Cinetics Lynx 3 Axis & Timelapse+ View Ramping Test

A small behind the scenes sequence of a ramping test. I used the Cinetics Lynx 3 axis motion control system along with the Timelapse+ View Controller. My goal was to synchronize both devices via the AUX2 port. For this test the interval was fixed at 16 seconds and I used a Shutter - Exposure - ISO ramping on the View. The camera on the motion

2018-11-14T10:57:51+02:00November 14th, 2018|

While in Cologne

While I was walking and seeing the city of Cologne this September during Photokina 2018 I crossed one of the many bridges above Rhine river while the sun was setting and decided to play with shadows. It has been quite some time that I took a picture for myself and not for a specific reason or for a project. By the way, this bridge provides

2018-11-08T23:47:33+02:00November 8th, 2018|

Shadows Of Opera

Just a few months ago, as I was preparing the details for a new portrait project that I wanted to make, I needed a new premium lens, capable of resolving the power of the high quality sensor of my camera to create the project, and nearly at that time Tokina announced the new Opera 50mm F/1.4 premium lens and as you understand, I was

2019-05-15T07:44:12+02:00October 9th, 2018|

3rd Astrophotography & Timelapse Workshop, August 2018, Antiparos, Greece

Image Details -> Nikon D850, 50mm @ f/1.4, 8 seconds exposure,  ISO 400 This was the last Astrophotography Workshop for Summer 2018, and despite the strong wind and the small temperature drop of the last days, during the 1st night of photo shooting, the participants learned how to find the Milky Way Galaxy Core, how to identify constellations and stars on the night sky and how

2018-08-14T19:49:51+02:00August 14th, 2018|

2nd Astrophotography & Timelapse Workshop, July 2018, Antiparos, Greece

A behind the scenes photo from the 2nd Astrophotography & Timelapse Workshop, July 2018, Antiparos Island, Greece. During the 1st night of photo shooting, we tested the Cinetics Lynx 3-axis motion control system with the Timelapse+ View controller to capture a dynamic sequence of the rising Milky Way Core ! The behind the scenes photo was taken with the new Tokina Firin 20mm F/2 AF

2018-07-23T12:36:14+02:00July 23rd, 2018|

Reflection At Dawn

Reflection At Dawn Early morning light is magical.. Especially in the winter.. It touches the landscape softly as the sun rises and lightens the darkness of the night sky.. The colors are more vibrant and warm, and the scenery in front of your eyes looks different... It was a cold November morning, when I visited this beautiful small lake to capture a reflection as

2019-02-25T12:09:49+02:00April 30th, 2018|
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