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Ha! Fooled you.
2007:01:25 (Botanical Gardens)
I have to echo what's been said above, these colours really stand out well.
Thanks.
I've had this happen twice now. Both times in Manual, the first was this one
Post# 3883 https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/204316/
Not sure why or how yet though.
Thank You very Much
Thank You I just got lucky thats all.
Meet piggy, who sacrificed all, so that I could buy the fisheye lens used to take his picture.
"bank"
I.2007
We'll never forget you piggy....
Cool shot by the way, as usual.
Another great shot yakamoto, seems like you have a really good sense of exposure and feel for that camera.
As long as we're doing birds..
Thanks alot,
My next one is to try a in-flight shot like yours here. So far I've been unsuccesfull. Any tips for me?
my alma mater dedicated the new library today (which is a million times better than our old one, it was loud, old, dirty, and not a library). here's a pic from that. too bad i don't get to study in there...i just graduated too. bunch of liars...they said it was supposed to be done before i graduated....(i graduated a semester early, most of my mates get to study their last in here).
bunch of liars...they said it was supposed to be done before i graduated....(i graduated a semester early, most of my mates get to study their last in here).Attachments
Little colored pots in my window still. The whole picture in general reminded me of snow.
Camera: Nikon D70s.
Camera: Nikon D70s.
Another great shot yakamoto, seems like you have a really good sense of exposure and feel for that camera.
As long as we're doing birds..
This is a superb wildlife capture. Personally I would lose the border. This image would look even more stunning on plain black mount..... Personal prefs
Thanks. On my monitor (calibrated with a Spyder 2 unit) it looks ok, meaning I can see all of the chair. I think I wanted to keep the sense of inner darkness opposing the outer gloom.
Ancient Ruins, Angkor Wat, Cambodia 01/18/07
Camera: Canon Powershot Pro1
Focal Length: 14mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/250 @ f4.0
Wow that is a great photo, where in Thialand is that?
Eric
1/23/07 / The Tabernacle / Atlanta, Ga
Camera: Olympus S710
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/5.7
Focal Length: 19.5 mm
ISO Speed: 1600
Exposure Bias: 0/10 EV
Camera: Olympus S710
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/5.7
Focal Length: 19.5 mm
ISO Speed: 1600
Exposure Bias: 0/10 EV
Taken with a P&S Nikon.
I took this picture for my first Digital Imaging assignment.
I changed the levels and did some dodging and burning.
Any critique would be appreciated.
Taken with a P&S Nikon.
I took this picture for my first Digital Imaging assignment.
I changed the levels and did some dodging and burning.
Any critique would be appreciated.
Very nice picture.
now here is my critique's
First eithier shoot one whole flower, or two and get the whole thing in frame.
Second go easy on the luminosity, I'm on a callibrated PC
and I know the screens on macs are a lot brighter. To me this shot is blinding.Couple ways of doing this is Curves (Likely the best) or Use a soft brush, set to black or another dark color and use vivid light and brush over the light areas. If the shot was underexposed to begin with you could have duplicated the layer set blending to screen, and lowered the opacity until the shadows came out, without going to far. I can barely see the raindrops on the petals.
Whispy Water
Ok, now it's my turn for some C&C
I've always liked the shots of waterfalls and streams with the silky smooth water flow. So this is my first atempt at such. Exif will tell the rest.
NIKON D40
2007:01:25 15:56:52 (Man-Made Stream at Gardens.)
Focal length: 18.0mm
Exposure time: 1.000 s
Aperture: f/22.0
ISO equiv.: 200
Exposure bias: -0.67
Whitebalance: Auto
Metering Mode: center weight
Exposure: shutter priority
Ok, now it's my turn for some C&C
I've always liked the shots of waterfalls and streams with the silky smooth water flow. So this is my first atempt at such. Exif will tell the rest.
NIKON D40
2007:01:25 15:56:52 (Man-Made Stream at Gardens.)
Focal length: 18.0mm
Exposure time: 1.000 s
Aperture: f/22.0
ISO equiv.: 200
Exposure bias: -0.67
Whitebalance: Auto
Metering Mode: center weight
Exposure: shutter priority
This is a superb wildlife capture. Personally I would lose the border. This image would look even more stunning on plain black mount..... Personal prefs
Thanks, yeah I didn't have the original so I had to use the old one with the border - I agree though lol.
I have one of him catching a piece of bread haha.. need to find that folder.
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