Everyone has been taking some great pics lately!!! I've got to get out and get some pics. I just upgraded to Leopard and i've had the flu, so i've not been out much!
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Picture of the Day (November 2007)
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Another nice one seenew :]
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/210)
Aperture: f/5
Focal Length: 6.3 mm
ISO Speed: 64 (Auto
)Date / Time: 2007:11:05 16:28:25
What program are you using to get these colors? Or are you getting it with your camera?
Combination of camera, beautiful weather, and photoshop. Plus a little magic, haha.
I like that a lot. Reminds me of an old movie. And probably a scary one, at that!
Thanks, its part of a new series I am doing...glad you go the dark/scary feeling...that's what I was going for.
Did not see any response to this yet. I like the composition.
Seems a bit fuzzy, maybe due to ISO 1600. Keep posting, the more you shoot, the better you get.
I shot this one at a wedding on cape cod a while back (not shooting the wedding, just a guest). I like it, but I wish I had used my mini tripod or a sandbag or something to allow a bit more exposure to make it really sharp.
1/15s
ISO 400
50mm
f 1.8
@Valdore - Beautiful HDR(?) shot.
Thanks! Yes, HDR from one RAW.
and another HDR but this time with multiple source images...
what process are you using when you just use one raw file? I can never make mine come out decent at all (on the occasion when I try for an HDR look)
1) I will import the RAWs into Aperture, and then split them into three different exposures - One overexposed by usually +2 exposure bias, one -2, and the original for the midrange exposure.
2) Export those versions as TIFFs with no metadata.
3) Go into Photomatix Pro and merge those differently exposed TIFFs, adjusting the levels in the HDR Photomatix editor as needed for the desired artistic and/or practical needs.
I can barley compete but:
and if the picture didnt work then linky:
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and if the picture didnt work then linky:
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Kickin'
I know... a pet shot..., so skip it if you want to...Two of my rescued Baja mutts on the local beach. The one on the left (Tequila) was very tentative for the first 10 minutes or so, and then finally let herself go. Her sister (Mini Maus) brings up the rear... just a point 'n shoot, but I like it.
Model: Canon PowerShot A95
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/500 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 7.8mm
I know... a pet shot..., so skip it if you want to...
Two of my rescued Baja mutts on the local beach. The one on the left (Tequila) was very tentative for the first 10 minutes or so, and then finally let herself go. Her sister (Mini Maus) brings up the rear... just a point 'n shoot, but I like it.
Model: Canon PowerShot A95
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/500 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 7.8mm
"Even my Grandma...!"
(actually, she's just a good friend of my mom)
This is an image I intend to get some mileage out of the next time that people start moaning that DLSR's are always "too big and too heavy."
One of the Candids from the photos I did for my niece's summer wedding. Since she's holding my dSLR, this was digitized from 35mm film.
-hh
(actually, she's just a good friend of my mom)
This is an image I intend to get some mileage out of the next time that people start moaning that DLSR's are always "too big and too heavy."
One of the Candids from the photos I did for my niece's summer wedding. Since she's holding my dSLR, this was digitized from 35mm film.
-hh
Eye on the Prize
Model: Canon EOS 40D
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/50 sec
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 28mm
Off-camera flash
Should have done it with black backdrop but didn't have time to set it up (figured my son might decide grabbing for the toy wasn't a good game soon)
Model: Canon EOS 40D
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/50 sec
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 28mm
Off-camera flash
Should have done it with black backdrop but didn't have time to set it up (figured my son might decide grabbing for the toy wasn't a good game soon)
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