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[bob345]

On 12/5/2020 at 7:38 AM, OscarMike said:

oooh heres a picture from my old XTi. its a HDR. before and after

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Looks pretty good. Id say it may be a bit over edited for my taste.

Id say reduce the clarity setting a bit to get rid of the glow around the edges of the roof. Good composition!

 

 

Here is a set of photos i took of my  Fuji X-pro 3. Trying out some "product photography" type composition

Photo's where taken with a X-pro1 with an adapted ef mount sigma 24mm f1.4

 

 

 

 

[Aranwe]

10 hours ago, bob345 said:

Looks pretty good. Id say it may be a bit over edited for my taste.

Id say reduce the clarity setting a bit to get rid of the glow around the edges of the roof. Good composition!

 

 

Here is a set of photos i took of my  Fuji X-pro 3. Trying out some "product photography" type composition

Photo's where taken with a X-pro1 with an adapted ef mount sigma 24mm f1.4

That looks sooo sharp ! Love it I actually don't have anything to add it's really nice. The nice wooden table is a good pick if you're going for product photography, it really fits the look of the camera and adds some texture.

Here's two really minor points though : the first picture, if you go top down close your aperture to have focus on the whole camera so you can read what's on the lens.

Same about the third one, I would say that there's not really a clear focus point, you went really hard on the aperture but you missed the focus on the shutter where I would want to bring the attention because it already stands out real nice in red, and instead the focus just lands on the grip.

 

Here's a couple of shots I developed this weekend, shot on my Canon A1 on some Ilford HP5+

 

[Derkoli]

On 11/30/2020 at 2:39 PM, theonly500 said:

That is just a great photo Aranwe.
From the almost at golden Ration Boulder, to the diagonal stacking of sightlines. That is just something great.
I especially like the hexagonal lensflare. And the slightly grainy background.
May i ask, which mountain is in that picture?

I've got something from the place the last picture was from. But way above in the blue of the ceiling.

Bit late, but that is the catwalk in the fly loft of a theater?

 

Just wanted to make sure I'm not going crazy

[theonly500]

3 hours ago, Derkoli said:

Bit late, but that is the catwalk in the fly loft of a theater?

 

Just wanted to make sure I'm not going crazy

It is.
In German we call that Schnürboden.
From Schnüren -> to tie something
From Boden -> Floor.
And that is the premium variation. Older ones are typically just wooden, or metal planks and not a grid.

[Lord Vile]

9 hours ago, theonly500 said:

It is.
In German we call that Schnürboden.
From Schnüren -> to tie something
From Boden -> Floor.
And that is the premium variation. Older ones are typically just wooden, or metal planks and not a grid.

Why is Germany so odd

[Fetzie]

 

4 hours ago, Lord Vile said:

Why is Germany so odd

I dunno, we've got to work against the national stereotypes somehow

 

A while back we went out in the Black Forest, I thought I'd give landscapes a go.

 

Nikon D500, Tamron 70-210 f/4 at 70mm (105mm FF equivalent), 1/160 sec, ISO 320, f/9

 

I quite like the way that telephoto lenses pull the background in closer. Makes things like this valley look rather dramatic, with the houses nestled in the foreground. There was a lot of fog that day, luckily it cleared up a bit in the afternoon.

[Lord Vile]

1 minute ago, Fetzie said:

 

I dunno, we've got to work against the national stereotypes somehow

 

A while back we went out in the Black Forest, I thought I'd give landscapes a go.

 

Nikon D500, Tamron 70-210 f/4 at 70mm (105mm FF equivalent), 1/160 sec, ISO 320, f/9

 

I quite like the way that telephoto lenses pull the background in closer. Makes things like this valley look rather dramatic, with the houses nestled in the foreground. There was a lot of fog that day, luckily it cleared up a bit in the afternoon.

Iz zat lens very efficient?!?!

[Fetzie]

3 minutes ago, Lord Vile said:

Iz zat lens very efficient?!?!

Very Image quality is close to the 2.8 but it weighs half as much, and it cost me about 350 euro on sale IIRC. Favourite lens after the 300 PF.

