Author name: Arcterex

Free Online Photography Courses

Very cool, a post on Linuxart pointed me to the the classes over at http://www.morguefile.com/. It looks like it goes from the “standard” stuff from the quick look I took, rule of thirds, get closer… no closer… no… closer still, all the way into studio lighting, portraits, etc. Lots of good stuff, with example images

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Fall Invasion

A few days ago I made a lovely new lens aquisition, curtesy of my dad (provider of all things photographic), a pentax f2.8/28mm lens. Very nice. I’ve taken a few shots over the last couple of days, a test film if you will, but so far it seems very nice. Not as sharp as I

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Flying Lawnmower

I haven’t seen this before, and I’m pretty sure it’s not a “real” lawnmower, but damn, there is something really surreal about seeing a lawnmower flying (backup link) (5mb wmv). Kinda makes you smile for no reason.

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My Day

My reliance on caffiene is now complete. This is related to my previous night, which I’ll detail when I get a bit more blood in my caffiene flow.

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Yes, Finally Back Online

Well, the office is finally done enough that it could be moved into, so last night I got all the computers, monitors, and some of the peripherals going again. I’m hesitant to set it all up, just because it’s not done completely, and I’m sure there’ll be shelves or something going in soon, plus there

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Resampling and Interpolation

Anyone who has worked with image processing software has seen the terms “Interpolation” or “Resampling” or “Bicubic” or such like. Well, maybe you have or maybe you haven’t I guess. Anyway, found a page with a relatively good explanation about what they are and how they work, with examples. Clicky Clicky: Resampling and Interpolation Demystified?

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