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pinhole lumen

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The instruction Brief we used to make our pinhole camera. The positioning for my camera (facing south) The view the camera should record of the path the sun takes over the three month. This is the outcome from my lumen experiment I took it down on the 21st of March which is around 3 months after putting it up. I think it was very successful the can didn't move during this time which means a clear representation of the suns movement of this time. The white lines are the light trails proved by the sun, it shows the sun got higher in the sky over the 3 month. The gaps which mainly begin towards the end of the time are cloud, You can see this on the last day, there was periods of sun and then cloud which stopped the trail. The original image was the opposite and I had to photograph the analogue image to make it digital so that I  could edit it in Lightroom and photoshop to invert the colours and increase the contrast of the image. In this image...
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Koyaanisqatsi

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Final outcome

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This is my final outcome, I decided to recreate and improve my time-lapse with ice. I think this one worked a lot better then my first one. I perfer this one as I feel the timing is a lot better then the one I did before.  I used squash to colour the water to make it stand out more compared to using water.  I took a photo every minute for an hour using the shutter speed 1/400, a aperture of f5.6 and an ISO of 6400. This time I didn't use a light, I used the natural light to try and reduce the flickering light. However, the lighting does change through out this time-lapse, but it is less dramatic then my first one.  I set the camera up on a tripod and used a remote to prevent the camera shake.  I think it could be better if there was less reflection change on the side of the bowl and on the side of the frame. I do think this is a better timeline then my first as the ice it a lot smoother with the change as the ice melts. From this I learnt how difficult it ...
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