[theonly500]

23 hours ago, Lord Vile said:

Why is Germany so odd

Because we can.
And it is German Efficency. Why invent something new, when you can just name it with the combination of things it is.

And combining Words to form something new is something completely awesome.

18 hours ago, Fetzie said:

A while back we went out in the Black Forest, I thought I'd give landscapes a go.

 

I quite like the way that telephoto lenses pull the background in closer. Makes things like this valley look rather dramatic, with the houses nestled in the foreground. There was a lot of fog that day, luckily it cleared up a bit in the afternoon.

I really like that "Mittelgebirge" Style.
Not too high Mountains, not to deep valleys. That is something quite nice.
Oh and "Mittelgebirge" means something like "Middle Mountain Range". They are not complete Mountains, but still are mountainous enough to count as a mountain range.

 

On the other hand i quite like this picture wich was taken with at 28mm it just makes that small Norwegian Curch look so much bigger.

[Matttis]

On 12/9/2020 at 5:29 PM, theonly500 said:

Because we can.
And it is German Efficency. Why invent something new, when you can just name it with the combination of things it is.

And combining Words to form something new is something completely awesome.

I really like that "Mittelgebirge" Style.
Not too high Mountains, not to deep valleys. That is something quite nice.
Oh and "Mittelgebirge" means something like "Middle Mountain Range". They are not complete Mountains, but still are mountainous enough to count as a mountain range.

 

On the other hand i quite like this picture wich was taken with at 28mm it just makes that small Norwegian Curch look so much bigger.

 

Not bad though I think it could have been a little wide to capture more of the scene. And maybe also from a different angle so you see more of the front of the building.
The roof of the other building in the background is also a bit distracting.
You seem to have shot it from below or generally from a low angle, too. Without straightening the angles it looks like the building is gonna fall over

The sky looks nice though and the colors pop without being oversaturated!

 

This is the last shot I took before the current lockdown hit and the zoo had to close...

 

[Orbital_Aurora]

Haven't seen the previous edit so i can't compare.

I would give it 7/10 I somewhat like the old sepia tone to it, even if the sky is completly burnt.

Here is mine, from the beautiful city of Venice

[TempestCatto]

On 12/28/2020 at 10:37 AM, Orbital_Aurora said:

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I like the vintage look, seems a bit too neutral in terms of colour tone. But still a very pleasing picture to look at. 9/10

 

 

My first ever photo with a Canon SL3, 18-55mm kit lens (at 18mm), no filters but a bit of colour work in-camera, I can't remember what shutter/iso/aperture I used. But I'm still trying!

 

[sub68]

On 12/31/2020 at 5:22 PM, TempestCatto said:

 

My first ever photo with a Canon SL3, 18-55mm kit lens (at 18mm), no filters but a bit of colour work in-camera, I can't remember what shutter/iso/aperture I used. But I'm still trying!

 

nice sun set I like how you just went frick the clouds and I like the diffusion of the sun

also you can view the metadata in windows picture viewer

yes I was listening to k/da remix because I forgot to mute my obs

Canon XTI with 18-55mm

SS 1/25 sec. f/5 ISO 800

 

[RiverYeti11]

Nice Photo. I love the set up and the Boca in the background. Maybe a bit too harsh of light coming from the right side. If you are using a lamp, maybe diffuse it with some thin cloth or a piece of white paper. Its leaving a small amount of glare on it. 8/10

 

 

Took this Photo while out fishing. Used a lee 10 stop filter during the day to get the blurring affect. Edited out the blue tone the filter gives the image.

 

Nikon D7500

Tamron 28-70 lens I believe.

[sub68]

2 hours ago, RiverYeti11 said:

Maybe a bit too harsh of light coming from the right side. If you are using a lamp, maybe diffuse it with some thin cloth or a piece of white paper. Its leaving a small amount of glare on it. 8/10

yeah that light was a problem and I should had diffuse my lamp

 

2 hours ago, RiverYeti11 said:

Took this Photo while out fishing. Used a lee 10 stop filter during the day to get the blurring affect. Edited out the blue tone the filter gives the image.

man love the smooth water I have done it b4 with a f22 shutter, the colors are too warm for my taste

canon xti with 50mm 1.8

ISO 800 50mm at f2.8 1/60sec

 

[Zyre]

Capture this during the summer with my iPhone XR. After I capture it I got the idea that it looked like a pan of food being flipped in the air. Like it's some kind of meat and the wood on the left is the handle.

