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Yet more Sydney Harbour (and surroundings)
Chris. Did you take all the images in Auto Mode ? RG. Camera-Specific Properties: Equipment Make: PENTAX Corporation Camera Model: PENTAX K10D Camera Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows Sensing Method: One-Chip Color Area Color Filter Array Pattern: 638 Focal Length (35mm Eq...
Posted by hotshots4u2c on 28/11/2007 - 21:07
Trying out my new Sigma 10-20mm...
Out for a walk today and crossed under the M3 near the Hockley Viaduct. The early light was reflecting off the Itchen and lighting up the normally-dark girders that support the M3. GX10, 10mm, 1/4 sec at F8, ISO 200. I *love* that lens... Very slight barrel distortion corrected by Bibbl...
Posted by karma mechanic on 25/11/2007 - 15:14
Portrait - of a tigergirl
No critic here. Who could resist such a lovely and funny portret. One tip though.....There is a slight halo visible caused by the layermask and amount of blurring. This portret is perfect to select with the pen tool and then use lens blur found under:filter>blur>lens blur. You can achieve a v...
Posted by Malo1961 on 03/01/2008 - 20:03
Preying Mantis Picture...
Taken with K100D 18-55mm lens, +4 close up filter in AV mode 1/60 F19 ISO 200 with Flash...very slightly cropped. :D
Posted by Rae000 on 05/01/2008 - 17:02
First B&W with Pentax 645
If you can, process your own black and white film. It isn't difficult and it will reap rewards for you. Once you are in the swing of things your results will be vastly superior. I've processed B&W before but only 35mm. I've still got all the kit though so I will be giving it a try again. Back th...
Posted by niblue on 13/01/2008 - 11:53
First B&W with Pentax 645
When I'm shooting landscapes with the DSLR I expose for the sky, for the reasons discussed here. Shooting film, even though I often will be scanning the results, I don't necessarily take the same approach, but instead would be looking for a more balanced exposure (I don't know if this is right or...
Posted by niblue on 15/01/2008 - 09:49
Frosty Day
The weather has been nice but very cold here today so I took a few snaps in the garden then later went for a walk in the hills behind my house: K10D, DA 16-45, ND grad K10D, DA 16-45, ND grad K10D, Cosina 100mm F3.5 macro K10D, Cosina 100mm F3.5 macro *istDS, Sigma 10-2...
Posted by niblue on 12/01/2008 - 16:45
Frosty Here Too
I haven't been out with the camera since Xmas, I was given the flu as a present, so with the forecast for today being 'frosty with sunshine', and the effects of the flu receding, I packed a few lenses and the K10D, and went for a walk in the countryside west of Edinburgh. Frost was there, but the bl...
Posted by niblue on 13/01/2008 - 11:42
beach snail macro
went to the beach today, was beautiful weather down here, best day of the year so far... these were the most surprising shots, the snail was taken on the beach balanced on a pebble I don't have a macro yet!!! but used the 50mm 1.4 and a close up filter comments welcome please... Lilly ...
Posted by Lilly on 27/01/2008 - 22:04
Big beautiful blue skies
Hi - No, should I have? I've not got any filters at all. . . snip Not a question of whether you should have or not, it just looks as if you did! A polarizing filter has the effect of darkening blue skies and reducing haze. If you didn't use one and didn't tweak the colours in post processing then y...
Posted by promhandicam on 07/02/2008 - 22:16
Big beautiful blue skies
Thanks for that km - I've learnt something today :) The near half moon round glass of the outer element and the filter in a vertical plane - makes sense when you think about it. By the way km, your infrared gallery is bl**dy fantastic :D
Posted by robby on 08/02/2008 - 20:51
Of Shadows and Boys
This is my first photo posted here and I wondered what you thought. This is as is from the camera, no cropping :? Danson Park, ISO100, F5.6 1/80 (with +0.3 compensation), WB set to daylight. Taken with Sigma 18 to 200mm at 18. No filter and camera held to my eye.
Posted by beakynet on 10/02/2008 - 00:00
A few car pics what do you think?
A polarising filter might cut some of the reflections on your highly polished cars.
Posted by MX veteran on 16/02/2008 - 21:10
A few car pics what do you think?
Using multiple exposures or a grad ND filter to bring out the skies more would be nice, adds more detail to the photo Otherwise, the cars look great, perhaps as someone said, a cpl filter to remove the harsh reflections I can imagine a very nice shot of the blue car at sunrise/sunset with the ...
Posted by ikillrocknroll on 16/02/2008 - 22:09
opinions please
My fav is def. no 1a., what gorgeous colour - is it au naturelle or a filter? only crit I wd say is I wd lop about a 1/4 off the top, letterbox format wd look real good. 3a, great in mono, but I think I wd be a bit more dramatic by contrast dodge & burn to bring the eye in. BTW dirty senso ma...
Posted by Lilly on 17/02/2008 - 17:25
Spider Pic
Mine is a rather obscure one of which little is known. Its AF and has a dedicated pentax mount (not the adaptall) . Heres a pic of it, tell me if anyone has seen one before :?: Nope - unusual filter size too, I was only aware of the Adaptall version which had a 49mm front end. :?
Posted by hefty1 on 20/02/2008 - 16:50
Spider Pic
Mine is a rather obscure one of which little is known. Its AF and has a dedicated pentax mount (not the adaptall) . Heres a pic of it, tell me if anyone has seen one before :?: Nope - unusual filter size too, I was only aware of the Adaptall version which had a 49mm front end. :? The only info...
Posted by Clarky on 20/02/2008 - 16:58
mono trees
Nicely developed, good tonal range, delicate touch, soft & gentle light, but I agree with others I don't like the very obvious trees leaning inwards. I have just discovered the 'distort' correction filter in CS3 which cd easily correct this, with not a lot of crop afterwards. I don't particula...
Posted by Lilly on 21/02/2008 - 22:22
Opinions :-)
Brian, I always like your work and agree with everyone's views on this shot. :) I have a question though - in #3 there's a whole lot of strange shadow appearing on the door and window frame, that I see no trace of in 1 and 2. Is this some latent stuff that the processing brings out? Sorry ...
Posted by McBrian on 29/02/2008 - 20:19
RE: Feather
Hi all, I have been getting very bored and restless whilst waiting for my kit to arrive, so I have been playing with the close up function on our digital camcorder. I saw this feather and liked the colours, so I tried different ways and backgrounds to highlight its colours and show it off and ...
Posted by pnjmcc on 11/03/2008 - 22:06
