Saturated, Eye Hurting, Retina burning Photos: Canon vs. Nikon!!

Lazuka wrote in post #11284344
Haven't edited any of these, just resized...(starting my B&W binge for the winter) but check this out.


http://maps.google.com …spn=0.001,0.001​&t=k&hl=en


Nikon GPS at work. Load it up in Lightroom 3...go to LIbrary, go into the metadata, click on the arrow link under GPS and it links it to google maps.


Weather was horrible, but we worked with what we had.

WOW!

The lakes around Michigan have taken many lives, and can be as brutal as the ocean.

GPS fun
http://maps.google.com …spn=0.001,0.001​&t=k&hl=en

and picture.

Jpeg OOC, just resized.

14-24 at 14mm f/2.8.

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^^ ^NICe. The distortion control is pretty awesome on that lens.

The trick with shooting with the lens at 14mm is getting pretty much MFD from the object and start from there, and foot zoom. It's a wild style of shooting, but i'm starting to get the hang of it.

Stealthy Ninja wrote in post #11284298
All you need is this Julian
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=qk5hHNsAcec

LOL! Very entertaining. Thanks!

Lazuka wrote in post #11284344
Haven't edited any of these, just resized...(starting my B&W binge for the winter) but check this out.


http://maps.google.com …spn=0.001,0.001​&t=k&hl=en


Nikon GPS at work. Load it up in Lightroom 3...go to LIbrary, go into the metadata, click on the arrow link under GPS and it links it to google maps.


Weather was horrible, but we worked with what we had.

I like this one. The mono really fits the image.

Lazuka wrote in post #11284388
The lakes around Michigan have taken many lives, and can be as brutal as the ocean.

GPS fun
http://maps.google.com …spn=0.001,0.001​&t=k&hl=en

and picture.

Jpeg OOC, just resized.

14-24 at 14mm f/2.8.

I like this too. You should get a 24 PC-E imo.

Ricardo222 wrote in post #11284312
Hey Stealthy, you been visiting Nelson? That looks like our skyline....ALMOST! Actually it doesn't, but it's a cool shot. It's a WOW from me too.

Julian's been out "Wow!"ed

:p

You'll note in that shot while I'm getting the photo(s) the two Canon guys (KC and Perryge) are still fiddling with their cameras.

The Lighthouse path is really slippery and there's warnings all over, a lot of people have slipped off into the water. Wanted to show you how slick the surface was. It was prety crazy because it was raining, and winds were picking up. In the real bad storms the waves can easily go over the walkway and take you into the water. In the winter the ice freezes all over the whole thing and makes radical changes to the landscape, can't wait to go

another at 14mm to show the scale of it, with a little bit of lines thrown in for good fun.

GPS fun.
http://maps.google.com …spn=0.001,0.001​&t=k&hl=en

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jdizzle wrote in post #11284423
I like this too. You should get a 24 PC-E imo.

I really do need one, than we can give each other tips on how to shoot with the damn thing! lol

jdizzle wrote in post #11284176
Look, I don't need a full Elinchrom set up. Out of anyone here, you should give me some suggestions.


The client wants a white background.

Get some CFL bulbs with those clamps at Home Depot and put one or two on your BG. My table has enough BG room to blast the BG without it affecting my main lights (except for the reflections I want to keep and am working on). Of course, CFL bulbs and clamps as main with diffusers and/or bounce cards. Most important thing I've learned from my limited shooting of food is that you have to know how much diffusion, if at all, to use.

Lazuka wrote in post #11284451
I really do need one, than we can give each other tips on how to shoot with the damn thing! lol

Yup! That would be cool!

I took a shot out my kids bedroom window.

Looks ok... but the point is that it's a handheld shot (70mm) at 0.4 second (24-70). Who needs VR when you're a ninja?! I ask you!

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^I like the sky in that one Adrian.

Father was teaching his son photography, I'm sending this to his email. (That's him teaching his son) after I edit it.

http://maps.google.com …spn=0.001,0.001​&t=k&hl=en


SOOC, JPeg.

resized.

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