Thanks. Yes, I did that HDR with Photomatix, which in my opinion is so much more useful than the HDR function in Photoshop.
I don't like the HDR function in photoshop either. I think Photomatix is far better.
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I don't like the HDR function in photoshop either. I think Photomatix is far better.
HDR from 5 images using Photomatix. A bit of Downtown Fort Myers from the Main street parking garage. Some storms were rolling in.
Camera: Nikon D40
Shutter: from 1/3 a second to 5 seconds
Aperture: f/11
ISO: 200
Lens: 18-55mm
Focal Length: 18mm
that's niiiice. I'd like a straighter crop, to align it with that horizontal shadow at the bottom.
you guys rock! Not a day goes by that I don't see inspiring work in here.
Grommet going for a barrel... dawn patrol in Cocoa Beach, FL the morning of the Sean Slater Invitational. Nov 10, 2007.
L1=zd70-300mm
love the sun coming through that water, beautiful capture.
I shot my first (and hopefully last) wedding today/tonight. They didn't want anything too commercial at all, which is why they came to me.
So yeah, these are none too formal. (I'll probably make a thread later)In the words of my friend (the groom), it was "rednecks meet the Orient." His wife is from Japan. I loved her family, so charming and funny. (they looks serious here, though)
Pretty happy with the way most of the shots turned out, especially with this being my first shoot like this, and the first time using my flash real hardcore.
Canon 20d
EF 17-40mm f/4L @ f/4 and 17mm
1/80s
ISO 200
(flash diffused and bounced off ceiling)
I guess we all need our TP...
The only good thing about this clearcut in the Oregon coastal range... is that it's on fairly level ground. It gets real bad when they log on steep slopes due to erosion with the winter rains... another of my Canon point 'n shoot images...
Model: Canon PowerShot A95
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/1250 sec
Aperture: f/3.2
Focal Length: 7.8mm
The only good thing about this clearcut in the Oregon coastal range... is that it's on fairly level ground. It gets real bad when they log on steep slopes due to erosion with the winter rains... another of my Canon point 'n shoot images...
Model: Canon PowerShot A95
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/1250 sec
Aperture: f/3.2
Focal Length: 7.8mm
Let me guess. A new tract house subdivision named after the species of tree that's being destroyed?
Very minor levels adjustment in CS3, but nothing drastic. The key is the lighting. In Sweden, then sun never gets higher than 15-20º in the winter, so everything just glows.
I did my second (and also hopefully last) wedding this past weekend. Here's of the resulting photographs.
I'm pretty happy with the way this shoot turned out. But weddings are stressful and now I have the pleasure of sifting through about 900 images.
SLC
I'm pretty happy with the way this shoot turned out. But weddings are stressful and now I have the pleasure of sifting through about 900 images.
SLC
Here's an old one of mime. Taken whilst inter-railing around Europe. Orange train station, south of France.
Leica CL
28mm Leica/Minolta lens
F2.8
Slow shutter speed!
The blur is actually a container on a passing freight train - I started the exposure when an empty trailer went by, and then a container came into view for the end.
Leica CL
28mm Leica/Minolta lens
F2.8
Slow shutter speed!
The blur is actually a container on a passing freight train - I started the exposure when an empty trailer went by, and then a container came into view for the end.
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Doylem, that is a stunning photo--congratulations! It looks very much like an 18th-century landscape painting, as if you had gone to the same spot and taken a photo instead. Truly breathtaking!
totally. I hate the feeling I got while I was there.. like I was some piece of rented equipment. The bride and groom were great, it was their parents, and relatives.. "hey Chris, get a shot of this. Do that. Do this. How about a shot here? What about this? Get a shot of him. One of her. Can you get four shots of me and her, where we're making different faces in each? Can you do some backflips and juggle while taking photos? Thanks, that'd be great."
Ha, maaaan. 900 images eh? Yeah I came up with just over 800. UGH.
Thanks! Taken in Kansas City (MO), in an old residential neighborhood on the periphery of downtown.
I'm just lurking in this thread as my camera has been put away for a while. BUT, last time I checked, anyone who uses a camera is a photographer.
Old Picnic Spot
Old Picnic Spot
Near Chiang Mai, Thailand
November 18, 2007.
Nikon D40
Nikkor-H 28mm
Early morning shot. IR filter.
Old Picnic Spot
Near Chiang Mai, Thailand
November 18, 2007.
Nikon D40
Nikkor-H 28mm
Early morning shot. IR filter.
Nice shot freebooter, I hope you are enjoying your travels around Asia. Which camera are you permanently using? Are you saving up for a different one? I've seen you post shots from a D40, D40x, and a D80.
Old Picnic Spot
Near Chiang Mai, Thailand
November 18, 2007.
Nikon D40
Nikkor-H 28mm
Early morning shot. IR filter.
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