how I use categories on chromasia

All the entries on chromasia are placed into one of seven primary categories: six to reflect the aspect ratio of the image, and the seventh to indicate that an image isn’t available as a print. Additionally, each photograph may be assigned to one of more additional categories or subcategories, e.g. my travel category, children category, and so on.

about the ‘pinhole photography’ category

Images in this category were taken with a homemade pinhole lens constructed from a body cap, a UV filter and a laser cut pinhole.

5 August, 2006 // they walk alone21 comments

I'm not sure that this is quite as effective as yesterday's, and I'm sure that it would definitely be better as a print than at this resolution, but I do like it nonetheless.

captured
camera
lens
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
12.45pm on 4/8/06
Canon 20D
Laser Cut Pinhole
f/180.0 (equiv.)
1s
manual
n/a
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
2x1
4 August, 2006 // the sea dreams40 comments

As most of you know, very few of my photographs are literal representations of a scene: I'm just not interested in providing objective records of the world. Rather, what I aim for is some sort of interpretation of a scene, feeling, or event. Some attempts are successful, others are not.

This one, for me at least, works. Chances are some of you may find it a bit (delete as appropriate) blurry, abstract, and so on, but for me this sort of photograph works to evoke a mood in a more compelling way than many sharply focussed images.

I haven't posted the EXIF data because I thought you might like to speculate about the technique. What I will say is that other than the colour, and an adjustment or two for contrast, this was mostly achieved in camera.

I'll post the EXIF data later.

Ok, owen worked it out so here's the EXIF data, and as you'll see this was taken with a homemade pinhole lens constructed from a body cap, a UV filter and a laser cut pinhole with an effective aperture of f/180.0 – which makes composition a bit of a trial and error exercise ;-)

captured
camera
lens
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
8.25pm on 3/8/06
Canon 20D
Laser Cut Pinhole
f/180.0 (equiv.)
2s
manual
n/a
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
minor
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