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been a while since I contributed
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A while? Its like ages. :D
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Well, its snowdrops..
(hm seems theres photo size limit, well its on my 500px.com check if you wish)
:D thanks inspired me to submit one moreQuote:
Originally Posted by Mescalamba
Nikon D3000
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that trunk is so sharp it hurts
I took a bunch of these Tulips today, I'll try not to be too repetitive with the postings.
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Long time no see.
Yashica Electro 35 GS - Paradies 400 (Kodak Farbwelt) - Plustek 7400
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(Yepp, that's film)
First try to get "silky" water today. Way to sunny outside :(
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Originally Posted by Mescalamba
i liked the second one best also, but the snow globe needs to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weevil
reason i liked it was because the flare looks like lights from a ship and wall-e is holding his arms out like "take me with you" or something.
more like E.T. but cool.
the one i posted i like simply for the look of wall-e dreaming of being outdoors.
but the Helios 44-2 flares like a mofo so sometimes it pays off, others not so much.
Is ISO 200 the minimum for the K-x? ...also try shooting raw, and over exposing a little if you have to, retrieving highlights in softwareQuote:
Originally Posted by nex_73
Yes, IS0 200-6400 range (100-12,800 when expanded)Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
I always shoot raw, and trust me: You don't want to see the original raw image :)
As it was my first try i will definitely have a go at it again soon on a less sunny day...
Also got a tip about taking multiple exposures and stack them together...
Haha...Quote:
Originally Posted by nex_73
Multiple exposure stacking can also reduce noise I've found :D
My one in a million shot, lightning and a rainbow......
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That is so amazing, I want a print of it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarowah
I will remove the watermark and save it at full size for you, I will shoot you a PM when I have it done.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
EDIT: Or if you want the image in .RAW so you can edit yourself you are welcome to that as well, I just have Lightroom 3 and little editing ability so if you think you can make it better you are more than welcome.
cloud puking rainbow
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Very nice capture Tarowah! Very nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarowah