srika

btw all these Ferrari shots are with the D70, in JPG.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4725232636/


http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4724581545/


http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4725232758/


http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4725232822/

MWalsh9152

Rubin has fallen into the hdr hole

srika

fixed

srika

damn this is a pretty deep hole.... how do I get out????

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4725878534/

CLtotheTL32

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I don't want to post my pictures after seeing those

MWalsh9152

I know what you mean. I used to look at some of the stuff posted in here, and want to throw my camera in the trash at times

MWalsh9152

you better get that out of your system now, or that bride is going to be PISSED in two weeks

srika

hey come on - you *should* never be DIScouraged by photos, only ENcouraged! my 2 cents. you see something you like, ask about it. find out about it. This is not rocket science, it's just a question of practice, experimentation, and general trial/error. Find out what works, find out what doesn't.

btw here's a comparo processed vs original - the original is good for what its good for - but I have to say, I prefer the detail of the processed..

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4725232636/

srika

btw I've got a good number of people yelling at me about these shots

I'm like, uhhh...

MWalsh9152

^ I'll agree with Srika. Look at everyones work, decide what you like. There is no shame in copying what you see. Try it, see what it takes to make it work, from there your own style will take over in time, and will usually evolve constantly. Unless your name is Rubin, then youre destined to produce hdr's forever

vas25tl

One I played with from CO.

vas25tl

srika

Also if you have questions about anything I post, please ask. I want this thread to be a discussion area as well as a sharing area. So, ask me anything, I'll be happy to answer.

TS_eXpeed

This made me .....

wndrlst

What's your favorite color?








Sorry...seriously, I agree - I prefer the detail and "pop" of the newly processed one. It's hot.

I appreciate how willing people are to share techniques in this forum. On many of the big camera forums, people may be happy to share shooting technique, but processing is very close to the vest.

jupitersolo

srika

7D test shots, 200 2.8 @ 2.8, SOOC, no sharpening, only resized - this cam makes me see how dull the 5D is! I always had to sharpen any picture on it. Or, is it the lens?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4726179242/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4726179318/

srika

200mm is a lot to hold on on a cropped body without IS... it's tough. I think I'll be bringing my tripod to the wedding.

MWalsh9152

srika

is that weird? lol

srika

oh wait.. I forgot about high ISO.

MWalsh9152

for you, the one that admitted recently that he never uses his tripod? Yeah.

I'd still bring it though even with high ISO, better to have and not need, you might wanna practice some lowish light handheld portraits with that combo first though

JLatimer

I shot second shooter at a wedding with 70-200. I used a monopod - I would have died without it. I think a tripod might be too intrusive and cumbersome.

srika

you need to like, stop remembering stuff I write. kthx
I dont have a monopod...

but, I'm happy to hear you needed one too.

srika

first time trying the moon, shot this hand-held with the 7D + 200, how did I do? I haven't looked at enough moon shots to make any judgment. But I do know this is my best attempt, I've tried in the past and failed miserably.

I did sharpen and do some detailing.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4726663620/

srika

ISO 3200, SOOC, no NR no sharpening

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4726052931/

tmnhs81

Moon pic is nice..

lcrazyaznl

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more shots here =P

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...3#post12117473

CLtotheTL32

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All C&C welcome.

vas25tl

Too bright?

wndrlst

Rubin, I set up a tripod in the choir loft at a church for a wedding I was second-shooting, but was mobile with my other camera body during the ceremony. The other wedding I shot, I was completely mobile the whole time. Everything is so dynamic, I want to be able to move, for the most part. It totally depends on the venue, though. And the style/length of the ceremony to an extent. It's always good to have one, I think, but I won't be surprised if you report back that it stayed in your car.

srika

I like the shot, but I have 2 things to say, 1) it will look better if you make it warmer (less blue) and 2) its oversharpened a tad. Can I show you how it looks warmer?

jupitersolo

Nice, you need to set internal clock, this image dated 1/1/2000

CLtotheTL32

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Feel free to edit away! I'm always welcome to suggestions and tips.

srika

I like green, purple, and black.

I *feel* like people are getting more open about techniques and things, here and there. Here's a neat thread about post processing techniques on POTN, people are sharing tutorials and everything -

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=880373

srika

ok here's my edit - all I did was adjust the color balance to make it warmer. personally I think color balance makes a HUGE difference in photos. What do you think? Do you think it looks better?

CLtotheTL32

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Wow that looks much better.

wndrlst

That was my first thought, as well - that it needed to be warmed up. Looks good.


And thanks for the link, I'll have a look through.

srika

lol yeah i was just a tad excited there..

srika

http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4728404144/
boosted saturation -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4728404062/
boosted contrast -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/4727758081/