Continued experiments #club100
...with free lensing at full frame.
Let me remind you that to use this technology, you need to detach the lens from the camera body. In this case, the lens can be moved to the sides and tilted. In addition, light entering the gap between the lens and the camera can be used.
All this gives rise to a variety of effects that can be used to create an artistic photo. Now I'm at the stage of experimenting with creating the effects themselves. It is important for me to understand how you can get them at the right time, what conditions must be met for this.
This series is dedicated to light from the gap between the camera and lenses.
These photos are rather technical, but there are already interesting moments in them.
I would be grateful for feedback, what did you like about what you saw?
Take care of yourself and loved ones.
See you soon.
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|---|---|
| Camera | Sony A7М2 |
| Lens | handmade |
| Location | Russia |
| Post-production | in LR |
Manual processing in Lightroom
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Interesantes efectos sobre las fotografías tomadas amigo @bambuka.
Sería interesante ver más trabajo en diversos ambientes, urbano, natual (lago, árboles, animales)
Saludos.
Glad to see you @fjjrg and thank you for your kind words!
Mis experimentos continúan, todo está por delante y por supuesto, mostraré los resultados :)
Saludos.
Interesting effect. I would not have imagined that it was achieved with the lens separated from the camera body. I really like the first photo.
The "light sickle" in the photo turned out to be from the gap between the camera and the lens.
My Pleasure 🙏🙂