Yes, some digital cameras have shutter speed settings. There are roughly 3 separate kinds of digital camera: 1.) Point and Shoot (consumer) cameras. Generally speaking, if you have problems keeping your fingers out of the picture, this type of camera is for you. 2.) dSLR (professional) cameras. These are the cameras that look expensive because they are. They will generally be the ones that can take different lens and flash attachments and could be used as a blunt-object mugging deterrent. 3.) Somewhere in between 1 and 2 (pro-sumer cameras). These are the cameras with generally one lens that has some degree of wide angle and telephoto capabilities and very often have full manual controls as well as completely automatic ones available. This is what I have. So I can have a little camera that is easy to carry around, and can still be able to adjust my aperture, shutter speed, white balance, etc.
This picture was taken with a 1.5 second exposure with intentional camera shake (wobble) at a bar with a lot of neon on the walls. Color balance was adjusted in Photoshop.
This is an experimental project. My goal is to post a single picture each day during 2007. My hopes are that it will force me to improve my photography skills and technique and to more actively notice and, on occasion, interact with the world around me.
The rules are simple, I have to have taken the picture on the day it was posted for. Generally, I will try to post a picture on the same day that I take it. But there will probably be times when that is not possible.
If you have questions or comments, please feel free to leave me a comment.
For anyone who may be interested, prints are available. If interested, please contact me and let me know what sort of print you'd like (framed or not, what size you'd like, etc) and I will get back to you as soon as possible with a price and to iron out the details. I'm not yet looking to make a living off of my art so prices will mostly just be to cover my costs.
3 comments:
Beautiful. Tell me how you did it. Do digital cameras even have what I call shutter speed? What was the original image?
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Ok, now for the explanation:
Yes, some digital cameras have shutter speed settings. There are roughly 3 separate kinds of digital camera:
1.) Point and Shoot (consumer) cameras. Generally speaking, if you have problems keeping your fingers out of the picture, this type of camera is for you.
2.) dSLR (professional) cameras. These are the cameras that look expensive because they are. They will generally be the ones that can take different lens and flash attachments and could be used as a blunt-object mugging deterrent.
3.) Somewhere in between 1 and 2 (pro-sumer cameras). These are the cameras with generally one lens that has some degree of wide angle and telephoto capabilities and very often have full manual controls as well as completely automatic ones available. This is what I have. So I can have a little camera that is easy to carry around, and can still be able to adjust my aperture, shutter speed, white balance, etc.
This picture was taken with a 1.5 second exposure with intentional camera shake (wobble) at a bar with a lot of neon on the walls. Color balance was adjusted in Photoshop.
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