They range from topics on infrared photography, ultraviolet, high speed, synchroballistic, panoramic, special effects, peripheral, schlieren, photofinish, and many other topics. Streak cameras display time as an obvious dimension of the images they generate. We are preconditioned to assuming that photographs are made in an instataneous manner. By making exposures sequentially, using a matte-box, we can produce images that startle and confuse our audience.
Deception is also possible.
Work is based on the use of a linear CCD array removed from a cheap hand scanner and installed in a 35mm camera body for doing peripheral, panoramic and image plane scanning. Stroboscopic photography of objects in motion is a fascinating application in photography. Usually performed with sophisticated and expensive flashing stroboscopic lights, this article describes an approach more within the means of most photographers. This article describes a very basic but highly effective way to make a sound activated synchronizer that will allow you to make pictures of bursting balloons, shattering light bulbs, etc. Among flow visualization techniques, the Focusing Schlieren system has been largely ignored by the field.