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[Zodiark1593]

Took the knuckle heads for a walk. 
Sony 85mm F1.8 lens

F4, 1/640, ISO400

[Haro]

10/10

Managing to freeze the action is really difficult with pets moving around constantly, plus a really pleasing composition. 

 

I was out in a park and noticed a public piano, and thought it looked kind of cool in the rain.

EOS2000D, F2.8 ISO100 1/250.

 

[Lightwreather]

2 hours ago, Haro said:

I was out in a park and noticed a public piano, and thought it looked kind of cool in the rain.

Cool for a photo, not so cool for the wood itself.

That aside, I like the composition, 10/10 (would recommend)

 

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[RockSolid1106]

Nikon D3500, ISO180, F8, 1/250.

 

Had rained quite a bit so it was a pretty enjoyable atmosphere, nice greenery everywhere.

[Lightwreather]

1 hour ago, J-from-Nucleon said:

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Well, finished one, so here ya go.

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Was at the beach when I happened across this little bush.

Canon EOS 1200D, ISO100, f/5, 1/400

[sub68]

3 hours ago, J-from-Nucleon said:

Well, finished one, so here ya go.

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Was at the beach when I happened across this little bush.

Canon EOS 1200D, ISO100, f/5, 1/400

I love the contrast and that white flowers really pop out.

it might be a little out of frame but I still love it. 8/10

canon 70d iso3200 1/8 with 18-135mm I think 85mm at f/5.(some how I shot this thing handheld.)

yeah I had a video light at 1% and it was that bright.

[sub68]

22 minutes ago, Schnoz said:

Though, the IEMs themselves look a bit washed-out.

they are white. so its hard

[GDRRiley]

On 4/23/2022 at 7:26 PM, Schnoz said:

Here's the Trackpoint of my Thinkpad T400.
Canon EOS Rebel SL1, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/15s. Edited in Photoshop.

interesting near macro choice. I can't tell if the blur on the right edge is movement or just a shallow depth of field. if its blur raise the shutter speed and increase the ISO, or you can do some type of remote release.

Fuji X-S10 16-80F4 @45mm F8 1/400 ISO100
Played tourist for the day with a french foreign exchange student and my GF in SF. I just did a quick rough edit on my laptop using shotwell. When I got time I want to play with film simulations in C1

[Zodiark1593]

On 4/26/2022 at 2:31 AM, GDRRiley said:

interesting near macro choice. I can't tell if the blur on the right edge is movement or just a shallow depth of field. if its blur raise the shutter speed and increase the ISO, or you can do some type of remote release.

 

Doesn’t look like motion blur. Looks like the depth of field is too shallow. You can see a similar blurring on the left side, and a bit on the left-bottom corner. It’s stronger on the right due to the angle of the camera, as it’s not perfectly perpendicular to the subject. 
 

Depth of Field doesn’t necessarily fall in a straight line, rather there’s a curve to it. This is more noticeable at close range or very fast aperture settings. Even if the camera was perpendicular to the subject, the outer edges can still fall out of focus. 
 

The fix is to stop down. Probably F11 would be sufficient. 

[poochyena]

On 4/26/2022 at 3:31 AM, GDRRiley said:

Fuji X-S10 16-80F4 @45mm F8 1/400 ISO100
Played tourist for the day with a french foreign exchange student and my GF in SF. I just did a quick rough edit on my laptop using shotwell. When I got time I want to play with film simulations in C1

Very clear and sharp. I think maybe the background should have been more blurred though since the focus seems to be the tram? 7/10

 

Took photos of friends yesterday with monitor heads I made

 

[GDRRiley]

On 5/5/2022 at 10:34 AM, poochyena said:

Very clear and sharp. I think maybe the background should have been more blurred though since the focus seems to be the tram? 7/10

I wanted a deep depth of field to get the entire tram sharp

 

[GDRRiley]

On 5/5/2022 at 10:34 AM, poochyena said:

Took photos of friends yesterday with monitor heads I made

really interesting concept

 

not a recent photo but I started using it as a background on my work laptop.

SL2 24-105 F4 @ 105mm F5.6 ISO200 1/1000

[Ahoy Hoy]

3 hours ago, GDRRiley said:

not a recent photo but I started using it as a background on my work laptop.

SL2 24-105 F4 @ 105mm F5.6 ISO200 1/1000

 

Love the flower just floating on the background and the gorgeous red pink veins on the petals.

Ill keep mine on the flower theme as well. Took this at the Eden Project in Cornwall in the UK. Sony A7R3 on my FE4 24-105 G. If you have a A7 camera get this lens. It does everything, decent wide, decent zoom, everything inbetween for portatraits and its macro is great.

[Haro]

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 

2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 

 

[GDRRiley]

4 hours ago, Haro said:

 

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[Vilacom]

On 5/11/2022 at 10:37 AM, Haro said:

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 

2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 

 

Tack sharp, lovely bokeh, really a nice “pose” for the kitty.  I wonder what interesting thing they were looking at off camera.  A really nice shot!

This one of mine is an experiment into miniatures photography with some models a good friend of mine just finished painting for me, shot on an EOS R5 with an adapted EF 70-200mm f/2.8  cropped in, off camera flash, F4.0 

 

[sub68]

On 6/3/2022 at 2:08 AM, Vilacom said:

Tack sharp, lovely bokeh, really a nice “pose” for the kitty.  I wonder what interesting thing they were looking at off camera.  A really nice shot!

This one of mine is an experiment into miniatures photography with some models a good friend of mine just finished painting for me, shot on an EOS R5 with an adapted EF 70-200mm f/2.8  cropped in, off camera flash, F4.0 

 

I love the separation, looks a bit grainy but I think its good overall.

I just ordered a Canon 70-200 F4 IS, I can't wait to use that lens.

