The Levin Camera Club

The Levin Camera Club is an incorporated society, affiliated to the New Zealand Photographic Society. We meet on the fourth Tuesday of the months January to November at 7.15pm in The Gallery, Thompson House, 4 Kent Street, Levin.

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Newsletter May 2013

Levin Camera Club Newsletter May 2013:  Results of our April Competition feature this month with a display of the winning inages from small and mounted prints;  The club program  to August is listed;  and a short article on a club outing to Welleington for a night shoot.

Published: 17/05/2013 5 PM | 19 View(s)

Newsletter April 2013

Levin Camera Club Newsletter April 2013:  This month we begin with an article on "Wildlife Photography" - including the constuction of an aid to low level work.;  Outline our programme through to the end of August;  And give you rthe results of the March Competitions along with the winning photos.  

Published: 17/04/2013 2:50 PM | 24 View(s)

Newsletter March 2013

Levin Camera Club Newsletter March 2013:  This month we open with an article about becoming a better photographer, provide details of our programme to June 2013, list the February competition results, and show some winning images.

Published: 25/03/2013 09 AM | 38 View(s)

Competiton Rules

Rules governing the running of the club competitions

Published: 17/05/2009 12 PM | 299 View(s)

Constitutional Rules

The Constitutional Rules of The Levin Camera Club (Incorporated) updated 25 February 2009

Published: 19/04/2009 12 PM | 246 View(s)

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Club Galleries

October 2010 Competition Entries
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6 images from the Levin Camera Club | Created: 11 Dec 10

Photos by Helen Rock

6 images from the Levin Camera Club | Created: 27 May 10

Member Albums

A Selection

6 images by bimboy | Created: 07 Apr 10

Random Images
A composite panorama of the Tararua Ranges photographed from the grounds of Waiopehu College. An Eye dog working sheep Horse and rider at Levin AP&I Show. This was captured during 2006. I found it an intriguing find tucked away up a side street in Wellington. I took three photos at the time and this image is a composite image incorporating elements from those to provide the

4 images by Ronbu | Created: 05 Nov 08

Birdlife
An alert waxeye rests briefly on a branch A tui stands proudly watching the photograppher.

2 images by Ronbu | Created: 03 Nov 08

Ronbu's Demonstration
Selective lightening of the hills has had the effect of balancing the exposure better. While not as good as the full HDR treatment it is a way of On the left is the original image. On the right is a copy with perspective correction & straightening applied to make the verticals look more natural. Some sharpening has also been used to remove softness introduced during processing. The copy is also cropped (particularly on the right) as a necessary part of the perspective correction process. Here's the image Band of color by protector with a little light introduced under the hat brim to bring out the detail aroung the eyes and give the viewer better 'contact' with the subject. A touch of sharpening has also been done to take away a little softness in the original. Here's the cargo ship with the horizon straightened so that the ship is sailing level. Compare this with the original in the Big and Small album. Obviously to do this properly one needs to start with the original image as probably the very first adjustments made. Any image that has definite lines that should be either horizontal or vertical need this straightening adjustment except in the circumstance where the tilt is so exaggerated that it is apparently intentional. Here's your leaf image with the distracting strip across the top cloned out. This allows the viewer to concentrate on the leaf without the darker band across the top tending to pull the eye away from the main subject. Small changes can sometimes considerably strengthen the impact of an image. Compare with the original image at: http://www.keyimagery.com/community/albums/album_detail.php?albumid=44 or visit byever's

7 images by Ronbu | Created: 05 Nov 08