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Another simulated IR
This photo was taken with an istDL2 and infrared filter. https://www.pentaxuser.com/photo/user-69/blowing-in-the-wind-15817
Posted by grahamwalton on 02/10/2011 - 13:42
Swans
Kevin, here's another version. Still darkened some of the crud in the foreground. This time with a grad filter. Be grateful for any further comments? Personally, I like colours of the swans in the updated version the best, but prefer the reflections and water of the first one :? by , on ...
Posted by Blythman on 10/10/2011 - 21:40
Northumberland moon
Here you go: It would need a bit more attention to avoid the exaggeration of the bright edge in the high pass filter, but I only spent a couple of minutes on it. As Woodworm says, getting the colours like this is pretty good. A bit less exposure next time might reveal the detail on the...
Posted by ChrisA on 15/10/2011 - 12:17
Northumberland moon
I think it was MattMatic that first posted the technique here, so I can't take any credit for it, but I do find it works well for moons. - Duplicate layer - on the copy, high-pass filter and aggressive sharpening - convert to Overlay - adjust opacity to taste - merge layers - reduce size by ...
Posted by ChrisA on 15/10/2011 - 13:30
My first attempt
Hey guys, some of you may remember a little while back I asked for some advice with the ME super I had inherited. Well, the tim has come for the scanning of my first roll of pictures! These are just test pictures for getting used to how the camera works and seeing what settings everything should ...
Posted by NAM_killer on 21/10/2011 - 19:41
Portchester Castle IR on the *ist DL
Yesterday I re-modified the Pentax *ist DL to get rid of some dust that was between the sensor and the low-pass filter, so today I set up the AF and did some real-world testing at Portchester Castle near Portsmouth in between heavy rain showers. It must be said that this isn't the preferred weath...
Posted by karma mechanic on 26/10/2011 - 14:30
Portchester Castle IR on the *ist DL
I love your IR shots, but these aren't really very IR-ish, are they? Except for the 'crop circles' one. I also love it the way you say things like this: Yesterday I re-modified the Pentax *ist DL to get rid of some dust that was between the sensor and the low-pass filter :shock: Are you a br...
Posted by ChrisA on 26/10/2011 - 14:51
Portchester Castle IR on the *ist DL
I love your IR shots, but these aren't really very IR-ish, are they? Except for the 'crop circles' one. No, these don't have the effects that IR gives to foliage and grass in sunshine, since for the most part it was very gloomy indeed! It did serve to bring out the drama of the clouds though, used...
Posted by karma mechanic on 26/10/2011 - 15:15
Portchester Castle IR on the *ist DL
Sounds too scary for me to attempt.:shock: What if any, are the alternatives. In good sunlight the DL can be used with a filter on the lens to give worthwhile IR shots, but exposures are borderline hand-held and you can't see through it without removing the filter. You'd need to invest in a filter ...
Posted by karma mechanic on 26/10/2011 - 16:27
A Few from Last Week - More Added
Was away up in Skye and Sutherland last week for six days. Weather was fairly dire for the first few days on Skye. Raining heavily and gale force winds. Ended up using the 10 stopper quite a lot. Moved on to Sutherland and at first the conditions didn't improve. They finally started to get better th...
Posted by marklj on 10/11/2011 - 16:17
A Few from Last Week - More Added
Just jaw-droppingly-stunning Mark. Some beautiful work and I love your pp'ing too. The 10-stopper is a beaut of a filter, will need to use mine more! :)
Posted by alig on 13/11/2011 - 00:00
An early walk to the harbour
The last one is the pick for me, though agree about increasing the brightness at the bottom. If you have Lightroom, a grad filter from the bottom using an increase in exposure and contrast would improve it still further imo.
Posted by aliengrove on 13/11/2011 - 02:34
Long Exposure trip
lovely shots. the first one is original too. What ND filter did you use? I'd like to get one, will add it to my 'wish list'...
Posted by dinneenp on 14/11/2011 - 14:02
Long Exposure trip
lovely shots. the first one is original too. What ND filter did you use? I'd like to get one, will add it to my 'wish list'... Hi, that was done using a B&W 10 stop screw in filter.
Posted by richardhurst on 14/11/2011 - 14:04
Swanage Pier
I like these 10 stop ND filter shots. This is no exception. Nicely captured.
Posted by davesexton on 28/11/2011 - 21:11
A few from Snowdonia 14th Jan
Great varied set. Lots of merit to them all, but #3, #4 and the first night shot particularly grab me :D What lens/grad filter combo did you use for #3?
Posted by Northgrain on 17/01/2012 - 20:40
A few from Snowdonia 14th Jan
Thanks everyone - it was a great day to kick off my photography in 2012. To answer the two specific questions: The last two are fascinating as well - what sort of settings did you use to capture these? The individual exposure is f3.5, 30s at ISO800, then pushed two stops in post processing so ef...
Posted by digitalCG on 18/01/2012 - 08:33
Battle of Nantwich 2012, 22-Jan
This is an annual re-enactment of the Battle of Nantwich put on by the local Round Table and many volunteers. Decided to only take the kit 18-55 lens, wish I'd put the zoom on now. Saw another chap with a Pentax DSLR though, that doesn't happen all that often. I think I've got a problem with some...
Posted by droopsnoot on 22/01/2012 - 19:28
some landscape shots
thanks for the comments! exif details are as follows! 1. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1/20sec at f/13 lense at 12mm iso80 2. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 4secs at f/20 lense at 10mm iso80 3. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1.6secs at f18 lense at 10mm iso80 4. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1/8sec at f22 lense at 10mm iso80 ...
Posted by tomh1982 on 23/01/2012 - 17:50
some landscape shots
Thanks guys, was only using f22 to try to slow the shutter speed down for the water movement. I do however think I could do with using wider apperture, what would you recommend Simon? Any advice gratefully received! The pier is at southwold and is a very nice location! I love it down there a...
Posted by simonkit on 29/01/2012 - 11:07
