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Dun Laoghaire Habour
The skies in 3 and 4 in particular really benefit from that HDR treatment. Its very much as if you had used an ND filter, a good light balancing act. No 3 has the most interesting viewpoint and layout of elements, and a nice lead-in with the foreground adding depth. 4 and 5 have the feeling of le...
Posted by McGregNi on 17/08/2016 - 22:56
More from Studland Heath
Yes, fair points David .... the skies in both the first two are different exposures, much darker, and blended with layers. The skies in the exposures with the ground correct were very bright and featureless. The cliffs were deep in haze really, rather undefined, so I dodged a fair bit to bring them ...
Posted by davidstorm on 01/09/2016 - 22:25
Flamborough Head
Here are a few shots of Flamborough Head and Lighthouse at dawn from a couple of days ago. All shot with K1 and D FA 24-70mm. C&C welcome. Thanks for viewing. 1. 30 sec at f 5.6 iso 100 2. 15 sec, f 6.3 iso 100 with ND 10 filter 3. 1/1600 sec , f 6.3 4. 1/125 sec , f 7.1 5. 1/30, ...
Posted by NaimKhan on 01/09/2016 - 23:25
Using a m50 f/1.7
Photo two set at max aperture with soft focus filter added Photo one set at f2.8 no added filter
Posted by gramar on 05/09/2016 - 11:28
Using a m50 f/1.7
Photo two set at max aperture with soft focus filter added Photo one set at f2.8 no added filter Thanks for the info
Posted by alfpics on 05/09/2016 - 11:35
A few local waterscapes
A few tonight of a local haunt of mine. 2 minutes (literally) in the car. Had to beat a load of mosquitoes off but I think they're worth it. Will process the rest of the shoot tomorrow! All Pentax K3ii, Sigma 10-20mm f3.5, Hitech 0.9 soft ND grad, Hitech ND8 filter. by , on Flickr by...
Posted by cardiffgareth on 14/09/2016 - 21:53
Moon shot
I'm not sure whether using a teleconverer is a good idea or not, It introduces more glass for the light to travel through. Some believe just adding a single haze filter ruins their results! This is a moon shot I took recently for Dromit's Harvest Moon comp that I didn't use. This is a cropped...
Posted by JAK on 20/09/2016 - 11:03
Two from today
Here are 2 that i took this morning, K01 IR converted and an M28mm with a 760nm filter I used to add borders all the time then stopped, seeing another thread on borders reminded me, not sure they work with these though.
Posted by derek897 on 01/10/2016 - 00:05
Iceland Panoramas
Gigapan was a bit of a revalation for this - Flickr horribly downsampled the Žingvellir shot because it was too wide, which ruined all the detail. Everywhere else seemed set up to take 360 degree equirectangular projection, but no a cylindrical projection in a way that you can pan. I realised I ...
Posted by Maerlyn on 04/10/2016 - 12:50
My first attempt at waterfalls
Lovely set, with my favourite being number two. I'm assuming you have used some sort of filter on number one. Is that what has given the hue in the water?
Posted by bforbes on 06/10/2016 - 09:40
My first attempt at waterfalls
Lovely set, with my favourite being number two. I'm assuming you have used some sort of filter on number one. Is that what has given the hue in the water? Photoshop, it was originally yellowish, I thought the blue made it softer.
Posted by Carol8345 on 06/10/2016 - 10:29
Kingfisher and Infrared
First decent wildlife shots I've managed for what seems like ages. Spent the morning in the company of a female kingfisher. I also took along the converted K-01 that I bought off Derek for its first outing The Kingfisher shots were with the K-1 and the 150-450mm, while I had the DA 21mm on th...
Posted by Blythman on 08/10/2016 - 19:59
A Bit of a Challenge
These are a lovely collection. It was obviously an interesting day, even if the approach is not everyone's cup of tea. As long as there's good light the old 6mp bodies won't let you down. I might have to get my 100DSuper out. I still use my istDS occasionally for IR shots using a filter on a ...
Posted by SteveF on 17/10/2016 - 20:18
Sunset on a rainy evening
Revisiting these with fresh eyes! 1. I find myself scrolling the screen to keep in or chop out the sandy beach, I think I prefer it without, it has cleaner lines then. The muted colours I like. 2. It has a rather blue feel to it which in the sky is cool but the sand is also blue which then mak...
Posted by cardiffgareth on 09/11/2016 - 10:39
More Kingfisher photos - sorry!
Excellent images, we're these on an APSC or FF camera please ? Chris, they were taken using my K5II bought through this forum. So APSC. I do wonder if more pixels would enable me to crop more - say K3II and possibly be sharper with no anti-aliasing filter but having just blown all my money on the l...
Posted by andymat on 05/12/2016 - 22:58
The Lakes
These Photo's where taken on day 0ne of my trip to the lake's we arrived late very late in Keswick with thanks' to the M6 road works at Manchester also a accident after j22 M6 I think anyway arrived in pitch blackness. I woke up Saturday Morning around 6.00 am got dressed in the dark and collec...
Posted by pink on 08/12/2016 - 18:48
Malham Lings
Ah.... OK, thanks Nigel, I have just acquired a 14mm f2.8 and will bear that in mind for next time, I did use it at this location but again was at F8. I received a free filter holder for my Samyung, the filters are huge, and 1/3rd the price of the lens, what have you done if anything ?
Posted by Chrism8 on 18/12/2016 - 18:19
12 offerings from me from 2016
thanks for looking and the comments, much appreciated. the IR shot of St Cyrs is probably my favourite as it was more than i expected from a standard camera and R72 filter, in fact all the IR i took with this combination i was quite pleased with and if finances allow this year i will treat myself t...
Posted by redbusa99 on 09/01/2017 - 10:22
Foggy in my local wood
RE the sharpness, don't forget The K-7 has the AA filter which will inevitably have some effect on it. Also the fog will reduce the apparent sharpness so apart from close up objects it could enhance the image. Everything doesn't have to be bitingly sharp! As to colour or mono, colour as they are ...
Posted by JAK on 25/01/2017 - 00:34
What do you think?
Does anyone else find this interesting? I was walking through the woods and came upon these rocks in the stream with the light shining onto them, something just made me stop and take a few shots, I rather like the result 62 secs@f16 with ND filter
Posted by michaelblue on 25/01/2017 - 20:07
