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My first images with the 100mm Macro
Liam that's an excellent shot. I had been trying to get one today, obviously not even close to that in quality :wink: Wanted to ask you about the reversing of the 50mm lens please. I tried the reversing ring on my 50mm f1/4 and kind of DOF seems pretty tricky and very very hard to control. D...
Posted by LiamD on 09/02/2009 - 11:58
Follow up weekly comp.#82: Bicycles
Martin I hope you can help me. You apply the high pass filter at full size - true? If you then reduced the image size would apply sharpening again and if so unsharp mask or another high pass? Also applying a filter is sort of destructive in that once applied to a layer you can't unapply ...
Posted by mikew on 08/02/2009 - 17:49
Follow up weekly comp.#82: Bicycles
Hi Mike, I haven't used any Highpass filter to the used pictures above :wink:, But yes....I do use it, sometimes. High pass sharpening is only used by me in the following circumstances. #1: Mostly full size, but sometimes I mask off areas for local sharpening #2: I only sharpen at the end ...
Posted by Malo1961 on 08/02/2009 - 18:08
The Moon again
Hi, the only editing is in PSE with cropping to both shots, also the Sigma had a skylight filter on.
Posted by tomkeet on 08/02/2009 - 20:14
Still learning so don't get technical!
Well FishFace, you have achieved more than I have, I cannot get the hang of posting to this forum and I am what they call an experienced photographer. Your "snow covered log" is good, try not to get bogged down in "Post Processing"! get the image right in the camera in the first place and you are th...
Posted by Rees on 16/02/2009 - 10:36
My fun moments with the 50mm f1.4 :)
Amin, there are plenty of photoshop sharpening tutorials on the web - start with google & browse them till you find one your comfortable to follow. I think the sharpening on my example is slightly overdone, it's alot easier to control on an original size image. If your mainly interested in portraits...
Posted by RR on 18/02/2009 - 11:57
A secret Welsh lake....
hello, number 1, i find has to much in the scene, the jetty, boathouse and boats. number 2, would look good in b/w with a strong red contrast filter applied. number 3, just a tad to much sky i can only comment on what i would like, which dosnt say much 8) keep posting :D
Posted by matic on 21/02/2009 - 07:25
First try on infrared
Out of interest, what kind of infrared filter did you use?
Posted by isdky on 23/02/2009 - 09:15
First try on infrared
I have an K110D that has been converted to shoot infrared images - my understanding is that a filter is used that blocks most light in the visible spectrum, only letting light above around 720nm through (thus the filter is near opaque black when looking at it), as infrared light is, well, red you ge...
Posted by isdky on 23/02/2009 - 20:04
First try on infrared
Wow thank you all for your great reaction :D Brian, the filter was 89B from Ckoin for the Z-PRO holder Amin, as far as removing the flare goes, I only cropped the bottom half away from the image since that wasn't interesting, you can still see the big flares as a blue haze in the top right cor...
Posted by Anvh on 23/02/2009 - 20:08
First try on infrared
I thought Infrared was something unique to B&W photography? I know the effect can be re-produced on digital but where does the colour come into it? Lets have an explanation Stefan:D PS, nice effect though. The problem with the K10D is that it is hardly sensitive to IR so that even with an IR pas...
Posted by Tyr on 23/02/2009 - 20:31
First try on infrared
I thought Infrared was something unique to B&W photography? I know the effect can be re-produced on digital but where does the colour come into it? Lets have an explanation Stefan:D PS, nice effect though. The problem with the K10D is that it is hardly sensitive to IR so that even with an IR pas...
Posted by Anvh on 23/02/2009 - 21:18
First try on infrared
my understanding is that a filter is used that blocks most light in the visible spectrum, only letting light above around 720nm through (thus the filter is near opaque black when looking at it).... reddish coloured hue in your images to reduce this, you would set a custom white balance which would b...
Posted by Anvh on 25/02/2009 - 16:50
Morning Sun on Newhaven Harbour
Howdy, first pic i've posted in this forum section, so hello to all the regulars i've not introduced myself to yet. Constructive Criticism welcome on the shot below please. It's a cracking wee place and there's a lot to look at so i find it difficult to feel happy with any shot as i'm always l...
Posted by PeterMac on 26/02/2009 - 11:32
Morning Sun on Newhaven Harbour
The crop is a lot better, next time use a pol or a GND filter to get the fore ground a bit lighter but in the crop it already looks a bit lighter, well done.
Posted by Anvh on 26/02/2009 - 15:34
Shy Camel
OK, as promised. First opened the picture in LR, to see if some highlights could be retrieved from the jpeg. Luckily it did. After that I converted it to black and white with the greyscale tool in LR. Then I duo-toned it, to warm up the lights, and cool down the shadows. After that I expo...
Posted by Malo1961 on 27/02/2009 - 16:42
Cragside
Ted, is it me, or you set up your gear (or processing software) to higher than default saturation levels (vivid colours)? My favourite is no.2 - with the water flowing down the waterfall, nice place. Probably it would look even better with blue sky (CPL filter?) - but it is beautiful anyway.
Posted by misiek_knm on 27/02/2009 - 00:32
Cragside
Ted, is it me, or you set up your gear (or processing software) to higher than default saturation levels (vivid colours)? My favourite is no.2 - with the water flowing down the waterfall, nice place. Probably it would look even better with blue sky (CPL filter?) - but it is beautiful anyway. I have...
Posted by Father Ted on 27/02/2009 - 09:06
Cragside
Ted, is it me, or you set up your gear (or processing software) to higher than default saturation levels (vivid colours)? My favourite is no.2 - with the water flowing down the waterfall, nice place. Probably it would look even better with blue sky (CPL filter?) - but it is beautiful anyway. I have...
Posted by misiek_knm on 01/03/2009 - 00:28
Weekend visit to Kedleston Hall
Last weekend I went with my family to Kedleston Hall park. We planted some trees and walked the park - it was beautiful - the weather was fantastic, blue skies and sun :) I used mostly 16-45mm with CPL filter - my favourite combination. Don't hesitate to tell me if you think they are rubbish (but a...
Posted by misiek_knm on 26/02/2009 - 23:32
