T2i/T3i/T4i/T5i/SL1/60D/7D.​..Sensor United We Post!

thx guyz

ptcanon3ti wrote in post #16332981
Thank you fellas. I appreciate it.

Peter...gorgeous Humming Bird!

Thanks Paul.

ptcanon3ti wrote in post #16333186
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I think they look beautiful. What are you using for pp?

+1.

jamganz wrote in post #16333288
Beautiful set, Peter!!

Thanks Jam.

jamganz wrote in post #16333291
+ 1 - Nice landscapes DT

Paul nice bridge shots!

Thanks jam!

DigitalTuned wrote in post #16335664

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I know you're hosting this on TinyPic.com, but no need to post such a small sample here in the thread

vertigo235 wrote in post #16335696
I know you're hosting this on TinyPic.com, but no need to post such a small sample here in the thread

i did it because its too big... just click onthe image and it will take you to a lager size

I did, I just got a chuckle out of the irony.

Good pic, a bit to saturated to me though, but it works here to outline the various colors. I wish the sky wasn't washed out though.

vertigo235 wrote in post #16335839
I did, I just got a chuckle out of the irony.

Good pic, a bit to saturated to me though, but it works here to outline the various colors. I wish the sky wasn't washed out though.

Ya me too.. It was almost impossible for me to get a good sky combined with a good terrain.. I didn't have a tripod so I couldnt do an HDR. Or even layer an under exposed image for the sky over a correctly exposed one. There was almost no clouds in the sky either kinda wished there were some.. I tried though.. Next time I'll take the mkII to see if i can get a better image since I'll have better ISO sensitivity. Buy still need to take a tripod regardless.. An image like this would have to take me some time to do it correctly and I was just snapping pics as I moved on with the family through the mountain. I did a bit of work to bring back the sky a bit using curves. Thx for the input

I do HDR's without a tripod all the time, I just put it in high speed burst mode and snap 3 bracketed shots in a row. 60D is plenty fast enough to get the photos together, just need a somewhat steady hand.

Here's some handheld HDR shots. Remember high speed bracket mode.

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DigitalTuned wrote in post #16336021
Ya me too.. It was almost impossible for me to get a good sky combined with a good terrain.. I didn't have a tripod so I couldnt do an HDR. Or even layer an under exposed image for the sky over a correctly exposed one. There was almost no clouds in the sky either kinda wished there were some.. I tried though.. Next time I'll take the mkII to see if i can get a better image since I'll have better ISO sensitivity. Buy still need to take a tripod regardless.. An image like this would have to take me some time to do it correctly and I was just snapping pics as I moved on with the family through the mountain. I did a bit of work to bring back the sky a bit using curves. Thx for the input

Isaac if you have both Lightroom and photoshop and wants to do a quick HDR out of one image in LR you can make 3 virtual copies then edit them to photoshop with HDR then few more steps in photoshop. That is what I do if I like a subject to try for HDR. But of course as much possible I like to so HDR on site with a tripod sometimes handheld.

Awesome jam Wow.