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My name is Chris Bowes, I'm an artist based in Melbourne, Australia who works as a photography teacher and freelance artwork/gallery photographer. If you really want to see more of what I do head to my website, chrisbowes.com.au, and if you want to see the workshops I run head to kindredcameras.com
This channel is a bit of a side project for me, dedicated to sharing some videos about photography on whatever topic is taking my fancy at the minute. I hope you enjoy it and learn something.
Kindred Cameras is supported by Creative Spaces.
This channel is a bit of a side project for me, dedicated to sharing some videos about photography on whatever topic is taking my fancy at the minute. I hope you enjoy it and learn something.
Kindred Cameras is supported by Creative Spaces.
The Secret to Floating Bubble Photos (Studio Photography Tutorial)
In this video I'll take you through my process for photographing floating bubbles in a studio setting. Although it takes a bit of space and gear, the setup is pretty straight forward once you get into the swing of things.
I've laid out all the steps for the shoot in this tutorial so you can replicate the images with your own equipment. I've included chapters below if you want to skip ahead. The end results are amazing, minimalist and colourful compositions of bubbles that make for really captivating photographs.
Equipment used in the shoot:
- Sony a7RIV
- Sony 90mm f/2.8 Macro Lens
- Godox AD600Pro's
- Kupo Grips
- Jinbei Scrim
- X-Lite Stripboxes
00:00 - Intro
00:17 - Planning the shoot
00:44 - Setting up the shot
02:32 - Setting up the camera
04:30 - Troubleshooting the bubbles
05:44 - Editing the photos
07:15 - Final bubble photos
I've laid out all the steps for the shoot in this tutorial so you can replicate the images with your own equipment. I've included chapters below if you want to skip ahead. The end results are amazing, minimalist and colourful compositions of bubbles that make for really captivating photographs.
Equipment used in the shoot:
- Sony a7RIV
- Sony 90mm f/2.8 Macro Lens
- Godox AD600Pro's
- Kupo Grips
- Jinbei Scrim
- X-Lite Stripboxes
00:00 - Intro
00:17 - Planning the shoot
00:44 - Setting up the shot
02:32 - Setting up the camera
04:30 - Troubleshooting the bubbles
05:44 - Editing the photos
07:15 - Final bubble photos
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Every Possible Glitch from Databending in Audacity
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Scanography: The Ultimate Guide (Abstract Photography)
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In this ULTIMATE guide to scanography I’ll teach you everything I know to making scanographs/scanograms, which are unique type of abstract photograph. This video is will break down a heap of tips and tricks to doing scanography that you can take away with you and apply to your own creative image making. Whether you are looking for a lockdown activity or wanting some creative photography ideas f...
Product photography using a SINGLE lightsource and sunglasses
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Wine Photography: Three Light Setup (TUTORIAL)
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In this video we'll talk about how to photograph wine bottles using a three light setup. We cover where to position the flashes to achieve nice looking highlights, how to deal with reflections and how to composite the final photo together. You'll pick up a bunch of tips for not just photographing wine bottles but also other reflective products, and the information will be useful regardless of t...
Landscape Photography: Tips for Shooting in Hard Light
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Create a CAMERA OBSCURA at home and put yourself inside a camera!
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This tutorial will cover how to create a camera obscura in your home. It's a fun and easy process using a few simple materials you can get from the supermarket. The camera obscura was the precursor to the first camera and its discovery was one of the most important moments in the history of photography. Materials needed: - Window - Garbage bags - Scissors and knife - Tape - Thick cardboard Musi...
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Abstract photography tutorial using a screen and paper
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Creating Abstract Photos with EASY Cross Polarisation
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Creating Abstract Photos with EASY Cross Polarisation
Thanks well this actually much easier, u really creative, I’ll try it thank you 🙏🏻✨
The reason why change pitch BMP makes that wavy pattern is because you're literally increasing the pitch of the waveform used to construct the image. You can see this effect by importing an image raw into GIMP and then adjusting the width until it tunes into focus. Data is ultimately numbers in storage and waves in execution. Also the reason why the effects corrupt from the bottom to the top is because the image data is stored upside down, so corrupting the second half of the file corrupts the top half of the image.
4:42 is where he tells you how to export
Thank you
You should try this with the PPM format
Okay but you never explained how to get the exact photo in the thumbnail...
is this a joke?
no? he doesn't, the closest is the pitch change in his other video but nothing he shows is a 1 to 1 of the thumbnail image
@@AtTwelve34 oh i guess you meant the effect and not the literal image. my bad
when i export audio on audacity, i replace. Raw with tif but when i check the file it still says raw. i can view the images in the files but adobe wont load it
me too
I had the same issue. Try to change the extension on your file and see if adobe will read it.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this! I've been trying to databend for a glitch art project with no prior experience or much technical understanding, and this is the first method that actually worked!
file format issue, its getting saved as .raw cant open
dude same, did you fix it?
