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Chateau du Haut-Barr
ByGarfToday we visited Chateau du Haut-Barr in Saverne, France. Camera: Canon Digital Ixus.
Digital pictures | Equipment | FAQ | Journal | Linux | Photography | Studio Photography | TechnologyRemote shooting using “IP Webcam” software.
ByGarfFolks considering remote shooting via smartphone may wish to experiment with Pavel Khlebovich’s “IP Webcam”. Basically it’s an amazingly clever and full-featured app that allows you to control the camera(s) on your smartphone with a remote computer, using standard internet protocols. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pas.webcam I initially got into it because it plays nicely with Zoneminder. Thus any…
More Bees
ByGarfTook some more time out to grab some more snaps of the bumblebees working the lavender today. Like the snaps I took yesterday, I used my “gardening lens” – a rather battered 90mm f/2.5 Tamron prime macro between f/8 and f/11, attached to my Lumix DMC GX7 µ4/3 mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. Weird as it…
AI still not all that bright
ByGarfCreating the main image for this year’s Christmas card was not the straightforward “one-click deal” I hoped it would be. Seems synthetic stupidity is very much alive and kicking in the world of artificial intelligence. Fact is, AI is still not all that bright. In order to create the one successful image we finally chose,…
Gibbseys Christmas lights
ByGarfI have a pal whose house lights up like a Christmas tree – literally. So whenever he does this, I always nip over thee with a camera…
Equipment | FAQ | General | Journal | Photography | TechnologyCleaning a camera CCD with a vacuum cleaner and a Lens Pen
ByGarfI had Fuji S1, S2 & S3, all of which had dust magnets for sensors! They would get dirty even if I did not remove the lenses, simply from the air that got sucked in by varying the focal length of the lens. However, I cleaned them quite successfully with a vacuum cleaner. However there…
