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Thats one hot chip!

Glad this is out now, I am thinking of using one as the board in a NAS now that the SATA drive speed will be better, just have to wait for all the bits'n'pieces to fall into place.

 

Oh! Look amazing! Good job!

 

Some from RIAT 2019, absolutely fantastic show


Matador by Angad Singh, on Flickr


Sentry by Angad Singh, on Flickr


Best of British by Angad Singh, on Flickr


Shiny by Angad Singh, on Flickr


Pour on the Coals by Angad Singh, on Flickr

 

Moar!


Mudhen by Angad Singh, on Flickr


Panache by Angad Singh, on Flickr

 

2019-08-06_10-50-38 by MrLongbeard, on Flickr

 

Was on holiday in Northumberland last week and had a go at getting the photo everyone seems to get of Bamburgh Castle from the beach. Stuck them in an album on Flickr.


Bamburgh Castle by Philip Veater, on Flickr

 

Not a photo in the strict sense but a product of many photos so I'm sneaking it in. I haven't found a lot of time for playing with the camera in recent years so I've been trying out a few things I've have on my 'to mess with' list - timelapse work being one of them



A very short time lapse out of my attic bedroom window. Ideally I'm looking to do some full sunset/rise work but I wanted to do something small to check its difficulty level... I'm fairly happy with the result for a first go. Canon EOS M with 22mm f/2 pancake, running Magic Lantern for interval. I'm looking at a Arduino based intervalometer possible too as my tinkering always goes better if its a solution to some problem

** feel free to loose the video if this thread is photo only **

 

I do like a timelapse but it's something I've never tried. I bought a cheapo remote shutter release that has an intervalometer (e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Neewer®-Shutter-Release-Hasselblad-PowerShot/dp/B004FKYBJM) and my current camera even has one built in.

How many frames per second are you shooting? My built in intervalometer maxes out at 2000 shots so I'll only get a 66 second timelapse at 30 fps.

 

For that test I ran shot every 8 sec which gave me around 400 shots to put back together at 25 fps with a number getting scrapped to even out things here and there.

I can do unlimited shots and around 2 sec shortest interval when I'm running off mains power with the magic lantern software on the camera. I've part way down building a IR intervalometer for the EOS M as it doesn't have any support for a remote shutter release. My M50 has a timelapse movie mode but I like to play with the editing workflow myself to learn a few things so consider it cheating for now

I've just come back from Sandy Bay down Devon and it would have made a great location for some sunset / rise work but being there with my kid and my sisters two kids I just couldn't put time aside for it sadly.

 

Been playin' with my new toy

 

Was asked to do a few photographs for a Book Cover which is now published. Happy with the results.

 

Very nice. is that heterochromia or just the lighting?

 

Just the lighting. I did think that when the images came out but can confirm his eyes are the same colour.

 

Welcome to Pripyat by Sam Masters, on Flickr

Sam

 

St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery by Sam Masters, on Flickr

Sam

 

Djurdjevi stupovi, Serbian Orthodox monastery near the town of Berane, in northeastern Montenegro. Founded 1213.

 

Vojni muzej Beograd- Military museum Belgrade

 

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