1:08 about the note at the bottom, which input value does the -1 refer to? In the _Change Pitch_ menu in Audacity, the inputs are either semitones, or a percent change, so does the -1 imply a -100% change in pitch? EDIT: silly me, a 100% decrease in pitch can't exist! i will experiment Amazing video which I have referred back to dozens of times when databending!! such a helpful resource, your videos are a goldmine <3
IS THERE ANY EFFECT IF A PINHOLE CAMERA IS USED INSIDE OF A CAMERA OBSCURED ROOM? I am actually trying to put the image together in my head visualizing using a pinhole camera box, and inside of it the light is directed into another camera obscura... i have got to know what happens.. i know that using a mirror helps aim the image onto the photographic film, type set up.. so I guess im curious if it would work, and it just makes the image less bright and smaller, as if it would cut the ratio in half type thing... yeah i bet that is how it works and your video shows an example of it when you capture the image of the light coming in from the hole an it looks like our bright sun against the dark backdrop of space, and that is what i thnk the suns are.. holes in space, where a pixel of light is peering through, from the inside or permalight center of space,.. which means that it is technically outside of our container.... it gets psychedelic to imagine,.and i love it love it love it.. the LENS... the device of time travel. keep up the awesome work..
May I suggest one tip, since I'm an active scanograph... Instead of recording in tif file, you should record in bitmap file (.bmp). A bitmap file is a raw file. Or, by ancestry rights, a raw file is a bitmap file with added Metadata. If you record in bitmap file, you will have all the flexibility of a raw file. The bitmap files produced by Epson scanner can take a huge amount of editing before becoming burned or abstract. By the way, in the video your scanner seems to produce no light at all. How do you do that?
Tif files are theoretically uncompressed, but only retain details that are visible to the eye. Bitmap file (and it's descendant, the raw file) are uncompressed and retain all and every details, including the details invisible to the human eye. In a lightroom competition between a Bitmap file and a tif file, the Bitmap will win, since it is possible to recover way way more details in the shadows, the black and the lights. The Bitmap file is your Epson scanner's raw file
Thanks for the easy directions and what to expect. Thought this would make an excellent project to do with my grandchildren. Wonderfully easy. Won't be able to do this for the eclipse, but what fun afterwards.
Wow. Thank you so much 💪😎
when trying to export it through audacity, it changes the .bmp to .raw when i export is this a recent change?
Yeah seems like you can't change the extension when you save any more, had this problem in class the other day too. You can still do it after the fact, just make sure you have extensions visible in your finder/explorer.
Well done
When I export, I can't open the bmp / tif file... I'm using windows 11
Could be any number of issues, have a read through the comments to see some troubleshooting I've helped others with.
just found out that I shouldn't alter the beginning of the audio.... it worked well@@kindredcameraschannel
when saving mine reverts back to .raw when clicking export even after changing it to .tif? not sure why its refusing to save as a file type i put
This seems to be a new thing with one of the recent updates. You can change the extension after it's been saved, just make sure you have view file extensions turned on in your finder/explorer.
same probleme
You ever figure this shit out, I got the same issue.
This tutorial is really cool! It worked the first few times I did it, but now photoshop won't let me open the new tif file because it 'isn't a TIFF file' even though it is... is there a way to fix this issue?
Sounds like the file's become corrupted - try microsoft paint (or mac equivalent), I've found it to be more forgiving than photoshop.
Fab idea 💡
Cheers mate!
Thank You the result were very cool!
Glad you liked it!
Audacity wont open my BMP or TIF... Do I need another version?
I've just checked on the current version, works fine. Make sure you are following the correct import process.
So if applying audio effects to the data of a still image alters it, is there any way to hook up a digital video file to a VST plugin and manipulate it in real time?
Only one way to find out!
what would happen if you add an audio track in addition to the image track?
