The photography thread
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grywolf627
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Awesome shot Jarrko!
Okay guys, last couple of Halloween pics I'll probably be doing, or at least posting on here:
You can see the whole series on my Flickr photostream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/35570017@N07/
Happy Halloween!
Okay guys, last couple of Halloween pics I'll probably be doing, or at least posting on here:
You can see the whole series on my Flickr photostream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/35570017@N07/
Happy Halloween!
azistenostora
Member
Jarkko, you have to stop being so negative about your own work, I am no professional but I think your shots are very good.
Here is my attempt at tilt shift. I only just started to get into photography
Here is my attempt at tilt shift. I only just started to get into photography
arv_foh
Brian K
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StefTD
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that is pretty cool Joe!
just a link, way to lazy to downsize it right now
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/835060/IMG_1907.jpg
Not sure if you guys like it, it's an anemone in an aquarium, I am digging that surreal look.
And if you ever want to shoot something in an aquarium or terrarium, wear dark clothes!
just a link, way to lazy to downsize it right now
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/835060/IMG_1907.jpg
Not sure if you guys like it, it's an anemone in an aquarium, I am digging that surreal look.
And if you ever want to shoot something in an aquarium or terrarium, wear dark clothes!
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
Cool stuff everyone! I like the mood in Carlsman's shots, nice!
I haven't gotten much of a chance to shoot anything recently, the weather's been pretty much crap for the last week or so. Actually, this is pretty much the only half-decent shot I've managed to take since I last posted:
I haven't gotten much of a chance to shoot anything recently, the weather's been pretty much crap for the last week or so. Actually, this is pretty much the only half-decent shot I've managed to take since I last posted:
^^ great pictures all,
@joe, that looks pretty weird.. i mean that in a good way!!
@stef, yours looks very surreal.. cool
@jarkko, good shot, but a little bit too much sharpness on this one for me.. i´m not flipping about the hdr stuff. Perhaps its also intentional..but i think it would look more natural if the whole background would be blurred.. but i think the picture with anchor on top if the page is just awesome.. its a really great shot with a very good focus and contrast!!
now enough talk, here are some done by me
cheers
exoslime
@joe, that looks pretty weird.. i mean that in a good way!!
@stef, yours looks very surreal.. cool
@jarkko, good shot, but a little bit too much sharpness on this one for me.. i´m not flipping about the hdr stuff. Perhaps its also intentional..but i think it would look more natural if the whole background would be blurred.. but i think the picture with anchor on top if the page is just awesome.. its a really great shot with a very good focus and contrast!!
now enough talk, here are some done by me
cheers
exoslime
Skaldir
formerly known as Unicorn
Here are some of mine
Went to a Steven Wilson concert
They started to play behind a white curtain
the man himself
And finally two cool long exposure shots
No editing or colour correction at all there
Went to a Steven Wilson concert
They started to play behind a white curtain
the man himself
And finally two cool long exposure shots
No editing or colour correction at all there
hey... i finally got my hands on a bridge camera with shutter speed and aperture controls..
I kinda got a question for those of you who've tried star photography, i was shooting the night sky and well, imagined that I would like to lower the ISO and bump up the aperture and exposure time to as much as I could on this camera (a Sony DSC V1) so i set it to a f2.8 and 30 sec time.
Now an interesting thing happened, the stars exposed nicely, but they also moved a little. Now i know that's normal but I thought it wouldn't be captured in 30sec, any recommended settings to start with for shooting the stars at night?
thanks!
I kinda got a question for those of you who've tried star photography, i was shooting the night sky and well, imagined that I would like to lower the ISO and bump up the aperture and exposure time to as much as I could on this camera (a Sony DSC V1) so i set it to a f2.8 and 30 sec time.
Now an interesting thing happened, the stars exposed nicely, but they also moved a little. Now i know that's normal but I thought it wouldn't be captured in 30sec, any recommended settings to start with for shooting the stars at night?
thanks!
arv_foh
Brian K
You shouldn't be getting star trails at 30s. The camera/tripod probably shook. Was it windy? You'll start getting small trails around the 90s range.
This was 2 minutes, and you can see small star trails, but I have a 57s exposure taken in that same set that has no trails
I shoot at f/8 or above if your camera is good at high ISO (800-1600 range works well for me); if not you can still shoot at 2.8 but the sky will be noticeably less sharp at that aperture
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
arv_foh
Brian K
Thanks Jarkko
from my vacation in Cancun, Mexico. Hope to make it back someday, beautiful place. Winds were easily 20-30 mph on the beach, good thing I had a solid tripod
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
I can't sleep (once again), so I took a shoddy pic of my soul leaving the body after a late night mastering session:
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
A couple of generic New Year photos:
Mental note #1: Get closer.
Mental note #2: The city's fireworks suck. Stay home and get drunk instead.
Mental note #1: Get closer.
Mental note #2: The city's fireworks suck. Stay home and get drunk instead.
