My name is Matty Wolin and welcome to my photography blog. The name ShutterRunner comes from the fact that most of the photography you will see here was taken on a run. I am an avid long distance runner, and one day decided to make my marathon training a little more interesting and brought along a point and shoot camera. The rest is history.
I quickly became obsessed with photorgaphy, so much that I now consider photography my primary hobby ahead of running. Since I have taken photography more seriously, my equipment has gotten more serious. I currently carry a sophisticated Digital SLR camera, lens, and tripod along with me on all of my runs.
The style of photography on this site is called High Dynamic Range Photography. The process of creating hdr imagery involves capturing multiple exposures of a scene with the use of a tripod. With the foreground middleground and background all captured at the appropriate exposure levels in the various images, the images are blended together with softare, a process known as tonemapping.
COMING SOON: HDR TUTORIAL
My Equipment
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Camera Bodys:
- Nikon D700
- Nikon D5000 (backup)
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Lenses:
- Nikkor 14-24mm F2.8
- Nikkor AF 50mm F1.8
- Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 (backup)
- Nikkor DX 35mm F1.8 (backup)
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Tripod:
- Legs: Manfrotto 190CXPRO3
- Head: Manfrotto 498RC2
Software
- HDRSoft Photomatix Pro
- Adobe PhotoShopt CS4
- Nik ColorEfex Pro
