PHO 228 - Assignment 4 Resources

Assignment 4 Resources

HDR, Panorama and Panogaphic Info

About Cinemagraphs and a couple of tutorials.

Advanced Masking videos and pdf

HiViz is a site about do-it-yourself high speed photography.

Professional photographers who are using cell phones for their work.

iPhone Artistry by Dan Burkholder

Focus Stacking and Macro Photography

Posing Guides

Ben Willmore demos a creative multi-exposure technique.

Macro Flower Photography: A Tutorial in Focus Stacking<p>The closer you get in macro flower photography, the fussier focus gets. Since “fussy” is not a technical term, let me explain. Because focus is inherently shallower as you get closer to your subject, slight variations of distance between camera and subject throw you out of focus very quickly, and even fully-stopped down you may not have enough depth-of-field for your entire photo to be in focus.</p>

Close-Up And Close To Home - Outdoor PhotographerYou don't have to go far to practice macro photography. It's the subject that's available year-round without leaving home. Here's how to get started.

This looks like a really good talk on Macro Photography. It's a lecture at B&H Photo.

This is Focus Stacking. Compare the depth of field in the two images. The picture to the right is in focus from front to back. The picture below has a shallow depth of field and only the foreground is in focus.

Focus Stacking for MIND-BLOWING Depth of Field is Super Easy with These Photoshop Tips (VIDEO)You’ve no doubt marveled at spectacular landscape photos with depth of field that seems impossible to achieve with anything other than a tilt-shift lens or a large format view camera. Surprise: The same effect can be accomplished in post processing with a technique known at focus stacking. And it far easier to do than you may think.

Julieanne Kost's Blog | Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts for Creating Slideshows in Lightroom ClassicFollowing are several tips, tricks and shortcuts for working in the Slideshow module in Lightroom Classic.

Posting Cinemagraphs on your web site

Upload the finished GIF file to Google Photos or to Google Drive

On your web page, go to Insert>Images>Your Albums>Photo

Panorama, Panographic and HDR

Panographic Steps