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Preparation of Images for Projection
The recent tutorial by Mike included the topic of resizing images for projection. This reminded me of a note that Gordon Jenkins and I produced for the L&CPU website and published in May. I have updated this to refer to the OPS image size requirement of 1400 x 1050 (which is likely to be adopted…
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Summerschool
Last night’s meeting went well, the first of our “summer school” sessions, intended to address some of the learning needs within the society. It was well attended and I am sure that everyone picked something up or re-learned something they had once known but forgotten! Mike spent the first hour going into lots of detail…
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Showcase – Chris Widdall
Here’s one for comments and suggestion of a title. At the moment its working title is “The Angel and the Vampire”. After comments from Ken, here is version 2. I have brightened the vampire’s face, toned down the lighter windows a bit and brightened up the angel. It all…
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Live by the Lens, Die by the Lens
Could be a great epitaph eh? Are you keen on old films, Hollywood greats, film stars, portrait photography? Do you want to see the work of master photographers of their era? Or do you reminisce about beach holidays at Blackpool and Southport? All of that and more can be seen at the National Media Museum…
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Favourite Kit
We all know that it’s not what you use but the way that you use it! but many of us have a few favourite bits of kit that we wouldn’t like to part with in a hurry. These are 2 of mine:- My Sigma EX 70-200 mm f/2.8 lens. It’s the sharpest zoom lens I’ve…
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LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
Well not really but at least I got your attention and this blog needs a kick start so here goes – firstly my spell checker will hopefully convert my words to words you will all understand (it might be the across the pond version though) I am dyslexic and you will need to ignore my punctuation (if you find…
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