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GerBee Goldmember 1,026 posts Joined Apr 2006 Location: Ireland More info | May 30, 2008 04:36 | #1231 5D and a nice cup of tea ....
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mzivtins Goldmember  1,025 posts Joined Feb 2008 More info | who is she? http://www.mzivtins.co.uk
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ieatstars Goldmember  More info | May 30, 2008 10:43 | #1233 GerBee -- Really cute shot!   flickr
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rhom Member  92 posts Joined Mar 2007 Location: Sacramento, CA More info | May 30, 2008 12:26 | #1234 elysium wrote in post #5620485  Heres some snapshots from my mates birthday taken with the 5D+24-105+580EX II. This were ALL shot wide open.
LOVE THE 5D! Hi elysium, Rick
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elysium "full of stupid banter"  11,619 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2007 Location: Harrow/London/UK/GB/That Part Of The World/Next To France More info | May 30, 2008 13:14 | #1235 rhom wrote in post #5625705 Hi elysium, Beautiful shots! Looks like you used the 580EX II with the head facing forward for direct flash. Did you dial down the 580EX II's output? If so, would you please tell us approximately how much? Thanks! Thanks.
I aim for facial/body light only and since I work at high ISO, the light spreads to hair highlights. If I need, the lowest I will go is 45 degrees. Facing it straight on just washes out this richness in colour since these are not PP'ed and tend not to even bother.
I always try and aim my flash slightly infront since it gives a nice catchlight in the eyes also. I do the same with my 430EX but use a Stofen Omnibounce which is also nice since I can give that bulb effect and further soften shadows but upon shooting with the 580EX II, it seems I can get away without it. For the richness in colour, its all done by ambient light so high ISO and shooting wide open. Hope that helps. Everyday, a programmer finds a way of creating an idiotproof program. Everyday, the universe spits out another idiot.....So far, the universe if winning
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garrinn Member 240 posts Joined Jan 2008 More info | May 30, 2008 16:14 | #1236  Permanent banCanon EOS 5D - Canon EOS 1N
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ironron Senior Member  409 posts Joined Feb 2008 Location: uk More info | May 30, 2008 17:04 | #1237 GerBee wrote in post #5623779 5D and a nice cup of tea ....
HA HA! Nice one
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peterbj7 Goldmember 3,123 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2007 Location: A Caribbean island in Belize and occasionally UK More info | May 30, 2008 18:03 | #1238 Now THAT (picture) I like! 5D & 7D (both gripped), 24-105L, 100-400L, 15-85, 50 f1.8, Tamron 28-75, Sigma 12-24, G10, EX-Z55 & U/W housing, A1+10 lenses, tripods, lighting gear, etc. etc.
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iNfEk Senior Member 375 posts Joined May 2008 Location: Honolulu, Hawaii More info | May 30, 2008 18:07 | #1239 ieatstars wrote in post #5625200 GerBee -- Really cute shot! nice.
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ieatstars Goldmember More info | May 30, 2008 20:06 | #1240 |
inthedeck Cream of the Crop  More info | May 30, 2008 23:49 | #1241 Nice STi. Jax has a nasioc meet the last thursday of the month. Too bad neither of you are close.  MCSquared Photography
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May 31, 2008 06:06 | #1242 laimis.s wrote in post #5620471 mhm i think it lacks contrast a bit... tones seem to be quite flat. Curves should fix it? What do you use for B&W conversion? Here's a version of the 2nd picture where I've used contrast-masking in CS2 to try to preserve the contrast in the monument as well as the sky (also using a slightly different tritone.) There's a wee bit of a halo, but that's from Smugmug's sharpening after resizing, the original doesn't show it.  Ewan Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity — Hanlon's Razor
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i_am_hydrogen Goldmember  More info | Jun 01, 2008 00:01 | #1243
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dadCameraGuy Senior Member  667 posts Joined May 2008 Location: Missouri More info | Jun 01, 2008 20:51 | #1244 Permanent banBack again... had some time today and did a little walking around the neighborhood... was practicing manual settings and was shooting some traditional flower stuff when i ran into this little plant/weed (don't know) and i don't recall ever seeing anything like it before... all of the new leaves had this white line around them and the older leaves looked just normal with no line.
Not totally blow away 5d images but it was interesting to me so i thought i'd post planetMitch
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inthedeck Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 01, 2008 21:25 | #1245 Definately some interesting leaves there. Weird...never seen anything like it before. MCSquared Photography
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