Відео

With camera lucida and osmo or freehanded?

I can’t get it to work

Hi great instructions.. I have the Osmo for my Ipad air, what app for ios do I use? Thx

Hi Jonathan Thanks for the great tutorials,just a bit concerned what will happen when all iPads will have front camera on landscape edge Thanks Bill

When and where do you flip the iPad camera to the front? iOS or in the app?

very interested in the AI within art. Please do more

Great introduction to Lucida which may well suit my needs. I am an airbrush artist and transferring an image to the substrate can be a real pain. I have used a projector but find it very awkward trying to trace on the vertical and trying to stand out of the way of the projector. How about going to A3 size?

Just the thing I need. Looking for ways to transfer my image for any size up to A3. Tried projectors but can’t get along with trying to draw on the vertical without standing in the way ready to airbrush. This could well be my best bet. Thank you.

Sorry to say Jonathan, but that's not helpful to those of us who don't have wifi / remote printing facilities. My printer is wired to my laptop. Would you pls upload the file so we can download and print it. With thanks in advance.

Wow, an Ipad that's 5 years old and it 'still does the job'.....quite the antique

Watching your videos Johnathan....Great! If you have 2 Ipads. like I have , could you use one of the Ipads to draw on the other Ipad using Osmo? Great videos. Just subscribed.

Great Job Johnathan. I love to see your style. More of the same please.

Thank you Jonathan

Thank you Jonathan

Grat Video...Thanks. Can you use the Camera Lucidia App and Osmo in Landscape Mode?

Thanks: useful

This is excellent

Thanks again for your series.. Question.. does the size of the iPad matter.. I currently have a quite old mini and a somewhat newer iPad Air Gen 3.. So, is 'bigger better?'

Thank you sir. I do have one question. Looking at your video.. let's choose the coffee cup on your desk. If I take a photo if it on my iPad and then want to render it either Larger or smaller.. to a pretty precise size.. What is the process for doing that? Is it part of the Cosmo or is it done on the iPad? Thank you..

Thanks a lot for sharing your hard-earned knowledge of how to use the Camera Lucida app. I am still struggling a bit even with your excellent instruction.

This is actually useful --- and hilarious! Thanks for spending the time to help those of us who are scratching our heads wondering what is going on!!!

Thanks for your terrific videos explaining what you've learned from using the Camera Lucida app. You've saved a lot of us a lot of time.

thank you!

omg marry me

Some thoughts on Mentor Klapp Reflex. I believe shutter has been replaced and simplified. The clue is in the scale on back of camera and innermost parallel roller. I believe it should have two blinds. One blind is moved to vary the width of opening. My camera has T instead of Z on shutter winder. Shutter is completely missing but has remains of curtain tape on innermost brass roller. Parallel rollers are coupled. To uncouple rollers to vary width of opening advance shutter winder while lifting knurled ring around shutter knob. At some point while rotating, the knurled ring will lift and uncouple rollers. Knurled ring has stops at each end of travel. Innermost roller is rotated by knurled ring. The numbers on shutter knob equate to width of opening. Viewing through rear ground glass is done at maximum opening of shutter as per large format practice. Lens panel and lens board behind are removable. I do not believe they were used with other lenses (non aperture lenses as in brass lenses) but can be because of shutter. Possible manufacturing dates 1910 to 1930. Could be bought with rectangular leather case which held camera horizontally closed and three double darkslide sheet film holders numbered 1 to 6. Photos of case and film holders are available online. earlyphotography.co.uk has explanation and diagrams of various two blind shutters. My example came with two film holders and some negatives which suggest last used early to mid 1930's. Single roller with numbers is for shutter tensioning. Higher number equates to higher shutter speed.

where can I buy the reflector?

Correction: I have a new IPAD Pro 12.9 inch. The camera is in the corner. How do I attach the Osmo? Thanks. Susan

I have a newv IPAD Pro 11.9 inch. The camera is on the corner of the Ipad. Where does the Osmo device go?

