-= 6D Owners Unite! Discuss and post Photos!

Canon_Lover wrote in post #16078510
I don't know if you intended it or not, but this is a rare photo where the bokeh actually has something to do with the subject.

The refection on the glasses gives the impression that she's in a snow globe of bokeh looking at all the bubbly highlights floating around.

Thank you! I know exactly what you mean. I noticed her looking around and mf on her glasses a lot until i got the angle and "view" that i was after. Nice analogy with the snow globe!

crunchie wrote in post #16078538
Gorgeous! What aperture did you use? It's a rare example of really good bokeh with the 50/1.8 - great job!

Whats the point of having a 1.8... i always shoot wide open, especially on portraits. I stop down only for street and timelapse.

@Gomez (Rick): Exceptional results, even though not that original (what is original these days). Congrats on the 2 photos!

495 wrote in post #16078746
@Gomez (Rick): Exceptional results, even though not that original (what is original these days). Congrats on the 2 photos!

LOL... thanks! Ya, I've seen them all over, but until the 6d, never had a camera with the function... just having some fun with it

Rick

Gomez1856 wrote in post #16078641
Here are a couple of shots from this weekend where I was playing around with the MultiExposure function and getting some cool shots of my wife. Post done only on color/tone. Had fun with these and Love how they came out:

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Rick

That's pretty amazing you were able to do that all in camera. Looks like a professional photoshop job, IMO.

Gomez1856 wrote in post #16078641
Here are a couple of shots from this weekend where I was playing around with the MultiExposure function and getting some cool shots of my wife. Post done only on color/tone. Had fun with these and Love how they came out:

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Rick

I feel like an idiot, but I didn't realize the 6D had multi-exposure! I'm going to have to give that a spin... after I read my user manual... I'm constantly telling people to read their manuals and yet I haven't gotten around to reading through mine for the 6D, most options are so straight forward I never felt the need

Canon_Lover wrote in post #16078804
That's pretty amazing you were able to do that all in camera. Looks like a professional photoshop job, IMO.

Thanks a lot! I appreciate that. Yes, all in camera. Just some color enhancements in LR5 with a few tweaks using NIK plugins, but no compositing or anything in PS.

Thanks for the kind words! Just having some fun

Rick

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #16078809
I feel like an idiot, but I didn't realize the 6D had multi-exposure! I'm going to have to give that a spin... after I read my user manual... I'm constantly telling people to read their manuals and yet I haven't gotten around to reading through mine for the 6D, most options are so straight forward I never felt the need

LOL! RTM!! haha

The Dunedin Midwinter Carnival:

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Gomez1856 wrote in post #16078817
LOL! RTM!! haha

Lol, I know... sad. I've read more of my EOS M manual than my 6D manual, and I've had that for far less time

Just sold my 40d and some random glass I do not ever use anymore (18-55, 75-300, 10-22) and bought a 6d! Now it's just the waiting game waiting for it to get to my house. I plan on posting some pictures when I start tinkering around with it. Most of all the shots in this thread are great. I really am looking forward to this camera. I have been reading about it for a long time now and finally pull the trigger.

I must try the multi exposure! Looks like it could be a lot of fun
Here's some from a newly found location close to home

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NCHANT wrote in post #16080092
I must try the multi exposure! Looks like it could be a lot of fun

Waiwera Startrails by Mikey Mack, on Flickr

Dude! Now THAT is some star trails!

I could NEVER get my trails like that. Starstax?

Papago Park - Phoenix, AZ

Have we any Architectural toggers putting this camera to good use yet? I haven't come across any..

alvinkclee wrote in post #16076412
a cocktail at lunch yesterday... it's finally summer lol, good to feel warm again XD

i would have processed this with more grain . . .