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Comment by MrB posted on One Big and One Small at 20/05/2015 - 18:16
Edited in PaintShop Pro:
Cheers.
Philip
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on That old sunset problem - RAW challenge at 19/05/2015 - 14:16
1. The footpath and a footbridge over one of the feeder streams:
2. Nature begins to take over the bench:
3. A deserted tranquil viewpoint beside the lake:
4. The surrounding forget-me-nots:
Cheers.
Philip
2. Nature begins to take over the bench:
3. A deserted tranquil viewpoint beside the lake:
4. The surrounding forget-me-nots:
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on A stroll to the lake with the MX-1 at 18/05/2015 - 17:28
Comment by MrB posted on Pentax DSLR Prices especially the K5ii at 08/05/2015 - 18:01
This is number 4, with increased brightness, decreased saturation, and a gentle vignette. I have also applied local contrast enhancement and a bit of sharpening to the flower, to help differentiate the structures and to bring out some detail. Is this any help?
Cheers.
Philip
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on buttercup studies at 06/05/2015 - 10:14
Offers include several Pentax deals.
e.g. link
Note - offer includes also a free 50mm 1.8 lens.
Cheers.
Philip
e.g. link
Note - offer includes also a free 50mm 1.8 lens.
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Bank Holiday - Jessops at 02/05/2015 - 19:36
Not keen on 1 or 5, but the rest look very good to me.
Cheers.
Philip
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Absolutely NOT your average bluebell wood ! at 28/04/2015 - 11:25
As this didn't get any response from the other forum, I'll try it here:-
In follow up to this information from kh... :-
"The shutter stays open throughout. The four shots are taken using electronic shutter method with the sensor being shuffled about in-between each readout. As long as nothing in the image moves it will work. Presumably there will be some shutter speed limitations."
I put forward this suggestion:-
"If that is the case, I was just pondering that to move the sensor 1 pixel might take only a tiny fraction of the time of the set shutter speed. I was then thinking (hoping!), if that is the case, some guideline of shutter speed appropriate for lens focal length might permit even hand-held super-res. shots in suitable light?"
Any ideas here?
Cheers.
Philip
In follow up to this information from kh... :-
"The shutter stays open throughout. The four shots are taken using electronic shutter method with the sensor being shuffled about in-between each readout. As long as nothing in the image moves it will work. Presumably there will be some shutter speed limitations."
I put forward this suggestion:-
"If that is the case, I was just pondering that to move the sensor 1 pixel might take only a tiny fraction of the time of the set shutter speed. I was then thinking (hoping!), if that is the case, some guideline of shutter speed appropriate for lens focal length might permit even hand-held super-res. shots in suitable light?"
Any ideas here?
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on pixel-shifting at 26/04/2015 - 20:41
Water that looks like cold, wet, flowing, noisy water (i.e. instead of silent cotton wool) - thank you, Nigel. Also nice detailed shots of the lichen. That is a great little lens.
Cheers.
Philip
Cheers.
Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Carshalton Rapids & Close-Ups at 03/04/2015 - 10:25
Cheers.
Philip