CJK Media

11/18/2021

11/02/2021

It was great to get the chance to work with such a cool company with a cool story!

09/01/2021

This story is so inspiring! I am so honored to be able to help showcase and share Morgan’s story and others like it.

07/05/2021

Happy 4th of July! Photo Tip: if you are wanting to get good pictures of fireworks this 4th set a low exposure on your phone and experiment. For a dedicated camera - set your camera to a low iso, closed aperture (IE F11), and use the bulb shutter speed (and hold the shutter for the entire firework)!

04/30/2021

The print store is now open! Find prints, cards, and more on the CJK Media print store! Options will be continuously expanded!
What better way is there to show your gratitude towards someone than with a custom made thank you card with pictures of Nebraska?

Order in the next week and get 5 - 10 % off for the opening sale!
Visit: http://cjk-media.com/prints

(Offer stands as 5% up to $50 and 10% after that)

04/30/2021

Sunsets are a beautiful thing.

I have a bunch of different versions of this same photo, all just a few minutes apart, or some just with different edits, but it’s amazing how beautiful and peaceful nature is, it’s constantly changing but sometimes it’s worth it to just sit down and watch the sunset.

04/23/2021

The Road
Winding through the tops of the hills, this road is a nice short scenic drive through northern Nebraska. This is one of my favorite images from the air so far. There is something about the simplicity, the color, and the concept of a lonely winding road that makes this image what it is. I can’t wait to get more like this one!

Shot on DJI Mavic 2 Pro

04/20/2021

Tech Tuesday: Rolling shutter

On phone cameras you can often notice artifacts, lines, or distortion when taking images or video of fast moving objects. This is called the rolling shutter effect, and is due to the image sensor speed reading from top to bottom. The object is moving faster than the sensor’s reading speed causing artifacts to form. Compare between the images to see the difference the rolling shutter effect causes.

Fast rotating objects can cause this effect: propellors, wheels, baseball bats, spinning coins and more.

Professional cameras with actual shutters instead of electronic shutters like the one in your phone do not have the same issue very often.
Mirrorless cameras however often can have rolling shutter on silent shooting mode (using an electronic shutter), and turning on the mechanical shutter removes the artifacts and most of the deformation.

Photos taken with the Sony A7iii showing the DJI Mavic 2 Pro.

04/12/2021

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See my services, previous and current projects, and learn more about CJK Media's story.

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