Category Archives: Photography

Recolored: Automatic colorizing for B&W photos

Received this in my Download Squad RSS feed this morning. Norwegian developer Haakon Bertheussen has implemented an algorithm that colorises black and white photos in his own program called Recolored. The Windows beta is available to play with for free. … Continue reading

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Digital photo printing

I have always been happy with the on-screen viewing of photos taken with my Nikon D70, but when printing them out on my ‘photo’ printer, my pictures have always been a little grainy, leading me to worry a bit about … Continue reading

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First people photoshoot

I was asked by the BMF to take some photos at the Ace Cafe on Sunday, as they had invited some MEPs from the UKIP to a meeting about some new UK biking laws. The mayor of brent and some … Continue reading

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Chimping

Something I’m definitely guilty of! Chimping. Own up Jay!!!

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Stargazing

Late last night I noticed that there wasn’t much cloud cover and decided to stare up at the stars for a minute or two while waiting for my laptop to finish burning a DVD. I easily recognised Ursa Major (or … Continue reading

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A great photo gallery

One for all my photographer friends out there. Found a link to this site in my RSS aggregator this morning. Wish I could take photo’s like this!Courtesy of SimpleBits

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UK Photographer’s Rights

Being a keen amateur photographer, I’ve been researching the rights and laws concerning taking photo’s in public for a little while. This came up in a discussion I had with a fellow biker and semi-professional photographer at the Frith Street … Continue reading

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Nikon D70

Sunday saw the purchase of yet another overly expensive electronic gadget – A Nikon D70 digital SLR (from Kamla on tottenham court road), complete with an 18-70mm lens (the kit lens) and a 70-300mm G lens as well. I’ve always … Continue reading

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