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I've no idea what use the film shots would be, unless you were to scan them, then treat them the same as for digital.
I believe something similar has been successfully applied to photographs taken by astronomers.I've no idea what use the film shots would be, unless you were to scan them, then treat them the same as for digital.
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Old England Fall at 02/11/2007 - 20:49
Thank you all for the positive responses. It was when I saw the mossy bank, I thought "Aha! There's a shot here".
For anyone intererested in HDR try this link http://tutorialblog.org/hdr-tutorials-roundup it was sent to me by another snapper on Ephotozine and has been my starting point for an investigation on HDR.
I was out today shooting some more images, and my other PC is currently grinding it's way through processing them (Matt is right, it ties up your machine!) The colours this year have been as good as any year I can remember. My main disapointment is that Virginia Water and Windsor Great Park are still closed due to foot and mouth - but they may re-open next week.
P.S. went past 10,000 shots on the K10D today!
For anyone intererested in HDR try this link http://tutorialblog.org/hdr-tutorials-roundup it was sent to me by another snapper on Ephotozine and has been my starting point for an investigation on HDR.
I was out today shooting some more images, and my other PC is currently grinding it's way through processing them (Matt is right, it ties up your machine!) The colours this year have been as good as any year I can remember. My main disapointment is that Virginia Water and Windsor Great Park are still closed due to foot and mouth - but they may re-open next week.
P.S. went past 10,000 shots on the K10D today!
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Old England Fall at 02/11/2007 - 20:45
It's getting pretty colourful over here in the "old" country!
An HDR image from a bracket of five shots from 3 secs to 1/80 @ F16 @ ISO100, K10D, 16-45mm DA and polariser.
If you like that, there's a few more on my Picasaweb gallery!
An HDR image from a bracket of five shots from 3 secs to 1/80 @ F16 @ ISO100, K10D, 16-45mm DA and polariser.
If you like that, there's a few more on my Picasaweb gallery!
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Old England Fall at 31/10/2007 - 22:37
16-45mm DA
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Your Choice ? at 02/11/2007 - 21:20
My Day: A bit of gardening, a cup of tea, and some beer. Bliss!
1/8 @ F8.0 @ ISO100 @ 36mm on K10D & 16-45mm DA lens
1/8 @ F8.0 @ ISO100 @ 36mm on K10D & 16-45mm DA lens
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Weekly Competition #20 "My Day" at 25/11/2007 - 16:23
300mm lens? Awesome result! I had a look through mine and decided not to even try! (Looked better through the 6" refelector)
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Comet Holmes at 02/11/2007 - 20:55
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There is a famous old photo of a racing car where the wheel becomes oval for the same reason.
This one, John?There is a famous old photo of a racing car where the wheel becomes oval for the same reason.
By Jacques-Henri Lartigue, also featured in the BBC documentary series "Genius of Photography"
Comment by Ammonyte posted on A curiosity, just for experts… at 02/11/2007 - 21:42
St Bee's Head, Cumbria.
K10D, 16-45mm DA & polariser
1/60 sec @ f/8.0 @ 28mm
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Weekly Competition #17: The Mark of Man at 02/11/2007 - 22:09
Stunning!
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Newly joined - a few North wales shots at 27/10/2007 - 11:11
