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The Lincoln Camera Club August meeting will be held at Hardin Hall in room 161 at 33rd and Holdredge Street at 7:30PM on August 17, 2010. |
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Children's Zoo Summer Photo & Video Contest |
Do you find yourself bringing your camera to the Zoo every time you visit? If so enter your pictures and videos in the Lincoln Children’s Zoo annual Photo & Video Contest and show your creative talent. Whether you’re a young enthusiast or a seasonal shooter, give us your best shot and win great prizes.
Zoo photo contest information
For more info on the contest, or to obtain complete rules and entry forms, email our contest coordinator or call 402.475.6741, ext. 129. |
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LCC Digital Photo Competition Rules |
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N4C is expanding digital competitions this year, and will award points for the winners . In order for the winners of our competitions to be admissible in the N4C competitions, they must meet certain criteria. The rules for the LCC digital competitions follow. LCC Digital Photo Competition Rules 1. All photos to be either of the following three N4C categories: Pictorial Photography--all photo subjects qualify; “interest” accounts for 1/3 of the score.
Nature--photos must be absent any evidence of the presence of, |
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I’m glad to inform you that LCC has a new home - - at least for now. UNL’s School of Natural Resources has been kind enough to offer the use of meeting space in Hardin Hall. It’s at the corner of 33rd and Holdrege on the southwest corner of the East Campus. |
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HeliconFocus is a program that creates one completely focused image from several partially focused images by combining the focused areas.The program is designed for macrophotography, microphotography and hyperfocal landscape photography to cope with the shallow depth-of-field problem. |
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Well first, it stands for High Dynamic Range. Okay, so what does that mean? It means that when you are taking a photograph with very high contrast of light, where the highlights may "blow out" (be all white with no detail) and the shadows will go black with no detail, you can take three or more bracketed exposures, preferrably in RAW, but can be in JPEG, then open them in an HDR program. The HDR program will merge the images into one photograph with details in the highlights and details in the shadows.
The best part? The program is free! Here's the website where you can get it:
Click Here www.fdrtools.com
Be sure to read the tutorials.
And, here is the website of a Popular Photography online magazine article that explains it:
Click Here
Happy shooting! |
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A list of art galleries most participating in gallery walk Friday, the 1st Friday of each month.
* Burkholder Project
719 P Street
Hours: Monday - Friday 10am-4pm Saturday 9am-3pm |
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