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nancy breslin
Добавлен 26 мар 2010
These are some videos by Nancy Breslin, a fine art photographer who lives and works in Washington, DC. Find more info at her website, www.nancybreslin.com, and see more of her videos on vimeo.
Creating a Camera Obscura with a Bonfoton Lens
I turned a room in my apartment into a camera obscura. This video features an "unboxing" of the Bonfoton lens, a time-lapse of the installation, and video of the Watergate as seen outside and inside through the lens.
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Mia Flies
Просмотров 1696 лет назад
Mia (@followmiato) is a full-grown chihuahua, weighs less than 3 pounds, and flies gracefully on and off chairs. While watching her, Paul Breslin was inspired to write and perform "Mia."
Lemon-Elderflower Madeleines
Просмотров 3396 лет назад
See how you can easily make madeleines flavored with lemon and elderflower, the taste of Harry and Meghan's wedding cake. The music is from jukedeck - create your own at jukedeck.com.
The Thing With Feathers
Просмотров 26110 лет назад
Slow motion and repetition allow for contemplative viewing.
Five Minute Introduction to Pinhole Photography
Просмотров 119 тыс.10 лет назад
This short video is an introduction to pinhole photography. It talks about homemade and purchased pinhole cameras, the special properties of pinhole photographs, pinhole exposure, some artists who work with these cameras, and online resources.
No Knead Bread in Three Hours
Просмотров 11 тыс.14 лет назад
A streamlined version of the no-knead bread recipe. Video shows how to bake it in either a regular loaf pan or a covered ceramic baker.
Thank you, I was looking for a video like this!
If you put a lense before the pinhole, does it shrinks but brightens the whole image?
Note: I have not tried to monetize my videos but youtube is putting ads on some of them anyway. I don't get a penny.
So is it possible to take the image from such large projection?
I haven't tried it, but some people made a huge print of the image projected into an airplane hanger that was turned into a camera obscura, so it is possible! See petapixel.com/2011/05/20/worlds-largest-camera-big-enough-to-hold-an-airplane/.
Wow, that is Rad!!
Glad you liked it!
This is so cool!!!!!
Thank you so much!
😂😂😂😂
Is there a recipe to print out? These look delicious 😋
So I was wondering why I was subscribed to this channel. Had to go back to the previous videos lists to pinhole it. haha. Anyway keep on dancing 🙂
Nancy spoke to fast periodically it was hard to understand the instructions
These look amazing!!
Great video, I am starting into this and want to make portraits around 12*15 inches. How do you exactly change the negative photo in the paper to a positive in the dark room? that is what I wanna try. Greeting from Chile!
If you place a new sheet of photo paper face up, and press your negative against it face down (so they are "emulsion to emulsion") and keep them pressed together (by easel blades or with a sheet of glass), you can make a positive print. To determine exposure, you might first start with a strip of paper instead of a whole sheet ("test strip"), but be sure the paper goes in a place where each section with a different test exposure will include some highlight areas and some shadow areas.
great video. thanks
You are cool, greetings from Ukraine!
I have used "white whole wheat, " which works. I'd suggest 50:50 if you want to try regular whole wheat flour.
Thank you for the video. Can I use all 100% whole flour instead of part white flour?
Very informative. Thank you.
Nice video. I just bought a pinhole "lens" for my dslr and I can't wait to learn how to use it. Greetings from Mexico.
love u. keep doing ur work
Thanks for an awesome presentation.
+BurningtunaDC Thanks - I'm in DC, too. Nice to hear of local interest in pinhole photography.
You are in DC! I must meet you one day.
Are you a pinhole photographer, Tammy?
Nice introduction!
Excelente introduction video can you explain me better the calculation of the F number? thanks!
+vmmunjin - For a regular camera lens, an aperture of f/4 means the focal length divided by four, so for a 50 mm (focal length) lens, the actual opening is 12.5 mm (50/4), while for a 100 mm lens the opening is 25 mm (100 divided by 4). Similar idea for a pinhole camera, but you use different information in the equation. If the pinhole diameter is .5 mm, and the focal length (distance from the hole to the film or paper, i.e. the diameter of the camera) is 200 mm, then the formula is focal length/?=opening, or 200/?=.5, so ? (the f#) is 400. (Very tiny indeed!)
Very good work for make know the pinhole photography.
To overcome reciprocity failure I can recommend Fuji Acros Neopan as it is optimized for long exposures and doesn't show a Schwarzschild effect for exposures below 10 min
David Witte Thanks for the suggestion, although I see that film has a speed of 100. I've been using TMax 400, and it looks like two stops less sensitivity plus little reciprocity failure means my exposures would be roughly the same with the Fuji choice as the way I'm working now. But for folks not used to long exposure work it's a simpler choice.
Nancy first of all I love your photographs but I was wondering if you would do a video on pinhole exposures a little more detail.
richard vargas Good idea, but it varies with your camera and the other equipment you have (I have an incident light meter, for instance, which makes it much easier).
Great vid!
sooooo, the only differrence in the recipe is 1 tsp of yeast opposed to 1/4 tsp and let sit for 2 hrs instead of 18..........right? the taste is the same? wow, thanks.
GREAT! Made it today with 100% whole wheat, baked using first method and reduced water to 11/4 cup. Thanks!!!
nancy! what a lovely voice you have
niiice :)