 

But I can also simply see things that others don't.

 

[sonsonate]

Newb here!  I haven't used this account since signing up about 3 years ago, haha.  I've always been taking pictures of my environs, but I got a real camera about 3 years ago seriously took to documenting.  That includes people, architecture, birds, and random finds.  Been looking around for a forum with feedback instead of just likes and remembered LTT Forums.

 

Okay, as for the photo, I love the warmth of a fire and I like the feeling your image evokes, but it could be a lot more if there was a person with the warm glow of the fire in the image. 

 

Here's my image, Manhattan in the Mist:

 

 

 

 

 

[question228]

On 1/22/2021 at 5:52 AM, sonsonate said:

Newb here!  I haven't used this account since signing up about 3 years ago, haha.  I've always been taking pictures of my environs, but I got a real camera about 3 years ago seriously took to documenting.  That includes people, architecture, birds, and random finds.  Been looking around for a forum with feedback instead of just likes and remembered LTT Forums.

 

Okay, as for the photo, I love the warmth of a fire and I like the feeling your image evokes, but it could be a lot more if there was a person with the warm glow of the fire in the image. 

 

Here's my image, Manhattan in the Mist:

 

 

 

 

That photo looks beautiful. Really like the b&w effect

[Chriskov]

On 1/22/2021 at 3:22 PM, sonsonate said:

Newb here!  I haven't used this account since signing up about 3 years ago, haha.  I've always been taking pictures of my environs, but I got a real camera about 3 years ago seriously took to documenting.  That includes people, architecture, birds, and random finds.  Been looking around for a forum with feedback instead of just likes and remembered LTT Forums.

 

Okay, as for the photo, I love the warmth of a fire and I like the feeling your image evokes, but it could be a lot more if there was a person with the warm glow of the fire in the image. 

 

Here's my image, Manhattan in the Mist:

 

 

 

 

Stunning shot the mist really adds some mystery to it. Love the choice of black and white 8/10

First time posting noob here also Here is the last photo I took it was ar a beagle event in Australia wish I left more room by the paws though 

[Skykiller]

On 1/25/2021 at 11:16 AM, Chriskov said:

Stunning shot the mist really adds some mystery to it. Love the choice of black and white 8/10

First time posting noob here also Here is the last photo I took it was ar a beagle event in Australia wish I left more room by the paws though 

Nice Photo. Look that the Eys of the Subject are allways in Focus, when you shot Wild Life or Protrait. But you did a pretty nice job in this as well.

 

[GDRRiley]

On 1/27/2021 at 8:59 AM, Skykiller said:

Nice Photo. Look that the Eys of the Subject are allways in Focus, when you shot Wild Life or Protrait. But you did a pretty nice job in this as well.

 

that is some strong banding. I like the mist and framing

this is the 3rd edit of the same photo. I'm not sure if one or both of the others got posted here so I'll toss it in a spoiler along with the OG
canon T5 18-55 @55 F5.6 iso 200 1/1600

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OG

 

[sub68]

15 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

that is some strong banding. I like the mist and framing

this is the 3rd edit of the same photo. I'm not sure if one or both of the others got posted here so I'll toss it in a spoiler along with the OG
canon T5 18-55 @55 F5.6 iso 200 1/1600

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OG

 

nice picture of the highway it looks like your in the middle of the road

 

[GDRRiley]

45 minutes ago, sub68 said:

nice picture of the highway it looks like your in the middle of the road

I was, taking from a car through the front glass. lots of work to clean it up.

I would have gone to F2 or so to get my shutter speed up a bit higher, seems like some minor shake, otherwise like the color and composition

Canon SL2 24-105 @105 F7.1 1/250 iso100
now that I've moved from Canons photo editor to Luminar 3 water marks aren't that hard to do.

[sub68]

@GDRRileyI don't see camera shake 

15 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

Lots of work to clean it up

I bet but it looks good

[TempestCatto]

34 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

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I never thought your name was Gabriel. I always thought it was a play on GDDR lol.