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Scott Wittenburg
Приєднався 16 тра 2012
Scott is a photography instructor, writer and host of Photography 101, a popular podcast. All episodes are available on the Photography 101 app for ipad, iphone, ipod and android smartphones.
How To Print Color Negatives in the Darkroom
In this video I created for my AP Photography students, I demonstrate the procedure I use tor creating an 8x10 color print from a color negative in the darkroom using a standard black and white enlarger and color printing filters.
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Quick Fix for Imperfect Silhouettes in Photoshop
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Learn how to "clean up" the black and white areas of silhouettes in a snap!
How To Make Digital Negatives in Photoshop
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Learn how to make effective digital negatives in Adobe Photoshop for alternative processes and more!
Lesson 88: How to Create a Photo Puzzle
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Learn how to create a photo puzzle from any photo!
Chimney Swifts
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Watch as hundreds of chimney swifts circle a chimney before pouring into it one by one until each and every one of them is gone . . .
Lesson Plan: Something To Do With
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In this episode I share some student photos taken for a shooting assignment I gave my advanced photo classes called "Something To Do With." The idea behind this lesson is to foster creativity and critical thinking in an effort to create a great photo!
Lesson 86: iPhone, Smartphone Camera Tips
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Learn how to get the most out of your iPhone/smartphone camera. Focusing, exposure control, panoramas, and hands-free operation are among the subjects covered.
Lesson 84: Setting Exposure: Take Control!
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In this second edition of Short Cuts, I explain how to use the mode dial on your DSLR to enable creative control over your photos.
Lesson 83: Short Cuts: ISO and Film Speed
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ISO (Film Speed) is explained plus tips on how to set ISO on your digital camera.
Lesson 81: Composition - Pt.1: The Rule of Thirds
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In part 1 of a new series focusing on composition, I explain the rule of thirds and how using this powerful compositional technique can improve your photos!
Lesson 80: How A Camera Works
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Learn the basics of how a camera works and its relationship to the human eye. Learn the relationship between aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and the similarities between a camera and the human eye.
Lesson 79: Introducing the "Photo Smarts" Crossword Puzzle Series!
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The "Photo Smarts" Crossword Puzzle Series is a fun way to test your photo know-how! Starting with this lesson, a new crossword puzzle will be created on a regular basis as long as there is favorable feedback so please let me know if it's a hit or a miss!
How to Create Circular Panoramas and Planets in Photoshop
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Learn how easy it is to create stunning circular panoramas and planets in Photoshop using the Polar Coordinates filter
Photoshop for Beginners: Lesson 1
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Detailed easy to follow Photoshop tutorials for beginners. In this lesson learn how to use selection tools, the clone stamp tool, layers and more. Downloadable images and handouts plus special assignments are included in series.
Lesson 78: The Art Elements and Principles of Design
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Lesson 78: The Art Elements and Principles of Design
Lesson 74: Stop Motion Shots Using The Hahnel Captur Module Pro
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Lesson 74: Stop Motion Shots Using The Hahnel Captur Module Pro
Lesson 72: Tips on Shooting "Dancing Paint" Images
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Lesson 72: Tips on Shooting "Dancing Paint" Images
Lesson 71: How I Built An 11x14 View Camera
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Lesson 71: How I Built An 11x14 View Camera
Lesson 70: Creating Acrylic Gel Medium Transfers
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Lesson 70: Creating Acrylic Gel Medium Transfers
Lesson 68: Create An Inkodye Photo Transfer T-Shirt!
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Lesson 68: Create An Inkodye Photo Transfer T-Shirt!
Lesson 66: Large Format View Cameras Pt. 2: Loading and Developing Film
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Lesson 66: Large Format View Cameras Pt. 2: Loading and Developing Film
Lesson 65: Large Format View Cameras: Part 1
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Lesson 65: Large Format View Cameras: Part 1
Lesson 34: All About Cameras and Camera Obscura
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Lesson 34: All About Cameras and Camera Obscura
Lesson 64: The "Ultimate iPhone Lens Kit" Review
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Lesson 64: The "Ultimate iPhone Lens Kit" Review
Lesson 62: Processing E6 Slide Film and Shooting Copyslides
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Lesson 62: Processing E6 Slide Film and Shooting Copyslides
Lesson 60: Build a Filmless Pinhole Camera!
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Lesson 60: Build a Filmless Pinhole Camera!
Lesson 59: Shooting Framed Artwork Without Glare Or Reflections
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Lesson 59: Shooting Framed Artwork Without Glare Or Reflections
Lesson 57: More Lomography: Fuji Instax Cameras
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Lesson 57: More Lomography: Fuji Instax Cameras
Lesson 56: Intro to Lomography: Holga and Diana
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Lesson 56: Intro to Lomography: Holga and Diana
thanks for sharing!!
at risk of sounding totally stupid, this process allows you to take a color negative film photo (like a portra 400 shot), and print it onto a sheet of paper as a positive? i could be misunderstanding something fundamentally here.
Yes, that is what it is doing. The paper is essentially a piece of paper with a film emulsion on it, so it works the same way as the film in your camera. If you expose it with a negative from an enlarger, it will invert the negative image and you end up with a positive.
@@kodinamsinh1267 Thanks for covering the question! for me. I just now saw these comments for the first time. -Scott
Thank you for this! Great to the point and perfect. Doing this for a cyanotype project.
The sun is millions miles away y. So you think that just by moving closer few yards will get you a more accurate reading?
This was so good! Thank you!!
Awesome advice!
When you said 210mm I already saw the problem. Yes yes need much much much bigger (focal point wise) lens to focus this beast.
