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Image Title: Mosquito Creek
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| Photographer |
Lynda Kuit {K:707}
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| Project |
#30 Water
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Camera Model |
Nikon F65
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| Categories |
Nature
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Nature
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Lens |
AF Nikkor 28-100mm f/3.5-5.6 G set @ 50mm
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| Uploaded |
3/13/2004 |
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Fuji Superia X-tra ISO 400
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224 |
Shutter |
22
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Aperture |
f8 |
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| About |
This is my first attempt at creating the bridal veil effect on the water. Comments are welcome please.
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There are 1 Comments in 1 Pages
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Roger Williams
{K:81877} 3/13/2004
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Hi, Lynda! Thanks for visiting my stereo shot. I'm no expert on "bridal veil" water effects but this looks fine to me...
You asked about stereo. Well, for one thing it's not an SLR, in my case it's an ancient rangefinder camera made fifty years ago and not too hot quality wise. It has two lenses and takes a pair of roughly square photos each time, one corresponding to what the right eye sees and the other for the left eye. When you look at the corresponding images, one with each eye, you get the full 3D stereo effect. TO do this you have to allow your eyes to cross slightly so that the two images coincide in the middle. If you do that, it suddenly jumps into 3D. I have the pair set up for cross-eyed viewing--but some people's eyes drift apart when they relax. For them, you would need the pair the other way around. I guess you'd call this "wall-eyed viewing." [grin] If you didn't get the stereo effect, try again! It's fun if you can get it, and the pictures look totally different.
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