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Sep 29, 2010 22:18 |  #361

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I like it. The iris is nice how it really stands out. I wish I could see more of the eyelashes though, if the focal plane had been back just a bit farther.

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Me too. I was just messing around with tethered shooting trying to figure it out, not planning on keeping any of the results, just practicing. I'm guessing maybe a deeper DOF would have helped, but without a flash it was tough to get the right light.
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Sep 30, 2010 09:58 as a reply to  @ post 10957592 |  #362

Been watching a lot of classic silent movies lately and thought I'd try my hand at some dramatic lighting. I'm very pleased with the results, especially with this being my first self-portrait.

Took very minimal tweaking in Lightroom, mainly a bit of added contrast and slight desaturation. This was about the 24th take and 6th lighting change (LED flashlight from the front and smaller incandescent flashlight for the back light). It can be surprisingly tricky to hold perfectly still for 1.6 seconds!

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Sep 30, 2010 10:05 |  #363

Classic silent movies with strong chiaroscuro lighting? Hmmm...G.W. Pabst?


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Sep 30, 2010 11:50 |  #364

Mookalafalas wrote in post #11007650 (external link)
Classic silent movies with strong chiaroscuro lighting? Hmmm...G.W. Pabst?

Good guess! The last movie I watched was Pandora's Box. :)




  
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Sep 30, 2010 14:40 |  #365

Some lame photoshop action

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Sep 30, 2010 17:46 |  #366

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Some lame photoshop action

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Wow! I like that a lot. I'm usually not too excited by dial in effects and such, but to me that is really striking.


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Sep 30, 2010 18:38 |  #367

my first self portrait as a strobist:

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Sep 30, 2010 19:59 |  #368

Mookalafalas wrote in post #11010334 (external link)
Wow! I like that a lot. I'm usually not too excited by dial in effects and such, but to me that is really striking.

Thanks pal! Appreciate it. It wasn't too hard to do though so that sucks, but I thought it looked pretty neat. :)


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Oct 01, 2010 07:07 |  #369

izthistaken wrote in post #11009294 (external link)
Some lame photoshop action

That aint a lame action - looks really cool! :)...is it one you wrote?

Here's one from today - I know everyone does one of these at some point and can get kinda lame...but I just did it since I took delivery of the 70-200 2.8L IS II & 17-55 - renting them for the weekend!! :cool:

Damn the 70-200 it's an AWESOME lens - weighs a frickin ton though - never believed it when others said it...but it really is a heavy piece of glass! Add the weight of the 580 as well and it's serious arm ache!! :D Gonna be crippled after Sunday! :lol:

...oh and the IS is to die for!! ;)

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Oct 01, 2010 09:31 as a reply to  @ pridash's post |  #370

My self-portrait: me at my work:

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Oct 01, 2010 10:54 as a reply to  @ m.bail's post |  #371

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Oct 01, 2010 11:12 |  #372

pridash wrote in post #11013436 (external link)
That aint a lame action - looks really cool! :)...is it one you wrote?

Here's one from today - I know everyone does one of these at some point and can get kinda lame...but I just did it since I took delivery of the 70-200 2.8L IS II & 17-55 - renting them for the weekend!! :cool:

Damn the 70-200 it's an AWESOME lens - weighs a frickin ton though - never believed it when others said it...but it really is a heavy piece of glass! Add the weight of the 580 as well and it's serious arm ache!! :D Gonna be crippled after Sunday! :lol:

Use a grip, it'll be way better for your arm. You will not have to twist like that ;)


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Oct 01, 2010 11:47 |  #373

pridash wrote in post #11013436 (external link)
That aint a lame action - looks really cool! :)...is it one you wrote?

Here's one from today - I know everyone does one of these at some point and can get kinda lame...but I just did it since I took delivery of the 70-200 2.8L IS II & 17-55 - renting them for the weekend!! :cool:

Damn the 70-200 it's an AWESOME lens - weighs a frickin ton though - never believed it when others said it...but it really is a heavy piece of glass! Add the weight of the 580 as well and it's serious arm ache!! :D Gonna be crippled after Sunday! :lol:

...oh and the IS is to die for!! ;)

No sir. It's the 'glowing edges' action.


Damn I want 70-200 2.8 IS!


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Oct 01, 2010 12:45 |  #374

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Dude, u wouldn't do that if u got the iphone 4 - less curves=does not insert in mouth too well!! :lol:

Rivest wrote in post #11014560 (external link)
Use a grip, it'll be way better for your arm. You will not have to twist like that ;)

Yep ordered one - hoping it will arrive by tomorrow! :)

izthistaken wrote in post #11014813 (external link)
No sir. It's the 'glowing edges' action.

Damn I want 70-200 2.8 IS!

Cool - I'll be looking that action up!

The lens (the new version) is frickin awesome dude! Never had an IS lens and this one IMHO is too nice for words! Managed to get sharp shots at 1/10 @ 200mm (no flash) :shock: ...so wish I could keep it beyond the weekend! :(


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Oct 01, 2010 13:10 |  #375

pridash wrote in post #11015143 (external link)
Dude, u wouldn't do that if u got the iphone 4 - less curves=does not insert in mouth too well!! :lol:

Well unless the white one has the problems fixed I won't doing it full stop!! lol


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