i learned to use the AE-L AF-L button when shooting on AF-C :)
i learned to cast a conventional reel without getting a nest.
i learned squid in this area can be giant squid
i learned the regular squid change colors like cuddlefish and octopus for camoflage
i learned to cast a conventional reel without getting a nest.
i learned squid in this area can be giant squid
i learned the regular squid change colors like cuddlefish and octopus for camoflage
white balance WB, K 3500 rocks blue colors for real.
glad i'm not this dan
maybe i'm drunk or maybe i have no idea what this all is
dp: white balance WB, K 3500 rocks blue colors for real.
maybe... only if your white balance was taken under magnesium lights (2.7 - 3.5k) and then you shot under either moonlight (7.5 - 10k) or straight daylight (5k)
don't rep with a bmt photog!
for anyone who doesn't understand, light is measured in terms of black body radiation. the general idea is that you heat up a radiator painted black that absorbs all light (black body radiator) to a specific heat (in kelvin) and it'll emit light at a specific wavelength. most pro. cameras (including the ones at my station) are tuned to consider a specific wavelength to be "true white" for the situation.
ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-body_radiation
p.s. i'm drunk...
maybe... only if your white balance was taken under magnesium lights (2.7 - 3.5k) and then you shot under either moonlight (7.5 - 10k) or straight daylight (5k)
don't rep with a bmt photog!
for anyone who doesn't understand, light is measured in terms of black body radiation. the general idea is that you heat up a radiator painted black that absorbs all light (black body radiator) to a specific heat (in kelvin) and it'll emit light at a specific wavelength. most pro. cameras (including the ones at my station) are tuned to consider a specific wavelength to be "true white" for the situation.
ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-body_radiation
p.s. i'm drunk...
.. I have a lot of homework to do.
hahha i couldn't understand this last night either...
nobody learned anything?
thanks db, straight daylight!
thanks db, straight daylight!
for anyone who doesn't understand, light is measured in terms of black body radiation. the general idea is that you heat up a radiator painted black that absorbs all light (black body radiator) to a specific heat (in kelvin) and it'll emit light at a specific wavelength.
not true. a black body will emit a continuum of wavelengths. but there will be a specific wavelength with greatest intensity (which is what you're referring to.)
sorry. i battle terse posts like this. :o
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i learned of the tampax absorption spectra
lr: sorry, my understanding is far from complete (very far) but i was pissed at just having to judge color temperature by eye without having at least some understanding of it. also, terse in a bad way?
your post took me a while to grasp, but the main culprit was the first post. i also don't get the notation/units you used in your post.
terse is fun sometimes, but it can be incredibly annoying. i guess in this case, it was the latter for me.
in retrospect, i probably shouldn't have posted that above.
terse is fun sometimes, but it can be incredibly annoying. i guess in this case, it was the latter for me.
in retrospect, i probably shouldn't have posted that above.
i just learned that when exploring, finding things is exciting, except when it's your bellybutton.
the AE-L/AF-L button is apparently a lot more useful than I knew :) so many combinations of focusing settings and exposure locking.
i use that button like theres no tomorrow
relevant to the thread title, and a badass word regardless: πολυμαθής
I can read ελληνικη: polymath what what
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what did you learn?
what did you learn?