New Script Link
As regular readers of my blog know, I have been putting a lot of effort into Magic Lantern Lua scripting, for example my auto bracketing script for focus, exposure and LE simulation, and my...
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Finally a blue sky!
For the past week in the South of the UK, the weather has been awful: flat, white, boring skies! Today, things changed and we finally saw blue skies.So tonight it was my first opportunity to try out a...
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Toggler 2
First of all an apology for posting another Lua script, however, I do this so that others may benefit from my humble efforts. Either making use of my scripts or using my scripts to help them develop...
View ArticleAuto Bracketing Update
Just a quick post to announce the release of version 2 of my Auto Bracketing script (access by panel on the right).This version allows focus stacking from a point of focus to infinity, as before, and...
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Dual-ISO continues to deliver!
As readers of my posts know, I am a single-minded Magic Lantern user. As the UK summer has decided to not show its face yet, or at least until Wimbledon is over :-), I found myself 'playing around' in...
View ArticleRev 3
Just a quick post today to say that version 3 of my auto bracketing script (Canon Magic Lantern based) can be downloaded from the link on the right.In addition to tiding some things up in the code,...
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Bringing it all together
It’s Wimbledon week and Men’s Final day, so it’s raining! Of course. But that gives me an opportunity to write a few things that I hope will bring into focus (sorry!), what I’ve been trying to do over...
View ArticleAuoto Bracketing: Rev 4
This is a short post to say I'm releasing the 'final' beta of version 4 of my auto bracketing script.In previous versions, you had the option of focus stacking from the focus point (FP) to either the...
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Goring-on-Thames Field Trip
In order to break the relentless posts on scripts, I thought I would post a few images from our short trip to Goring today. Wiki and other sources tell us that Goring-on-Thames and its neighbour...
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Story of an Image
Yesterday a few of us from our Camera club (Boundary Camera Club) decided to use our club night for a field trip to Pangbourne. Wiki tells us that Pangbourne's name is recorded from 844 as Old English...
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Getting Ready for a Trip
I'm off to the US next week for a business trip and want to travel light: so I've decided to make use of my EOSM, which, of course, comes with Magic Lantern :-)The current weakness of the EOSM is that...
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Sometimes it's best not to plan
Although today, as a non-working Friday, I was hoping to get out and do some photography: when I looked at the flat-white sky I knew the day would have to unfold in its own way. So the first decision...
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Couldn't get it out of my mind
In the last post I hinted at not being content with the blown out highlights in the All Saints church images: after all Magic Lantern Auto Bracketing should have taken care of things.So, within an hour...
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The Getty Center
Wiki tells us that Getty Center, in Los Angeles, California, is a campus of the Getty Museum and other programs of the Getty Trust. The $1.3 billion Center opened to the public on December 16, 1997 and...
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Couch-based Practice makes Perfect
As readers of my blog are aware, I believe in practice, especially when in comes to knowing the limitations of your equipment: and where better to practice, than in your own armchair!My current 'focus'...
View ArticleThe Invention of Photography
Having just returned from a business trip, and two 10 hour international flights, I thought I would let readers of this blog into a little secret, get the podcasts from 'In Our Time', to make long haul...
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Wet days can be productive
A rather on/off weather day today, coupled with a need to stay at home. But this allowed me to grab this experimental image using a light box, bracketing and some Photoshop layers.
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Photoshop: Exploring different looks
As all digital photographers know, capturing the 'raw' data is only the start of the photographic process. Although it is is not universally used: Photoshop and Lightroom are considered the 'go to'...
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Another cloud resource for Photographers
As you are aware, there are some great photography resources 'up in the cloud'; and many of them are free, In case you are not aware a new one has been added by Google: an introduction to the...
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