Chris tells the story of an unusual vertical panorama group shot from the first workshop of this season. Also: the inverse hybrid process where you create wet prints of digital images, and what to look out for when scanning 5000 negatives.
Show Links:
- The 2011 workshops with Chris
- PocketChris, the photo instructor in your pocket
- The double vertical panorama group shot by Chris
- Article by George Smyth on preparing digital negatives for analog print (first article on the linked page)
- Chris on One-Minute Howto about going pro with an entry-level DSLR
- Allan Attridge’s photography podcast for beginners: The Two Hosers
- Paulo Sacramento’s photography podcast in Portugese
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Another round of great questions from the listeners! Why is Chris still on flickr? What microphone to use for a DSLR? Taking pictures of a choir, from 60 ft away, with a 70mm lens. Scanning cross processed film the right way.
Chris wants to talk about the difference between flash times on a DSLR. A DSLR has a mirror that shows the image in the viewfinder and when you press the shutter, the mirror swings out of the way. There’s also a curtain which also flips up to clear the way for the light be cast onto the image sensor.