-= 5D3 Owners Unite! Discuss & Post Photos (3)!

gary88 wrote in post #17059878

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/oucb​Z3 Milan Centrale - Milan, Italy by garyhebding, on Flickr

Gary,

Great shot! But I am surprised the station authorities allowed you to take that picture. I've tried doing the same (taking pictures) at various train stations in Europe, and some station staff generally rush out quite quickly to actively discourage me from doing so.

No such experiences at various subway stations though.

Dan Marchant wrote in post #17060767

Great picture! How do you get it to look the way it looks. I can't put my finger on it other than it looks like the color grade is changed or the contrast is low. Let me know because that's a great style!

Had the opportunity to shoot some training photos of friends from the NHL Philadelphia Flyers today - Claude Giroux and Jason Akeson!

17 images shot vertically with 16-35 f4 is stitched together to create this pano:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/oxex​gT

^AMAZING!!!

ryleung wrote in post #17062290
Great shot! But I am surprised the station authorities allowed you to take that picture. I've tried doing the same (taking pictures) at various train stations in Europe, and some station staff generally rush out quite quickly to actively discourage me from doing so.

Yep it really does seem to vary. A pal of mine went and spoke to the office/station manager at a London Underground station and explained what he wanted to do and she was more than happy for him to shoot with his tripod on the assurance he wouldn't get in anyone's way.

Conversely Victoria Station (overground) in London doesn't permit tripods but you are free to take photos.

Tangolima600 wrote in post #17062568
Great picture! How do you get it to look the way it looks. I can't put my finger on it other than it looks like the color grade is changed or the contrast is low. Let me know because that's a great style!

It was a whole load of small changes.
small reduction in highlights and whites, small increase in blacks and shadows.
small reduction in luminosity on orange green and blue, small increase on red, purple, magenta.
small reduction in saturation on green, aqua, blue.
gentle S curves on the red and green channel. gentle S on the blue but the tail is lifted up the side slightly.
didn't apply lens correction as I wanted the vignetting and even added a little more.

sabu1818 wrote in post #17063003
^AMAZING!!!

thank you!

MattD wrote in post #17063234

Hunstanton Cliffs

Taken with the 16-35f4

congrats on the new lens Matt, how awesome is it though, right?

interlopr wrote in post #17063093

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/odEK​M4 0O2A0689-1 by jordanbotterell, on Flickr

I'm not a "pet photo" person, but this is stunning work. Nicely done.

5d3 and 400mm f5.6 shot on a cloudy day.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/owUH​5D

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