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Autumn Cobbles
Well seems to be a resounding win for the first shot then. The shots are the same image, the second shot has a Gaussian blur filter added to the top and bottom of the shot.
Posted by snappychappy on 14/10/2013 - 20:52
Arty high key?
thanks for the comments,i was not sure high key was right myself as i say it was something i saw and digging deeper the lady that did it deliberately blows out the backgrounds,deliberate oof, never uses a tripod and hand holds 10 stop filter shots also uses camera movement. she is FRPS with the att...
Posted by redbusa99 on 25/10/2013 - 16:13
Arty high key?
thanks for the comments,i was not sure high key was right myself as i say it was something i saw and digging deeper the lady that did it deliberately blows out the backgrounds,deliberate oof, never uses a tripod and hand holds 10 stop filter shots also uses camera movement. she is FRPS with the att...
Posted by Smeggypants on 26/10/2013 - 05:55
Another for Critique :)
Heres a photo that I took of a sunset in the flooded meadows near my home. I still dont have proper grads etc so this is all I can do right now with a £5 ND screw filter on my 18-55 on the K-5 F10 2 Second exposure Any thoughts? QC
Posted by QuestionableCarrot on 24/10/2013 - 21:37
Another for Critique :)
Lovely image Alistair, I don't think I would crop it. My only observations apart from really liking it are: - I would possibly try to bring the shadows up a little to reveal a little bit of detail - It may be worth trying to dial out some of the magenta tones which I think are being exagger...
Posted by davidstorm on 24/10/2013 - 22:38
NSFW Ice PRoject
Shot in a small space, there is surprisingly little photoshop used here. materials included seamless white, cheap cellophane wrap in translucent blue one softbox, one silver umbrella, one gridded reflector, 3 monoblocks. the key to this effect was to have the model on the floor looking up. she w...
Posted by Don on 04/11/2013 - 11:44
Whitby Goth Nov 2013
Or had you got the 'eye popping filter' on Mike :D I once knew a young brunette lady who wore contacts to make her brown eyes blue :D seemed weird in the early nineties but not now :wink:
Posted by Stuey on 06/11/2013 - 21:54
K3ingfisher and other birds
Thanks for taking time to leave feedback. I do like the K3, but focus tracking aside, I've always thought my K5 is fabulous. I haven't shared the concerns that the likes of David (Storm) have had. But I was looking for a second body, and didn't know whether to go for a K5IIs or a K30. The K3 h...
Posted by Blythman on 09/11/2013 - 20:18
Blue Tit K3 v K5
:oops: Your embarrassing me now Dr. O. Thank you so much Blown up, without an AA filter the K3 would be expected to be sharper. But no doubting in my mind the K5 is still a great camera.
Posted by Blythman on 09/11/2013 - 21:48
Blue Tit K3 v K5
:oops: Your embarrassing me now Dr. O. Thank you so much Blown up, without an AA filter the K3 would be expected to be sharper. But no doubting in my mind the K5 is still a great camera. Maybe the comparison should be K3 vs K5IIs or K3 with the filter thingy on vs K5? What matters most I suppo...
Posted by DrOrloff on 10/11/2013 - 12:08
Blue Tit K3 v K5
This shows that they're both great cameras for IQ - no doubt the extra pixels in the K3 will prove very useful to some for large prints, or cropping purposes. Jury seems to be out still on the AF advantages though ! I love both shots Alan, great job - yes the K5 shot seems to have that tiny bit m...
Posted by McGregNi on 10/11/2013 - 18:07
First K-3 Landscapes
Looking good David, can see very good detail there. I'm assuming the 'aa filter simulator' was off? (We really do need something better to call that!)
Posted by McGregNi on 12/11/2013 - 00:21
First K-3 Landscapes
Hi Nigel, yes detail is high on the original files; it is immediately very noticeable in comparison to even the K-5iis, but may not come across so much on the compressed sizes on the Forum. I don't think the sensors have reached the limits of lens resolution yet (these were with the DA 17-70 which ...
Posted by davidstorm on 12/11/2013 - 00:34
First K-3 Landscapes
Great to hear David. Hope you had a Happy Birthday. Think most will be very interested in direct comparisons with the K5IIs. As this is the only camera where we can discount the AA filter effect.
Posted by Blythman on 12/11/2013 - 08:24
Chantry Bridge and Chapel
I think the dust could be birds in flight, used the polorising filter to get a long shutter speed to blur the water, usually check sensor weekly for dust.:shock: Will try the black and white conversion, cheers fellas.
Posted by snappychappy on 17/11/2013 - 17:44
Selfie
K-x toy camera filter
Posted by QuestionableCarrot on 17/11/2013 - 19:43
Parking Problem Solved
Sue discovers where to park her "wheels" so it will go unnoticed. Antipathy filter circuit works wonders. :)
Posted by johnriley on 17/11/2013 - 21:43
Midnight Sun - the difference aperture can make to an image
Staying on subject, I prefer the former. Thank you :wink: I prefer the second. I think it's because the figures are more defined Interesting comment as the focus point was not altered from one shot to the other and they have both had exactly the same amount of PP. It would seem that opinions a...
Posted by RalphHardwick on 22/11/2013 - 11:02
Midnight Sun - the difference aperture can make to an image
I'm not sure how you avoid it. I always use the hood of course, and I often have a CP filter on the lens, just because I don't want to have to keep taking it on and off. Sometimes I get lens flare like that, sometimes I don't, so I'm interested in the answers too.
Posted by Gwyn on 22/11/2013 - 11:13
A couple of long exposures for critique
The second one looks to have a more obvious colour cast to me than the first one does. Look in the bottom right - the tones look all wrong in this part of the image and there is a streak of highlight, it looks as though there was light leakage through the camera viewfinder to me. Regarding the f...
Posted by davidstorm on 22/11/2013 - 18:39
