Showing posts with label Special Effects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Special Effects. Show all posts

"3:20 to Camera Effect #3"

This is another "camera trick shot', the trick being that the area photographed doesn't exactly exist. Its a replica of an area in San Fransisco.
I used the Canon Digital Rebel's generic lens for this photo. It'll eventually need some Photoshop work on it, so I'll re-post the results in the future.

"Camera Tricks #2"

Here's another cool example of a special effects shot. Isn't it pretty odd that an amusement park has a huge rocket ship in the middle of the park? Turns out, that rocket ship is actually no bigger than your arm. Between the sunlight, blue sky, background building, position of the subject and the rocket ship, and depth of field, you get a much larger looking object, ready for takeoff.
I used the generic Rebel XT lens for this shot.

"Camera Tricks #1"

Set up the Rebel on a tripod, used a timer, opened shutter, and went 90 mph. Actually, this is part of our series on special effects photography, courtesy of some folks at Universal Studios. You never know where you'll learn something new about photography, so keep your eyes and ears opened.
I used the generic Rebel XT lens for this shot.