blueskyyy Member 198 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jan 2009 More info | Jun 01, 2009 03:13 | #1 I took this picture of this abandoned house today. My friend brought my attention to the tree and the house. Which has a great meaning. The house being dead and the sun behind the tree showing that there was a sign of life in the house. It really made me love the picture a lot more.  http://www.flickr.com/photos/minhie/
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hudsonp Senior Member  300 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2007 Location: North East Ohio More info | Jun 01, 2009 08:23 | #2 nice work! 40d, 50mm 1.8, 28-135mm, sigma 105mm f2.8 macro, 430ex - still dreaming about the 70-200 2.8
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jgrussell Looking around nervously  18,758 posts Likes: 14 Joined May 2008 Location: NJ USA More info | Jun 01, 2009 08:42 | #3 I like it. -- jgr
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canonloader Cream of the Crop  More info | Jun 02, 2009 09:43 | #4 Very nice, except for the flying saucers in the background. Mitch- ____...^.^...____
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IShootThings I thought I was special.......  2,032 posts Likes: 26 Joined May 2009 Location: North Cali More info | Jun 02, 2009 18:05 | #5 it looks like there might be an alien invasion in that town. where is it again? Canon 5D3, Canon XTI (IR converted), 24-70 f2.8L, 16-35 f4L, 50 1.4, 70-200 f2.8L, 100 2.8 macro, 430 ex & 580 exII speedlights.
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canonnoob Cream of the Crop  8,487 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2008 Location: Atlanta, GA More info | Jun 02, 2009 18:07 | #6 thats not the lens.. thats the sensor... David W.
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Jun 03, 2009 05:37 | #7 hudsonp wrote in post #8027654  nice work! Thanks a lot. jgrussell wrote in post #8027733 I like it. Thanks again! Thanks! gosh I know. I really do need to get my sensor cleaned msclman99 wrote in post #8037870 it looks like there might be an alien invasion in that town. where is it again? very nice shot but clean your lens! It's the sensor, lol!.. but thanks! for some reason, some landscape shots I do I can't see those dust spots very well, and some the spots are outrageous and they really show. It gives me a hard time, really. =( canonnoob wrote in post #8037882 thats not the lens.. thats the sensor... Indeed you're right. I want to get it cleaned very soon. hopefully... http://www.flickr.com/photos/minhie/
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Jun 03, 2009 05:40 | #8 Another question to you HDR folks. Would you think this is overdone HDR? I know some people are not big fans of HDR.. I want to try to make HDR as realistic as possible but yet, Still have a nice tone to it. Is that even possible? http://www.flickr.com/photos/minhie/
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canonloader Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 03, 2009 05:55 | #9 Yes, it's possible, maybe even easier to get that look with Photomatix, than the extreme look. You might even want to try using a single RAW imported to Photomatix and try with that. Mitch- ____...^.^...____
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Jun 03, 2009 06:04 | #10 canonloader wrote in post #8040581 Yes, it's possible, maybe even easier to get that look with Photomatix, than the extreme look. You might even want to try using a single RAW imported to Photomatix and try with that. But I don't think it's overdone. I would have opened it in CS3 and run some noise reduction actions and sharpening on it though. Running through PM is only half the job, most need some more tweeking in Photoshop. I have NO idea how to do tweaking and sharpening in photoshop. Usually, after my HDR pictures from photomatix, I just stop there. lol.. that must sound bad. I didn't think there was another way to make the photo improve some more. http://www.flickr.com/photos/minhie/
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canonloader Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 03, 2009 06:32 | #11 Well, if you bought CS4, then you might as well learn how to use it. It looks daunting at first, and it is. I started with Photoshop 10 years ago and it sat on my computer for two years before I bought a book and ground my way through some of the basics. You can't learn it all, or even very fast, it's just too huge and powerfull for one person to learn it all. But buy the CS4 Bible as a reference, and when you want to do something, look up how to do it. Another great way is to Google what you want to do. There are a million free tutorials out there for every concievable task you will ever want to do in CS4. Just Google sharpening in cs4 and noise reduction in cs4. Mitch- ____...^.^...____
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Jun 03, 2009 06:42 | #12 canonloader wrote in post #8040652 Well, if you bought CS4, then you might as well learn how to use it. It looks daunting at first, and it is. I started with Photoshop 10 years ago and it sat on my computer for two years before I bought a book and ground my way through some of the basics. You can't learn it all, or even very fast, it's just too huge and powerfull for one person to learn it all. But buy the CS4 Bible as a reference, and when you want to do something, look up how to do it. Another great way is to Google what you want to do. There are a million free tutorials out there for every concievable task you will ever want to do in CS4. Just Google sharpening in cs4 and noise reduction in cs4. 
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