Friday, September 26, 2014 at 03:26PM A little ditty Kathryn Caine wrote and performed with Sam Bush. My camera was there to see them.
Note to self: use more than one camera for a multicam shoot next time.
Kathryn Caine, Sam Bush, guitar, singer, songwriter in music, video Sunday, September 14, 2014 at 11:54PM Here's a rough drawing that I came up with to explain the difference between Full Frame still photographs and motion picture images, which are after all a succession of still photographs.
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NTS - dims in mm
The difference originates from the direction that film travels through the camera's film gate.
There are complications, naturally. And there are many, many aspect ratios, as can be seen here and here. But this directional orientation explains the inherited size difference between (35mm) stills and motion photography.
cinematography, film, full frame, holes, motion pictures, movies, sprocket, stills, super 35 in tech, video Thursday, May 29, 2014 at 10:18AM I couldn't resist before they disappear for the year.
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back yard, flowers. iris, rain, raindrops in A Perfect Nearness, weather Wednesday, May 14, 2014 at 08:42AM Finally venturing out of the studio to find something other than tulips.
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flowers, front yard, iris in A Perfect Nearness, on location flash, flowers, tulips in A Perfect Nearness, flash photography, studio, tabletop Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at 08:51AM 
Using what I learned back here to preserve a rather stunning bunch of tulips.
bright field, flash, flowers, studio, tulips in A Perfect Nearness, flash photography, studio, tabletop, the recent past South Carolina, beach, blurred, haze, lonely, ocean in set w/o characters, travel Monday, April 21, 2014 at 02:05PM ;)
No doubt there are a slew more of these running through my photographic work. Now that it's got a name, they can be categorized and put together in a single loction. How reassuring.
backstage, break, dumpster, stairs in set w/o characters Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at 02:04PM The Japanese maple that refuses to photograph - that is photographed every year.
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fall colors, foliage, forest in A Perfect Nearness, weather Monday, September 23, 2013 at 07:41AM Some of the things I've seen with my camera over the past two years learning to operate Steadicam.
Steadireel - 2013 from Man Made Wilderness on Vimeo.
Sunday, July 21, 2013 at 04:50PM The actual, captured during an evening thunderstorm, several weeks ago. Which means ALL the picture for The Plan has been completed. In fact picture edit is almost locked, and we're waiting on more sound and music.
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The Plan, night shoot, shorts in on location, video, weather Saturday, January 19, 2013 at 02:51PM ;)
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endSomewhat different than a straight dark field setup in that these were lit from the side with a pair of strobes in front of a dark background, rather than with a single strobe from behind the background. The exposure on the right has an additional small spotlight on the front of the mug in order to define the etching on the glass surface.
Interestingly, the exposure for the image on the left was an ordinary flash timing of 1/100 second @ f/14, whereas the image on the right was 13 seconds @ f/14. Because the light on the front of the mug was so insignificant in comparison to the flash, the subject is illuminated by the modelling lamps + the spot on the front of the mug.
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There were several other iterations to this photograph. The one I spent the most time with was this one that uses a white reflector the exact size of the mug, which gives a consistent color to the liquid.
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another during
dark-field, glass, practice in A Perfect Nearness, books, flash photography, tabletop, technique ;)
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