Workshops
The Week Inbetween Team Sessions
Our LAST workshop of this season was on Wednesday 17th April 2024
Birds and Wildlife by Max Law
This new venture is for club members to share their skills and knowledge with each other in an informal way. It is essentially based on workshops for the members, by the members. There is a core group of 4 members who organise the meetings, and these meetings take place in the hall on Wednesday evenings, on weeks in between the formal programme.
There is a nominal charge of £3 for each member to attend, to cover the cost of hall hire.
The TWITS meeting was on Wednesday 1st November at 7.30pm and the workshop was targeted at sharing Adobe Photoshop skills, specifically uploading, basic edits including use of layers, and saving the edit.
It is our intention to continue to hold and develop these sessions as long as there is a demand.
InfraRed
by Chris Harvey 21st February 2024
Excellent practical session on how to do your own InfraRed photography
Follow the instructions in a full page presentation
by clicking the PDF double arrow below
PhotoBooks
PhotoBooks by Howard Pratt. 24th January 2024
Excellent practical session on how to make your own photobook.
Follow the instructions by clicking on Howards Youtube Video.
Who would think glueing & sticking could be such fun!
November Workshop on how to set up your camera by Steve Morris.
To view PDF, click on the double arrows to start the presentation
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Notes for the Macro Presentation by John Ellis
Macro Photgraphy
EF100 f/2.8L macro
1/500 f/5.6 ISO200
What is it?
In 1899 W.H. Walmsley suggested macro
as “a photograph up to 10x magnification”.
Today’s sensors are relatively small
but prints are much larger.
A 6x4” photo will give a 4x magnification
from a full frame sensor, 7x from an
APS-C.
Many lenses have a maximum magnification
of around 0.25x at their closest focussing
distance, so even a 6x4 print could be
life size.
Techy Bits
Macro Images
Focus Stacking
