-= 70D owners unite! Post up pics and discuss!

I do not really like to call it 'A Danger'.

The Houston Auto Show is this week. Here's one of my favorite shots from yesterday.

With Sigma 150-500mm@500mm

Nice one, but I would have had a hard time focusing on the car.

Person behind it to.

^^^I'll take two!

Caught nice sky the other night when I came home from work. Although the clouds drifted in front of Venus and blocked it, I liked the plane coming across the cloud formation and then making a turn. The very faint dot to the upper left of Moon is Mars.
Played around with the manual horizontal and vertical correction adjustments in LR a bit after receiving valuable tip from fellow thread member (Thank you Richard!)...Hope this results came out ok. C&C always welcome

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Red Bull Crashed Ice came to town over the weekend.
I had two nights to find the spot and get the shot.

These are from the first night with the 70D and the 18-135 stm kit lens.
All shots are hand held. Worked up in CS6 and Nik filters for effects.

great

davev wrote in post #17399775
Red Bull Crashed Ice came to town over the weekend.
I had two nights to find the spot and get the shot.

These are from the first night with the 70D and the 18-135 stm kit lens.
All shots are hand held. Worked up in CS6 and Nik filters for effects.

I know this isn't from a 70D, but on the second night I was more prepared.
I used a Canon 6D with a 24-105L lens on a tripod, in camera HDR (3 shots) then worked it a bit in CS6 and used a Nik filter.
In doing this, the spot lights came out much better.

Wow Dave, these are really great!

football is over
and some girls think Im a tog
c and c as usual

Eric do you have a Tablet that you can use for live view when you connect with wifi on the 70D.
It gives you a very clear image when you have to focus on subjects like buildings. With mutiple shots
with different focuspoints in front, mid and the back you will get a awesome result .
Only thing to do is to correct them at the same level in lightroom and pass them true PS to stack.

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=7OrHgQztUBQ

Did it on a little experiment .

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Awesome setup, looks like sci fi . Great one Dave.

Still amazed at what I see here - quality camera and quality photographers!

Now the words of a song....

Do you know, where you're going to?

...Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know?

Pretty sure the worm doesn't - and to be honest, I couldn't tell one end from the other - neither seemed to have any opening - be it a mouth or a bum!

Exif:
Copyright: Paul Iddon - A View of the UK
Camera: Canon EOS 70D
Lens: EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
Exposure: Auto exposure, Aperture-priority AE, 1/20 sec, f/5.6, ISO 250

evelakes wrote in post #17400524
Eric do you have a Tablet that you can use for live view when you connect with wifi on the 70D.
It gives you a very clear image when you have to focus on subjects like buildings. With mutiple shots
with different focuspoints in front, mid and the back you will get a awesome result .
Only thing to do is to correct them at the same level in lightroom and pass them true PS to stack.

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=7OrHgQztUBQ

Did it on a little experiment .

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I do have a tablet....will have to look at that link and set upI loaded the EOS app on it last week but haven't used yet. So kind of lack like a focus stack w/o magic lantern right? will have to check out the video. THanks for tip and link. Cheers

iso 2500

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