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Discussion: Weekly Competition #6 "Wood"
GALOOT!! We had an agreement!!! :evil: I take it all back, your self portrait was rubbish! :lol: It's fun judging, isn't it? I was getting all confused about how many 2nd and 3rd places and commendeds I was awarding, Thomas has all this to look forward to. :twisted: Dan
Posted by Daniel Bridge on 13/08/2007 - 19:32
Not for the squeamish...
Has Derreck Pye started a new business? The retouching quality is in line with his wedding photography! Is there another extra charge to get your little girl back to normal? Just gotta say, WOW. Truly nasty.
Posted by amoringello on 08/08/2007 - 13:19
The fourth Oshkosh pic to be posted by me.
At the rear we have the Lockheed F-22A Raptor, in the middle the North American F-86F Sabre, and leading the Flight is the Lockheed P-38F-1-LO Lightning "Glacier Girl". Very nice. Difficult light, often not much you can do about it; some detail visible on the undersides even so. How ...
Posted by ChrisA on 09/08/2007 - 09:04
The fourth Oshkosh pic to be posted by me.
At the rear we have the Lockheed F-22A Raptor, in the middle the North American F-86F Sabre, and leading the Flight is the Lockheed P-38F-1-LO Lightning "Glacier Girl". Very nice. Difficult light, often not much you can do about it; some detail visible on the undersides even so. How ...
Posted by kcmadr on 09/08/2007 - 15:37
The fifth and sixth Oshkosh pics to be posted by me.
Piper Cub: This little photo was taken across the road from where we were staying in Oshkosh. They are essentially a farm with lots of corn crops, and the light was so beautiful I couldn't come home without a sample. This is the original file downsampled to 25% original size. And I will say that ...
Posted by kcmadr on 10/08/2007 - 04:05
The seventh EDIT(and subsequent) Oshkosh pics.
Thanks ChrisA for your comments. I agree 100%. You also have some experience with aviation photography I see. Some - virtually none since going digital, though I have spent a lot of time at airfields over the years. Amongst my negatives I have a lot of dross and a little nice stuff, all film and ...
Posted by ChrisA on 15/08/2007 - 23:10
Entering a photo competition
I like to have some sort of surround for my photos. I feel it helps to focus attention on the pictures themselves, as you can see on my entries for our "in house" competitions.
Posted by Ammonyte on 10/08/2007 - 22:34
Seagull Pic
I took this with the K100d with a 50mm 1.7 A manual focus one? Damn good, if so. Pretty good, even if not!! You even got them to look at the camera ;) Edit: in fact, I'd say damn good either way. Doing this even with AF with them this close and moving diagonally towards you would not be ea...
Posted by ChrisA on 11/08/2007 - 12:23
Seagull Pic
I took this with the K100d with a 50mm 1.7 A manual focus one? Damn good, if so. Pretty good, even if not!! You even got them to look at the camera ;) Edit: in fact, I'd say damn good either way. Doing this even with AF with them this close and moving diagonally towards you would not be ea...
Posted by Lilly on 12/08/2007 - 20:39
Nice Wall Decoration
:D Well friend at least my expenses have been saved for a while. My wife who is always after me to get our walls renovated from time to time was pursuing me to get some ideas from online. As expected I made a search and I landed upon this thread, and spiders are like monsters to my wife and seeing t...
Posted by abundleofjoy on 24/08/2007 - 19:12
Moment of panic (Pics in Re:)
I was hoping to post some pictures of Bilbo, our chinchilla, that I was shooting last night. I was shooting at ISO800 with my A50f1.7, which was very difficult to say the least. I was pleased with a few shots and I think as a sequence some of the out of focus shots actually add to the 'story'. He...
Posted by Tyr on 11/08/2007 - 16:04
Moment of panic (Pics in Re:)
Here are the pictures: White balance correction and noise reduction only, nothing else touched. Well, standard sharpening... All Shot: K10D SMC-A 50mm 1:1.7 1/40 f1.7 ISO800 RAW-PEF -> JPEG 80% in PP Catch me if you can! Not this time. *boing* Hold on ther...
Posted by Tyr on 11/08/2007 - 16:32
Moment of panic (Pics in Re:)
very cute pet. my kids would lovit! there are some ideas I have to help you get better shots if you are interested..... Please, I'm all ears. Well Bilbo is at least :lol: I tried getting him to stand still with food but he scoffed it down before I could focus and ran off again.
Posted by Tyr on 11/08/2007 - 16:41
Moment of panic (Pics in Re:)
do you have white ceilings? bouncing some halogen (flourecents work too)worklights off your ceiling to get your light levels up....(no ceilings? hang a sheet and bounce the lights off it(keep the lights safely away from overheating things) camera to f8 iso 100-400 shutter speed to at least equall y...
Posted by Don on 11/08/2007 - 16:57
Moment of panic (Pics in Re:)
a little brainstorming can go a long way....the lights I mentioned are about $15 (canadian) from the hardware store and are 500 watts 3200 deg kelvin...three should get you there. you can use wider apertures if you tripod mount your camera, pre focus on the spot you hid the food and use a remote re...
Posted by Don on 11/08/2007 - 17:31
Moment of panic (Pics in Re:)
never use hotlights around kids! another cheap "cool" light setup is this: wire up 5 cheap light fixtures to a 1 to 2 ft square peice of plywood (3/4") painted white, with 3-5 switches one for each fixture (or set of fixtures) on the back side, drill a hole in the bottom for your li...
Posted by Don on 11/08/2007 - 17:48
Using the K10D
I think it is to do with it being a sponsored article. There were several sponsored by Olympus a few months back.
Posted by Tyr on 14/08/2007 - 21:25
Using the K10D
Just received Popular Photography mag here, the whole back cover was a Pentax ad. I was rather surprised to see that.
Posted by amoringello on 15/08/2007 - 20:42
There is just so much to do !
Digital photography has opened up so many possibilities it is very hard to keep pace these days. Especially for some of us 1/2 Centenarians. I think I manage to keep up to date, I am computer literate, I use a Mac, and a PC, so won't go down the obvious route. I work in a medical physics environment...
Posted by Galoot on 15/08/2007 - 18:38
Discussion: Weekly Competition #7: Age
We knew George was possibly going to be a little late, but hang on for a short while and I'm sure when he gets his Internet access back the wait will be wiorth it.
Posted by johnriley on 23/08/2007 - 22:59