Someday I wanna make my own view camera. It will be helpful at that time. Thanks.
Great video Scott!
Thank you!
The black "scrim" you made...is that for the same purpose as the black umbrellas that came with my lighting kit (as opposed to using the white umbrellas)?
Kodak HIE is long gone. How old is this video?
How was the sx70 manipulation done
Not let me into the basket to find out how much postage is to the UK without giving them all my details first.
Thanks for this excellent video! Very informative.
I bought woodglut instructions once and now I have lifetime access to thousands of woodworking projects.
Shame a lot of the films you mention seem to be out of production
❤️ Thank you so much (▰˘◡˘▰)
A very interesting, inspiring video for photography fans. I always wanted to build a view camera and now more so. Thank you for a great video and story.
Great video, Thank you!
Yes
Amazing
WOW!!!!!
whats the name of these elements in those 3 bottle? plz tell me
I use direct sunlight..avoid 12 noon when sun is overhead. The sun eliminates shadows and glare
Make image square (stretch or crop both work) Flip vertical Filter > Distort > Polar That's it
Thanks, Scott! I don't know if you'll ever see my comment, but I can't thank you enough! I have been searching high and low on UA-cam for a helpful video on this very issue. I am tasked to photography a public school's Class of 2001-2020 Framed Photos. They are digitizing them, and want to clean up the hallway walls. The reflection issue has been a huge one for me. Your tutorial here is the most helpful info on this very challenging issue that I have found in my last week's worth of UA-cam surfing! Again, don't know if you'll ever see this, but THANK-YOU :)!!!! Scott
Thank you .. well done and so interesting! :-)
How well did the rustoleum frosted glass work as a substitute for ground glass?
It has worked great - no problems in five years!
Genius! Thanks for the tip!
Scott, thank you for a truly excellent instructions on Home Made (DIY) large format camera, that I too have plans to make. Your instructions really have answered questions that I have been researching, specially the bellows and ground glass. I own two 4X5 1950's cameras and 1 1920 plates cameras, for which I have bought 4X5 x-ray film that I am experimenting with now.
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb lost the login password. I love any help you can offer me
@Colten Colson Instablaster ;)
@Nico Draven I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process atm. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Nico Draven It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Colten Colson Glad I could help :D
9:11 buttcrack :D
Amazing Explained! Im interested to do Emulsion Transfers but Im New, Will be looking for some Slide Printers and in 2020 its hard to find them, even in second hand websites. How can I transfer 35mm film into polaroids like you?
great tips and tricks. I need to do this to photography the my framed images I have in stock and ready for sale. Thanks so much Scott
Hey. I made a similar video this evening, but in Asheville, NC. We estimated 2000. I am about to post it. I had the moon behind the chimney, too.
I'll check it out! Small world, eh?
@@scottwittenburg3530 It took a while to upload and process, but here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/17jsIomz4AM/v-deo.html I like your video better than mine. I had a noisy, industrial air conditioning until next to my head. Your landscape perspective was much better showing the birds swirling around. And speeding up the video was effective.
@@UniversalDirt I like yours because you were able to get in closer to the action. I just discovered last night that the chimney swifts have suddenly quit showing up at the school. I think they added a grating or something to keep the out so they have moved on. I am SO glad I just happened to shoot my video before the show became history. By two days no less! Once in a while you get lucky!
@@scottwittenburg3530 Maybe the birds just moved south and the migration has passed your area. Hopefully the school didn't cover the chimney. If they aren't using it, that would be a shame. There's a video from a school in Portland where observing the swifts was a big social event, with hundreds of people of all ages bringing their lawn chairs and making a nice evening together.
@@UniversalDirt Wow, I never thought of that. I sure hope so!
Any easy trick to avoid keystone effects?
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All I can say is thank you so much!
wow thats is very nice story and understanding
Wow, what a great camera! I'm thinking of building a flexible camera system myself. One thing though, I can't figure out how to mount the camera to a tripod. May I ask what you did?
r/shittyhdr
You loaded the film incorrectly. You had the 12 exp. mask in but loaded the film for the 16exp.
Scott, thanks for this video. It’s encouraging! I have been wanting to build my own 4x5 camera but have not been able to find any plans or helpful instructions on building one. In addition to being a photographer, I’m also a woodworker with a well equipped shop. I was wondering if you found any useful resources for smaller view cameras?
Carpenter to carpenter, you simply cut your material to your specifications, as for.the lense and shutter you can buy them on eBay or Etsy, but expect to pay around $230 dollars because they don't make them any more. You can also buy and old brass lense and simply use the lense cover as the shutter, this works best with x-ray film.that is slower. You can make your own ground glass too, there are UA-cam videos on making ground glass, it easy but take time. Your other choice it to buy the ground glass on eBay, there is one guy that makes ground glass to your measurements and charges around $30-40 dollars.
5 Years later: Thanks for posting this but I'm not sure why you didn't include an image taken with this camera?
Rogers Photography I have since written an entire book with how I made the camera and many actual photos. The book is available at all retailers as an ebook and in print print. The name of the book is Made From Scratch and here is a link to a preview. www.alternativephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Built-From-Scratch-sample.pdf
Could you use glass instead of wood?
Great job my man . That is for this. I am experimenting with in camera cyanotype and it's very interesting. I may do a video about it soon
Incredible!! All my respect for such a good job!
Great job on this. Respect
i'm intrigued. thanks for the effort and the sharing. thumbs up.
Sir, you my friend are a champion. I love it. I might even have a go at this myself.