Tag: Secure Digital

• Catalyst One Day in Atlanta and No Film or CF Card?

  I am in Atlanta right now getting ready to shoot the Catalyst One Day event at Northpoint Church and later the Off the Blogs at Buckhead Church.  This was one of the most last minute shoots I was ever asked to do, but being that it was Catalyst (and the Off the Blogs) I was […]

  Scott Fillmer

  February 26, 2009

  Faith

  Andy Stanley, Anne Jackson, atlanta, Buckhead Church, card, catalyst, CompactFlash, film, georgia, Memory card, music, nikon, Secure Digital, shoot, twitter, worship

• What Kodak GC 400 Looks Like After 5 Years in a Camera

  I recently shot a few rolls with an old film camera that had a roll half exposed.  As far as I can tell, the film had sat in this camera for 5 years.  The time stamp on the first half of the film reads 11-12-03 so that is almost exactly 5 years to the day.  […]

  Scott Fillmer

  November 18, 2008

  Photography

  35mm, Allegedly Unethical Firms, business, camera, CNET, color, develop, Digital camera, Eastman Kodak, film, grain, kodak, old, Secure Digital, time, Wal-Mart, Walmart

• Busy Streets of Downtown Birmingham at Night

  I wanted to throw something a little different in there today for the image of the day, like an image of the night instead. One of my favorite times to shoot anything, photography related of course, is first light, last light, and at night. At night you can get some really unique perspectives you can’t […]

  Scott Fillmer

  April 24, 2008

  Photography

  alabama, birmingham, camera, Digital camera, downtown, Eastman Kodak, Film speed, low light, night, nikon, photog, potd, Secure Digital, Shutter (photography)