^^^Thanks Hokie....have to admit that I've fallen in love with the view from the apartment. The skies this summer were fantastic!
jamganz Goldmember More info | Dec 05, 2014 08:41 | #8956 ^^^Thanks Hokie....have to admit that I've fallen in love with the view from the apartment. The skies this summer were fantastic!
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khwaja Senior Member More info Post edited over 6 years ago by khwaja. (5 edits in all) | Decent fall colors in our area this year. ![]() Canon 6D Mark 2, 50mm STM
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burnet44 Cream of the Crop ![]() More info Post edited over 6 years ago by burnet44. (2 edits in all) | Dec 06, 2014 08:41 | #8958 this may have been all ready posted Canon 1DIV, Canon 1DII, 7D2 Canon gripped, 70-200 2.8 ISM II, Canon 50 1.8, Sigma 17-50 2.8, Canon 300 2.8, Canon 550 EX flash
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Dec 06, 2014 09:10 | #8959 Wow that sounds super Burnett! That will certainly make life easier when shooting in crappy lighting, like HS gyms and swimming pools. 6D & 7D mark II - Canon 16-35 f/4 IS L, Canon 24-70 f/2.8 L, Canon 24-105 f/4 L IS, Canon 70-200 f/2.8 IS II L, Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L IS II, Canon 50mm f/1.8 STM, Canon 85 f/1.8, Canon 100 f/2.8 USM macro, Canon EF 1.4x III
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burnet44 Cream of the Crop ![]() More info | SOOC used live view custom wb Canon 70D 70-200 2.8 w 1.4 tc Canon 1DIV, Canon 1DII, 7D2 Canon gripped, 70-200 2.8 ISM II, Canon 50 1.8, Sigma 17-50 2.8, Canon 300 2.8, Canon 550 EX flash
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Dec 07, 2014 09:08 | #8961 palad1n wrote in post #17313087 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This is a very intriguing photo, what is it of and how did you take it? Mike R, P.E. ...iMac 27"(i7), iPad2, iPhone5s, 24" iMac, AppleTV(160), MacBook
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Dec 07, 2014 10:45 | #8962 khwaja wrote in post #17306032 ![]() Hi Paul, It is not capturing Christmas lights properly. I think, they are more defined to eye. Feel free to give me some suggestions. Thanks I had one thought when looking at your photo. The camera is probably averaging out the exposure, so the lights are overexposed. Try underexposing by various amounts, maybe a full stop to start with. And your house is leaning quite a bit, something to correct in camera or in PP.
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patrick j Goldmember More info Post edited over 6 years ago by patrick j. | Dec 07, 2014 10:50 | #8963 Tried a black and white conversion using Lightroom, which I've had for a week so not too experienced. Seemed more dramatic as B&W than the fairly muted color version.
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Immaculens creeped by the TF.... ![]() More info | very nice and welcome to Lightroom Will immaculens.com
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Dec 07, 2014 13:20 | #8965 Immaculens wrote in post #17318312 ![]() very nice and welcome to Lightroom ![]() you may consider upping the shadows slider to bring out the details in the foreground - or - use the gradient tool from the bottom upwards (upping the shadows) or - paint over the shadows areas I did try to bring that darker foreground area up a bit with the shadow slider, but didn't have much success. Should try again I suppose, maybe with the adjustment brush.
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jamganz Goldmember More info | Dec 07, 2014 16:08 | #8966 patrick j wrote in post #17318544 ![]() I did try to bring that darker foreground area up a bit with the shadow slider, but didn't have much success. Should try again I suppose, maybe with the adjustment brush. yeah...i would try the brush....nice shot
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Dec 07, 2014 16:27 | #8967 jamganz wrote in post #17318826 ![]() yeah...i would try the brush....nice shot Well, tried a thing or two, that's it for that picture, any changes I'm able to make just makes it look unnatural. Those sorts of scenes, that is, snowy peak (bright) and pine trees in shadows (dark) are tough to capture completely with the high dynamic range. Unless of course you use a filter or multiple exposures and then do some blending.
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Immaculens creeped by the TF.... ![]() More info | oh well, don't sweat it... if I can't up shadows in that type of shot then I might purposely vignette and remove foreground detail except for where you really want the viewers eye to go - and I think you accomplished that regardless. Will immaculens.com
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Immaculens creeped by the TF.... ![]() More info | Dec 07, 2014 20:21 | #8969 FINALLY we had some sun today.... Will immaculens.com
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Dec 07, 2014 21:11 | #8970 Juvenile Red Tail Hawk Bald Eagle taking on defensive posture It's time to buzz the pole! R6 | M50 | 10-22 | 15-85is | Σ18-35 | Rokinon 14 2.8 | 85 1.8 | 55-250is STM | RF 24-105is L | 100-400 II L | Σ150-600 C | 1.4X III | 430ex |
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