Canon 70D, ISO-100,1/80 shutter, 18-135mm at 24mm, F9.

No editing straight from camera.

[Zodiark1593]

On 6/10/2022 at 12:57 PM, sub68 said:

I love the separation, looks a bit grainy but I think its good overall.

I just ordered a Canon 70-200 F4 IS, I can't wait to use that lens.

Canon 70D, ISO-100,1/80 shutter, 18-135mm at 24mm, F9.

No editing straight from camera.

Not bad, could use a bit of lighting on the truck itself though. Probably a bit more pop on the red would be nice as well. Good composition though. 7/10

 

Had a fair recently in Placerville. Lighting is certainly a challenge, but was fun nonetheless. Hadn't had a fair here since 2019.

 

Sony A7C, Rokinon 50mm, F1.4, ISO 400, 1/320

[The Blackhat]

13 hours ago, Zodiark1593 said:

Not bad, could use a bit of lighting on the truck itself though. Probably a bit more pop on the red would be nice as well. Good composition though. 7/10

 

Had a fair recently in Placerville. Lighting is certainly a challenge, but was fun nonetheless. Hadn't had a fair here since 2019.

 

Sony A7C, Rokinon 50mm, F1.4, ISO 400, 1/320

Challenging for sure, it’s quite a bit trippy. Hard to inspect with my eyes for too long.

 

 

Went to a car show, I love old classics.

Canon EOS R + Nikon 105mm F/2 DC

[Zodiark1593]

57 minutes ago, The Blackhat said:

Challenging for sure, it’s quite a bit trippy. Hard to inspect with my eyes for too long.

 

 

Went to a car show, I love old classics.

Canon EOS R + Nikon 105mm F/2 DC

When dealing with colored LEDS lighting, you need to be especially careful of your exposure, as its easy to overexpose specific color channels, and result in horrific banding. 

[Paul Thexton]

On 6/22/2022 at 8:43 PM, The Blackhat said:

Challenging for sure, it’s quite a bit trippy. Hard to inspect with my eyes for too long.

 

 

Went to a car show, I love old classics.

Canon EOS R + Nikon 105mm F/2 DC

I think this may have benefitted from a slightly higher f/, getting the whole car in focus would have helper it really pop out of the frame.

 

Meanwhile, I was at Silverstone on Sunday for the British Grand Prix.

 

Canon EOS70D + EF70-200mm f/2.8L.

Handheld panning shot taking in shutter priority mode at 1/160 exposure.

Pretty challenging to take photos as is always the case on main race day, stanchions for the stand were evenly spaced which meant it was a matter of timing to depress the shutter and not have them not intrude in the photo, as well as fans in front of me in the stand randomly standing up or throwing their arms up to cheer their favourite drivers (which ruined a good number of what would otherwise have been good photos)

 

This one isn't quite as sharp as similar photos I've managed to get in the past, but I'm still pretty pleased with it none the less.

 

 

[Brian McKee]

On 7/6/2022 at 7:12 AM, Paul Thexton said:

I think this may have benefitted from a slightly higher f/, getting the whole car in focus would have helper it really pop out of the frame.

 

Meanwhile, I was at Silverstone on Sunday for the British Grand Prix.

 

Canon EOS70D + EF70-200mm f/2.8L.

Handheld panning shot taking in shutter priority mode at 1/160 exposure.

Pretty challenging to take photos as is always the case on main race day, stanchions for the stand were evenly spaced which meant it was a matter of timing to depress the shutter and not have them not intrude in the photo, as well as fans in front of me in the stand randomly standing up or throwing their arms up to cheer their favourite drivers (which ruined a good number of what would otherwise have been good photos)

 

This one isn't quite as sharp as similar photos I've managed to get in the past, but I'm still pretty pleased with it none the less.

 

 

 

I find critical sharpness unimportant for panned action shots. More blur on the subject can be desirable actually. I like this shot I've always been bad at this technique.

 

Quick macro of a quadro RTX 5000 die on a laptop gpu I'm selling.

 

[CommanderAlex]

8 hours ago, Brian McKee said:

Quick macro of a quadro RTX 5000 die on a laptop gpu I'm selling.

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Great photo. Were you mainly focusing on the text as part of your composition?? I feel like setting focus closer towards the lower corner where the tiny capacitors are might have been better and to increase depth of field. That might just be me wanting to grab the whole die in focus. 

 

Was at an air show last month and going through all the photos is quite time consuming.

 

This is the B-29 Superfortress. Taken with my Canon 7DII and 100-400mm at ISO 100, f/13, 1/320 sec. shutter speed. 

 

 

 

[Brian McKee]

On 7/7/2022 at 8:53 PM, CommanderAlex said:

Great photo. Were you mainly focusing on the text as part of your composition?? I feel like setting focus closer towards the lower corner where the tiny capacitors are might have been better and to increase depth of field. That might just be me wanting to grab the whole die in focus. 

 

Was at an air show last month and going through all the photos is quite time consuming.

 

This is the B-29 Superfortress. Taken with my Canon 7DII and 100-400mm at ISO 100, f/13, 1/320 sec. shutter speed. 

 

 

 

I do love me some plane shots. Perhaps the props are a bit too frozen for my tastes though. Would have shot this at a slightly lower shutter speed. Otherwise very well captured.

 

Practicing using my sigma 10-20. Never been particularly good at using wide angles. Camera used is the Pentax KP.

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[Haro]

I find it interesting, not particularly exciting, but it's an intriguing shot and vantage point.

 

Recently visited Dubai, and the constant abundance of pretty and highly intricate buildings makes it hard to pick one shot, but I like this particular shot of this unassuming building with it's blue accents.

EOS 2000D: F6.3 ISO100 1/500 using an ND @50mm.