This summer I decided to revamp the staircase going to the garden. They were in bad shape and after some cement work I decided to seal the structure with tiles. The supports for the hand rail were on the way
Mouse trap triggered with distance sensing and actuated with the ev3 servo
I’ve seem tons of explanations of how the shutter works. This is particularly interesting when taking about flash photography when the so-called x-sync speed is the cutting limit of flash usage unless High speed sync (or similar techniques, like hyper-sync
After seeing CO2 used in so many movies and shows as special effect, I thought of giving it a try myself to create a photo, so I went to a factory of industrial gasses and got a 10Kg bag of
If you are into high speed flash photography, knowing the duration of the flash burst at different power levels is vital to create a setup that will freeze the action of your chosen subject. I found on this blog an
In this tutorial we are going to see how, step-by-step, we can build an image using the AC3 controller. Using the different channels we will be able to setup and enable each light independently, fine tune the light output in
I just noticed that the guys at Lastolite have a PDF copy of the Ezybox Hotshoe review I did many moons ago. Next to the product related content, it has also good tips on working on location with speedlites. Here’s
I’m a regular contributor of EOS Magazine, a great source of information and technique about photography and video with your EOS camera and accessories. When EOS enthusiast see this magazine they get really excited, but you can’t find in the
I have been organizing my “old shoe box” and found a set of my favorite slides from a trip to Iceland in 2002. In the pre-digital era, one of my favorite films was Kodak Ektachrome Infrared “EIR”. This film had
The most simple lens is nothing more than a small hole. Pinhole formed the basis of the camera obscura that the precursors of the photography used as a drawing aid. Willing to go back to basics? Ben Mossings, AKA b-a-r-e-n-d