Canon 60D Users, Unite!

Hardcore wrote in post #12499398
Thanks!

Here are a few more.

Awesome Corey, i really like that one.

I would like to get a 70-200 mk2 but its alot of money when this is just a hobby for some pics of the kids lol. Thats sort of the reason i went for the 200mm prime as it gives a similar result but only at 200mm and it was cheap a the time, a 135L would also be nice.

watduzhkstand4 wrote in post #12499535
Love the first picture! If you don't mind, what's the EXIF on the first one? I see the last two but the first one isn't showing and I love the DOF! Thanks (:

First one is a technique I've tried only a few times called the Brenizer Method. Stitched about 15 shots to make 1 image with very small depth of field. Shot at 85mm 1.4.

megrac wrote in post #12499653
Awesome Corey, i really like that one.

I would like to get a 70-200 mk2 but its alot of money when this is just a hobby for some pics of the kids lol. Thats sort of the reason i went for the 200mm prime as it gives a similar result but only at 200mm and it was cheap a the time, a 135L would also be nice.

Ya, primes are nice. 135mm and 200mm are too long for my shooting style though.

Hardcore wrote in post #12499688
First one is a technique I've tried only a few times called the Brenizer Method. Stitched about 15 shots to make 1 image with very small depth of field. Shot at 85mm 1.4.

That pictures is a amazing! I've never heard of that before, I'm gonna go check it out (: Thanks!

Quick question:

Does Flickr not save exif data?

I am publishing to flickr from LR3, saving metadata to the file, but non of the pics I have posted have the exif info.

Do I have to have a pro account or do I need to go with smugmug?

todmac wrote in post #12499513
I figured I would jump in with a cat pic

One of my first shots with the 60D and one of my first attempts at PP with LR3. Kinda wished that I would have started with a RAW but I didn't have it set yet now I do.
CC welcome

BTW very cool looking cat. I had seen an earlier post of him and thought he had some pretty exotic markings, what breed is he?

Wooppps...forgot the bts shots from my last shoot.

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It's cloudy and windy outside, I'm bored, and feeling terribly unmotivated for a Sunday afternoon. I kinda like it.

So I'll see your cat photos:

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I'll see your fish tank photo.....

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Straight out of camera

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Scrogg wrote in post #12499924
BTW very cool looking cat. I had seen an earlier post of him and thought he had some pretty exotic markings, what breed is he?

Thanks, he's an American Short Hair Silver Tabby

Got myself a Tiger.

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Hopefully pulling the trigger and ordering the 60D possibly tomorrow after going to the store and messing around with it to make sure it the one I want! Upgrading from an XS I think this will be a great move!

Drew

[QUOTE=Hardcore;124996​88]First one is a technique I've tried only a few times called the Brenizer Method. Stitched about 15 shots to make 1 image with very small depth of field. Shot at 85mm 1.4.

Corey, thanks for sharing this technique. Looks very cool. I found some more info in the below links

http://www.ryanbrenize​r.com …category/breniz​er-method/
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=gbF6jPvZAJk
http://www.youtube.com …MnRxmeJ74&featu​re=related

NP, ya those are some good links that explain the process much better. I find using ptgui is very very easy to do in post processing the panos as well.