size 0.218 mm
Angle of View: 84° just as wide as an Elmar or Summilux
Film: Fuji Superia 200
partly overcast afternoon sky
the zone sieve used has only two clear concentric rings with small circles.
“The Breeze” infrared
“The Breeze” – (infrared) – Victoria, Australia
infrared shot taken near Portland, Victoria, Australia
Posted via email from juergen kollmorgen’s blog on posterous
Bavaria Llamas @ sunset
Using the new ultra wide angle 100° Skink Pinhole Pancake for Leica.
Camera: Leica M
Lens: Skink Pinhole Pancake
Film: Fuji Superia
Exposure Time: 5 seconds
Posted via email from juergen kollmorgen’s blog on posterous
when taking a pinhole photo, any movement is recorded in the image. Depending on the speed and exposure time, the moving object appears more or less blurry, while static parts of the image remain sharply focused. It’s fun to explore this creatively.
Camera: Nikon F80
Film: Fuji Superia 100
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