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K10Ds' first week.
[quote:25fb1d48e3="Mannesty"]1: My eye goes straight to the scratch on the girls arm. You might clone it out. Also, when people are the main subject, the eye(s) should be in focus. 2: Nice composition but overexposed. 3: My kinda pic. What is it? Its either a Blue tongue or a shingleback if i am n...
Posted by Clarky on 15/10/2007 - 12:30
K10Ds' first week.
Thanks for the comments folks :-) 1 - is somewhat soft - I Don't think the focus was on the tree, I think it's more a case of the tree got more benefit from sharpening in PP. he whole shot was pretty soft, and due to the tree had an awful green tinge to it. I've been shooting in RAW since :-)...
Posted by ThePup on 15/10/2007 - 23:26
K10Ds' first week.
Thanks for the comments folks :-) 1 - is somewhat soft - I Don't think the focus was on the tree, I think it's more a case of the tree got more benefit from sharpening in PP. he whole shot was pretty soft, and due to the tree had an awful green tinge to it. I've been shooting in RAW since :-)...
Posted by Clarky on 15/10/2007 - 23:31
Autumn in the Netherlands
Just missed almost all of the Autumn colors in my country this year. Bad weather and not enough time to get out this year. Most of the beautiful display by Mother Nature is already gone. Saw this one last Sunday in National Park Lauwersoog. had to go down on my back to get this angle.( Wet, very w...
Posted by Malo1961 on 15/10/2007 - 20:51
recent landscapes
My favourite is #2, with #3 and #5 vying for runner-up. I really like the emphasis on blue in #2, along with the "v" pattern that repeats at the second tree in the water, interesting at least enough for me. I could see this on the wall in my office. I'm always a sucker for a country ...
Posted by Kevin G. King on 19/10/2007 - 01:05
Autumn Colours
Can't remember looking at those, so thanks to Stefan for bringing these back to our attention. The horizontal frames work well for me and here they do emphasize the autumn colours. My favourite shot is the last one, looks at first as if the red leaf is missing some parts and then you realize th...
Posted by Prieni on 03/12/2009 - 12:24
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After 5 months of drought, the first rains and the springtime brings again the yearned grass… This image is from this morning at San José de Chasquivil (7000 feet ASL). EXIF Software: SILKYPIX(R) Developer Studio Version 3.0.13.2 1/250 s f/11 ISO 100 50 mm C&C welcom...
Posted by dirk1000 on 20/10/2007 - 00:42
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I rather like that. The DOF gives it a 3-D quality, and the scene has a timeless quality about it thanks to the lack of anything man-made in sight. However, it looks a little greeny-yellowy on my screen. G
Posted by George Lazarette on 20/10/2007 - 09:34
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However, it looks a little greeny-yellowy on my screen. That's grass, George :wink:
Posted by ChrisA on 20/10/2007 - 10:13
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However, it looks a little greeny-yellowy on my screen. That's grass, George :wink: Indeed, but I was referring to more than the gramineal chromaticism. G
Posted by George Lazarette on 20/10/2007 - 10:56
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[quote:2b5a7f8622="George Lazarette"]However, it looks a little greeny-yellowy on my screen. That's grass, George :wink: Indeed, but I was referring to more than the gramineal chromaticism. [/quote:2b5a7f8622] So what is your best ever Scrabble score? Gramineal is another cracker. My dictionary...
Posted by ChrisA on 20/10/2007 - 11:35
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:) lovely image Dirk, makes me want to visit Argentina :) BTW is this near where you live?
Posted by Lilly on 20/10/2007 - 13:46
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[quote:c538f7b70a="ChrisA"][quote:c538f7b70a="George Lazarette"]However, it looks a little greeny-yellowy on my screen. That's grass, George :wink: Indeed, but I was referring to more than the gramineal chromaticism. [/quote:c538f7b70a] So what is your best ever Scrabble score? Gramineal is anot...
Posted by George Lazarette on 20/10/2007 - 14:40
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Thanks for so praised and kind words. I feel myself very fortunate and lucky doing this as my daily job. And about the scene green and yellowish colors, this is pure nature whim…(and monitor calibration). Lilly, San José de Chasquivil is one of the places I fly daily and is at no more than 25 ...
Posted by dirk1000 on 20/10/2007 - 14:49
My first lunar photography session
I reckon it's big in the frame, but not sharp by a long way. This could be due to atmospheric conditions, shake even on a tripod with such a long lens, or the moon moving during the exposure. The moon moves very quickly and needs a reasonable shutter speed to arrest that, or a proper astronomical...
Posted by ChrisA on 21/10/2007 - 12:26
My first lunar photography session
John & Chris, Thanks to you both for your helpful feedback. Re sharpness, I think Chris has hit the nail on the head with his thought It may be that there's another variable that I haven't considered, but I'm tentatively suspecting that getting focus confirmation from the camera is not e...
Posted by TallNHairyDave on 21/10/2007 - 13:29
My first lunar photography session
I might be missing something here but apart from the stars, the moon should be about the the one subject that is really is "infinity". Providing the focus system of the camera is accurate, surely you just need to set it at infinity. :? I would be more inclined to look at the atmosheri...
Posted by Kim C on 22/10/2007 - 09:23
My first lunar photography session
Providing the focus system of the camera is accurate, surely you just need to set it at infinity. :? I would be more inclined to look at the atmosherics, movement (camera or moon) or even light pollution. Kim Not all lenses' infinity setting is at the end of the focus ring's travel. It often...
Posted by ChrisA on 22/10/2007 - 10:36
My first lunar photography session
Providing the focus system of the camera is accurate, surely you just need to set it at infinity. :? I would be more inclined to look at the atmosherics, movement (camera or moon) or even light pollution. Kim Not all lenses' infinity setting is at the end of the focus ring's travel. It often...
Posted by TallNHairyDave on 22/10/2007 - 12:28
My first lunar photography session
Flipping heck! if it wasn't for the watermark I'd not be sure that was the same image! Thanks for the tip! You're welcome. I was quite surprised myself that it came up so well. No sharpening technique can put in detail that wasn't there already. I've noticed if I attempt to sharpen pictures ...
Posted by ChrisA on 22/10/2007 - 12:42