Only one way to find out :)
So I followed this and was able to make it work, but only in black and white? It also doesn't let me change raw to tif (mac)
im having the same problem with exporting a file as tif from audacity
Haven't had this problem before, though I notice BMP's are less colourful than TIF's. When are you trying to change the extension, at the export stage or once the file is created?
after ive got my .raw glitched photo, how do i save it as a jpeg in the same giant resolution? File is corrupted if i try to open it anywhere but photo viewer
You'll need to change the .raw extension back to what you started with - .tif or .bmp - which you can do by just editing the filename if you missed it in the export process. Then you should be able to open it up with an image editor and resave as a jpeg for a stable file.
its not letting me either, i tried multiple times to change it to tif. but couldnt. is it another way to save it ? or this something changed on audacity? @@kindredcameraschannel
Amazing
for some reason i cant open the file in any software after exporting from audacity
It's a bit of a process to troubleshoot where things are going wrong, but the first thing I would do is import and export a photo to audacity without making any changes. If there are no issues, then the original problem is coming from how you are making the changes - next try doing a small invert adjustment to the middle of the file, which is a pretty dependable glitch. If you still can't open the file without doing any changes, then the issue is coming from the way the file is formatted, or your import/export settings.
this is raddddddd i've been wanting some good in-depth tutorials on databending since it's such a niche hobby, but it's SO cool. great work 👏
I've just bought a bunch of cheap cameras to try some circuit bending with - if I can get something working I'll create another video, because there isn't much on this topic either!
Cool!!!
I really enjoy you going through all your troubleshooting! Such a great and thorough tut!
Glad you enjoy it!
Amazing what detail, thoroughness and creativity goes into these shoots, not to mention the patience needed through trial and error. We’ll done😊
Thanks!
Great job
Thanks!
Looks like a lot of fun and a great result
Yeah a real fun day, got the interns involved too.
Audacity refuses to export as other without converting it to .RAW , how can i get around this?
You can also change the file extension after exporting by just replacing the .raw with whatever file format you started with.
my friends and I finished a college project with the help of your video!! great work man
Awesome stuff, glad I could help!
That end result 🤩🤩
Pretty nice hey!
I sometimes run into issues if I try to apply effects to the very end of the audio file. Is there any reason for that? I notice that the bottom part of the exported image isn't affected at all and if I appy processing to the whole audio file (minus the header) the thing gets corrupted.
I haven't run into this problem myself, but some effects/images are more temperamental than others. I also find you run into more problems if the audio length changes - e.g. doing a tempo adjustment - and if I'm using a really big image.
Great video, as someone who has just bought a Canon photo printer there’s lots of useful info here✌️🇦🇺
Nice! I just bought myself a Pro1000s for my studio, looking forward to getting some use out of it.
Great
Great video, im looking for a way to film inside a camera obscura. How did you set the camera to film inside?
Just need a really high ISO and a wide aperture lens to let as much light in as possible.
Spying on the city
I'm lucky I've got such a good view!
I first heard this in Art class and it is amazing. I still cannot wrap my head around it.
It's a pretty awesome blend of art and science. I definitely am not the best person to explain the nitty gritty of it, but looking into pinhole photography will give you some more answers.
These videos are really well made!
Thanks!
Hey, you probably won’t see this, but I’m having trouble exporting. No matter what I do, wether it’s .tiff or .bmp, my Mac won’t recognize the format and open it. Even if it did perfectly fine before I used audacity. Any tips?
SAME, did you find a solution?
@@jack_o1994 not really. sometimes it does work if I edit the name of the file a lot - for some reason completely unknown to me - but other than that, no. I’ve only found to images that I am able two use without too much hassle. The rest just don’t seem to work.
Sorry for the late response, haven't been back here for a while. It can be a tricky process, but a few things you can try: - Export the image without any changes (this will help you work out if the problem is happening on the original photoshop or audacity end) - Use a small file - around 1000 pixels - Things that shorten the audio can corrupt more easily, particularly for BMP's - Do a small invert change in the middle, this is my go to for troubleshooting as it rarely causes issues If you can't get it working, you could also look into hex/text editor glitching, which isn't as versatile but often works a bit easier.
I read about "camera obscura" in AP Art History, but didn't understand it. I came across it again just now and decided to look it up. Wow! I feel like I've been blind my whole life prior to knowing this is possible. Mind blown.
Honestly it's one of the coolest things ever, give it a go!
What size image did you use if you dont mind? I'm trying to get the phaser effect to look similar to yours and image size seems to be playing a part in some of the results, any tips would be greatly appreciated! great videos!
I normally use small images, between 1000-2000 pixels. Good luck!
Thats so cool!
Awesome hey!
Wow! That's super cool
Awesome hey!
how do i make sure i dont corrupt the header?
Don't select the start, I've just not been selecting the first second but you can probably get away with selecting more of the audio.
@FlammableFish-ng3vz is spot on, if you zoom in really far you'll see it at the start.