I have an IPAD pro 11.9 inch. The camera isin the side corner. Where does the OSMO go? Thanks, Susan

The distortion you are talking about is called "KEYSTONE EFFECT"

How would you set up for landscape paper?

Gracias Jonathan!!! Con tu video pude arreglar mi cámara Mentor Klapp que compré ayer a 60 U$S . Te agradezco desde Argentina.

Will this work with a 9th generation apple i pad

Hi just watched your excellent tutorial and got the app. Not clear about where I get the grid sheet from though. Thanks. Joe

Oh, and the other issue I am having is trying to figure out how to use the color pallet. When I choose it, the colors it brings up, I don't see my reference photo I am trying to draw. I have watched your videos on it and am still having trouble with it. Would you have any more in depth written instruction on this topic? I love the app. Thanks, Richard

Thank you Jonathan. I am sorry I do not have Facebook. Would you happen to have Peter's email address? Thanks, Richard

Thanks. I bought one. When using it, and when I work to set the target to eliminate distortion, sometimes my fat finger hits the reset button. Would it be possible to consider moving to a different location on that screen? Thanks, Richard

Thanks for the camera Lucida info. I’ve had the app for years and have only used it a couple times and every time I have to refresh how to use it. Lol Just wanted to let you know that platinum fountain pens don’t dry out and are fantastic with permanent inks. The platinum carbon black desk pen is long and thin like a brush and good for loose sketching. Every platinum has the same seal and doesn’t dry out so you can use a preppy, plaisir right up to the beautiful platinum 3776 with gold nib. Hope that helps! Lamps are terrible that way.

Well done Jonathan! Your tutorial was both educational and entertaining. And your video is a textbook example of excellent 'instructional design'. Thanks, Art

Is it possible to save your setup, such that you need to turn off your iPad and take a break, but come back later and continue where you left off in your previous drawing session? I am struggling with getting back to my original setup and alignment, when I get back into the app. I saved my original setup. When I press the restore button, it rotates my drawing. What am I doing wrong? Thanks

Where did you find that test set up page? Thank you for this tutorial. Your instructions were very clear. I was able to find the mirror, but not the little folding stand.

Hi does the stand you use have a brand name please Maybe you would add a link to Amazon please.

The heat sink you mentioned inside the battery pack is a thermal fuse. I couldn’t figure out what it was either until I hooked an ohmmeter up to it and heated it up. Only then did I see “70C” printed on the outside underneath the heat shrink. At 70C it quickly goes from zero resistance to being an open circuit. Maybe just a bimetallic strip inside or something that gets hot with enough charge current. 1:49

Hi again, so, when you say to get the image close to matching, how close do you mean? I am able to get it pretty darn close, except that the top or the bottom circles aren't quite matching. I also noticed that on your sheets the writing also matches. Why is my writing upside down? My paper is not upside down. Is it because the picture that I saved is not a mirror image? Or maybe it is a mirror image?🤷🏻‍♀️ Anyway, I've almost got it, I just can't seem to get one of the circles completely lined up. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Im hoping to use this technique for charcoal sketching and using a five value system of core shadow, cast shadow, highlights, reflected light and mid tones,

This is absolutely fantastic. I have interest in this. It's been many, many years since I've used my creativity like this. The lucida thing with the ipad is new for me. I may give it a try to bring back some muscle memory since I'm in retirement now and my hands are as steady as they used to be. I am almost hypnotized by listening intently and watching what can be done with technology. Keep producing and I'll keep watching.

Thank you so much! This was the best explanation that I’ve seen on how to manually set this up. It was more in depth than the others I watched. I think I f]get now. I’m going to give it a go, as you folks from the UK say!

Since the picture seems a little distorted to me, so I would say the Camera Lucida helped a lot with getting an accurate drawing down. I actually prefer the first painting. Don’t forget to look at your values; they are more important than the actual colors you use. I’m just learning to use this app and want to thank you for doing these videos. They are more helpful to me, and my older brain, to understand how to use it than Pete’s videos. You have more details. Thanks!

sorry, that made me laugh, and in fairness i didn't watch it all. I would just trace it.

I found out by watching this video where you got your iPad stand holder.