Photo of the day July 2017

[Contra1971]

A weed in my back yard next to my BBQ pit

 

[Nathan King]

St. Joesph Cathedral. Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

 

[zagato27]

So, the fridge died last week. Been a long week waiting for delivery of the replacement (*it came today, HOOORAY). Been thinking about food and cold beverages all week. This was from "better times". Cheers

 

[heyisti]

 

[themumu]

Practicing wheelies today (spoiler alert: mine were not nearly as good).

Hollister Hills by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr

 

[Stefan johansson]

The dog doesn't look happy with the picture taking

Is that a ford truck by the way? I would't think there would be too many of those in rural Sweden.

The dog is just old. The truck is a Ford model A,and as the model A was just about the most sold car in Sweden during its production span,there are some of those left. The picture is not exactly from a rural area,it's in the central part of "old Linköping",a Town that today is most known for its university and the high-tech aircraft company.

 

[Susurs]

Deer park

 

[Reality4711]

You can upload them here directly.

How?

 

[Hughmac]

How?

When you click on 'Reply' there is an option to 'Upload a file' - I believe there is a size limit so you would need to resize any photos down to 2 or 3MB before uploading.

Cheers

Hugh

 

[Foogoofish]

I remember there used to be a thread on another forum, kinda like the weekly photo contest here..

The winner would post up a preview and a link to a raw file (e.g. via drop box)...
Participants would have a go at post processing it and describe the steps they took.
At the end of the week the OP would post their version up and decide a winner
The winner would then post up a new preview and a link to a new raw and the process started again...

It was a great way to learn new techniques and almost anyone who took part was happy to describe their process in more detail, if you needed it.

Sounds like an excellent idea to me. I really enjoy seeing how people work, especially with landscapes and tricky lighting that can't be controlled, and would love to hear how other people go about their post.

Shall we set one up and see how it goes?

 

[Hughmac]

Buddleia in White by Hugh Russell, on Flickr

Cheers

Hugh

 

[stillcrazyman]

Rusty old machine...

 

[Mark0]

Telford's Tower, Port Logan, SW Scotland.

Fuji X-T2 with XF 50-140mm f2.8
1/125s / f2.8 / ISO 1600

 

[Apple fanboy]

Rusty old machine...

Is that the inner workings of @kenoh's M9?
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Sounds like an excellent idea to me. I really enjoy seeing how people work, especially with landscapes and tricky lighting that can't be controlled, and would love to hear how other people go about their post.

Shall we set one up and see how it goes?

I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?

 

[TheDrift-]

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I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?[/QUOTE]

I'd give it a go if people wanted to give it a go...in the meantime a shop window that caught my eye...

Shop Window in Cadiz by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr

 

[Foogoofish]

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I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?

I'd give it a go if people wanted to give it a go...in the meantime a shop window that caught my eye...
[/QUOTE]

I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?

Ok, I will set something up with a file tonight when I get home from work - maybe do 3 shots for a bit of variety and people can mess about with each one? Whatcha think - or is 3 overkill?

 

[Reality4711]

When you click on 'Reply' there is an option to 'Upload a file' - I believe there is a size limit so you would need to resize any photos down to 2 or 3MB before uploading.

Cheers

Hugh

Don't know the file size limit but this is only 623 kb.

Just a fun image so no "you missed a bit" comments please.

Regards. Sharkey

ps:- what is the limit?

 

[yogeewan]

Just messing with a set of colour pencils.

 

[kenoh]

Is that the inner workings of @kenoh's M9?
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I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?

I think we did try it before but it didnt really work... but I am up for having a bash... happy to post a mediocre image for people to fix for me... but we have to list all the processing steps.
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Don't know the file size limit but this is only 623 kb.

Just a fun image so no "you missed a bit" comments please.

Regards. Sharkey

ps:- what is the limit?

3.6mb is limit i think. Why is he blue???

 

[VIPmediastar]

Miguel

 

[kenoh]

Is that the inner workings of @kenoh's M9?
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I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?

I hope it isnt the innards of the M9 or I am in for some teary eyes...
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Miguel

My wife pulls that same face when I point the camera at her...
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I think we tried it before on here. But why not if people are interested?

I'd give it a go if people wanted to give it a go...in the meantime a shop window that caught my eye...

Shop Window in Cadiz by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr[/QUOTE]


Do me a favour and convince me that these images are 90% abundance of your skills vs 10% M10... please please

 

[TheDrift-]

I hope it isnt the innards of the M9 or I am in for some teary eyes...
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My wife pulls that same face when I point the camera at her...
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I'd give it a go if people wanted to give it a go...in the meantime a shop window that caught my eye...

Shop Window in Cadiz by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr

Do me a favour and convince me that these images are 90% abundance of your skills vs 10% M10... please please [/QUOTE]

ha ha thanks, TBF i have been messing around with the 'painterly look' with the M10, it does give you a lot of DR to play around with..

an extreme example i know...but here is a 5 stop pull at iso 100, original ooc on the left.

 

[kenoh]

Do me a favour and convince me that these images are 90% abundance of your skills vs 10% M10... please please

ha ha thanks, TBF i have been messing around with the 'painterly look' with the M10, it does give you a lot of DR to play around with..

an extreme example i know...but here is a 5 stop pull at iso 100, original ooc on the left.

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Just please, for the love of all things holy... stop... I want an M10 but cant go there!










yet....
[doublepost=1500917187][/doublepost] P7230139.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr

Where is @anotherscotsman when you need him!?!
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Do me a favour and convince me that these images are 90% abundance of your skills vs 10% M10... please please

ha ha thanks, TBF i have been messing around with the 'painterly look' with the M10, it does give you a lot of DR to play around with..

an extreme example i know...but here is a 5 stop pull at iso 100, original ooc on the left.

View attachment 709844 [/QUOTE]

That is impressive recovery! seems the M10 has all the bits of the Sony I like with all the bits of the M9 I LOVE...

 

[Reality4711]

I think we did try it before but it didnt really work... but I am up for having a bash... happy to post a mediocre image for people to fix for me... but we have to list all the processing steps.
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3.6mb is limit i think. Why is he blue???

Because that is what I was asked to produce for my client.

 

[crf8]

Chattanooga, TN