Matte field
Is a granular textured surface that disperses light in order to form a clear image. Used in the viewfinder optical system.
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A Matter of Perspective
My perspective at five foot seven inches tall is different from my husband's perspective at six foot two inches tall. Both are very different from our daughter's perspective at just over four feet tall.
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There's a lot of attention paid in the digital camera world to pixel count. Cameras are often categorized by the number of pixels they have in their image sensor.
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These are typically smaller files, five to 10 megabytes each (depending on camera, ISO setting and subject matter), but they can be opened as large files in the computer, via a RAW processing program, post-shoot.
Matte - not shiny
Latitude - amount by which a negative (or sensor in the case of digital) may be over or under exposed without much loss of image quality.
Matte
Matte finish images have a flat, non-reflective look to them.
Dull look to images
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matte finish
a dull, low-gloss, or no-gloss finish.
matte stock
a low-gloss or non-reflective stock material.
Matte
A non-reflective, dull subject or surface. Tip: Even black, semi-matte surfaces will glow, given some soft glare-light, but there's little hope for totally dull subjects. See: Scattering.
Matte Finish: In printing paper - a dull finish without any gloss or luster. In photography - a color or black and white paper with low gloss or luster which is most ideal for retouching.
Semimatte, called an N surface, has a luster without any texture.
If you gently bend a corner of an RC paper, you'll hear a slight cracking sound. You can even bend a print somewhat without creasing it.
The Matterhorn, Switzerland
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For a closer look at the famous peak, ride the open-air Gernergat-Monte Rose Bahn rail system.
SUBJECT MATTER: Look for a subject that has distinct shape and form. It will be reduced to black so it’s essential its outline has character. For instance, a large boulder will turn out as a huge black blob and have no interest.
matter of including all of the subject or ground area in the picture. Hand-held oblique aerial photography often provides a unique communication capability"an overall view that cannot be obtained from the ground in a single photograph or even in ...
Matte:
A term used to describe a non reflective, non-textured surface.
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Matte extraction
Joshi, N., Matusik W., Avidan S. (2006). "Natural Video Matting using Camera Arrays", ACM Transactions on Graphics (Proc. SIGGRAPH). Chuang, Y.-Y., Curless, B., Salesin, D.H., Szeliski, R. (2001).
No matter the time of day or the location, you can dramatically change the tone of the photograph simply by shifting the illumination of your subject.
No matter which photographic workshop you attend, you're going to learn a lot-from the group leader as well as from your fellow workshop attendees.
No matter how serious a photographer you are, you can benefit from a few nature photo tips.
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No matter what type of sculpture appeals to you, there are certain techniques you can use to capture it in an interesting way, and inject a bit of your personality into your shots.
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No matter what type of storage they use, all digital cameras need lots of room for pictures. They usually store images in one of two formats -- TIFF, which is uncompressed, and JPEG, which is compressed, but some use RAW format.
No matter how you look at it, wedding photographers are dependent on electronic flash.
No matter how many cards he uses, he offloads his pictures at the end of the day onto his MacBook Pro. With Photo Mechanic software, the files are ingested and renamed with a shoot code, date and sequence number.
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No matter how bad the damage to a negative is, scan it and you can carry out a perfect edit in Photoshop Elements.
No matter how careful we are, when we press the shutter button there is always some movement of the camera. At faster shutter speeds there is no noticeable effect on the picture but at slower speeds the blur becomes apparent.
No matter where in the world you live, it's time to grab your camera, don your April-showers raincoat, and get out there among the beautiful spring flowers. (Okay, if you're in the Southern Hemisphere, it won't be spring for six months.
No matter how experienced you are as a photographer, learning new photography techniques can only improve your pictures.
No matter which model you end up with, a newer and more sophisticated camera will hit the market sooner than you think. Don't feel bad or regret your purchase. Learn to use your camera and most importantly, enjoy it.
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No matter what somebodies beliefs or opinions, they do not own the light that has reflected off of them.
No matter what anybody tells you now, "that one lens is all you need and you will never need to buy another one", that's not true.
no matter what level your at if you can deliver a basic informative tips for the beginner or the pro, you can always appreciate the basics alot better. I love the sunglasses.And it saves lots of money.And it gives good pics.
This matters a lot if you're using a polarizing filter or a graduated neutral density (ND) filter, since the properties of the polarizer vary depending on its angle of rotation and the graduation line runs across the filter in a straight line.
Black Matte: Replaces the image with the selection (which is in color) against the non-selected areas (which are black).
White Matte: Replaces the image with the selection (which is in color) against the non-selected areas (which are white).
No matter where in this world we live the subject matter for photographers is for all practical purposes, never ending. We are limited only by our imagination and creative vision.
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It is a matter of preference if you prefer detailed noisy images over blurred noise-free ones or vice versa but in any case you would not want to use the ISO800 setting when shooting images that are to be printed on anything larger than postcard size.
Doesn't matter how clever you are, or how awesome your fiddly navigation is, if you frustrate the user - they leave. period.
they are pretty though.
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It doesn't matter what kind of camera you use.
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If it is a matter of choosing between not being able to take a picture and suffering a noisy image, I'd rather be able to take the picture at a high ISO and then try to clean up the noise afterwards in a noise reduction software.
But will it matter? Lets say we're shooting wide open at f2. What's the depth of field at 10m. The answer is the depth of field will extend from 8.7m to 11.7m (see my Depth of field article and calculator).
- Price matters for parents of course and for a teenager who have been saving his allowance to buy his own digital camera. Probably price range is between $60-$100 or the lesser the better.
And, to make matters worse: if we were to be totally accurate, your flash range will not only depend on your camera's flash model.
No, it doesn't matter as it's not a function that is implemented often. Photo blur due to mirror vibration is usually so minute that it isn't easily noticeable.
Epson Archival Matte - has a new name now, but I can’t recall what it is at the moment.
Dark Matter Term used to describe any astronomical mass that does not produce significant light and hence is hard to observe.
Tone (subject matter). Tone can also refer to the mood of a picture.
It doesn’t matter if photography is your hobby or your profession - what’s important is that you will feel it in your heart when you recognize great composition, or when you take a photo that reminds you of something and moves you.
Focal length also matters e.g. 28mm lens at f/11 produces a greater depth of field than a 50mm lens at the same aperture.
Unfortunately, the matter gets a little complicated if you strive for maximum sharpness. The optical properties of small apertures may cause slightly un-sharp photographs.
DSLRs (and for that matter all digital cameras) are capable of many different options and uses. Learning to use a digital camera is in some ways like learning to use a computer or cell phone or any other
electronic device.
Do what you can to make the item itself look great, or every other step here won't matter.
Find a backdrop for the item. The last the you want to do is take a picture with a bunch of junk cluttering the background and distracting the eye.
Two Canon 540EZ units to evenly light up the matte board background and the ring light for my insect subject. Using high speed flash for my background coverage and 1/200 of a second for my shutter speed eliminates the possibility of ghost images.
Style file - no matter the frock some just haven't it got!
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An older version was the small cubic Watson finder with lens and mirror as in the brilliant finder, but with a hooded matte screen for viewing the finder image.
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