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yay, photography! (thumbnails or links only, pls.)
Llewellian:
--- Quote from: Lummer on 30 Aug 2010, 15:06 ---Alright, some VERY assorted stuff from me:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y107/Mosag/IMG_0070.jpg
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Man. That picture seriously urges me to listen to my Pink Floyd Animal Album now....
GuitarFreak:
--- Quote from: Llewellian on 30 Aug 2010, 00:28 ---Guitarfreak:
AWESOME.
A picture with 75% of it showing reflecting surfaces AND its sharp as a knife. The region of focus ending exactly on the beginning of the roof... did you do it by hand or via tripod?
Btw: Like the Lolcat-grammar on the license number plate.
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Thanks :D I shot it by hand. I was just walking around snapping shots and I really like how this one turned out. The 70-200 is an amazing lens.
Also, here's a full size version if you want it: http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/239/e/b/corvette_by_guitarfreak2-d2xfa24.jpg
Llewellian:
Thanks Guitarfreak.
The big ol' original version showed me that it must have been very hot on this day. Because there's a lot of chromatic noise in it. Happens with my pictures too, the moment when the camera body gets warmer than 20 C.
I have made some pictures recently, on the very same day with the same cam to test it. Morning, Midday, Afternoon, Evening. Camera on a tripod, not moving. Same "Poster" on the wall. Difference was only the temperature.
And whenever the camera (due to the room temperature, i live in an appartment directly under the roof) got warmer... the color noise level raised kinda exponentially... (which is not a secret, hey, that is just dull physics on the sensor).
GuitarFreak:
--- Quote from: Llewellian on 02 Sep 2010, 01:51 ---Thanks Guitarfreak.
The big ol' original version showed me that it must have been very hot on this day. Because there's a lot of chromatic noise in it. Happens with my pictures too, the moment when the camera body gets warmer than 20 C.
I have made some pictures recently, on the very same day with the same cam to test it. Morning, Midday, Afternoon, Evening. Camera on a tripod, not moving. Same "Poster" on the wall. Difference was only the temperature.
And whenever the camera (due to the room temperature, i live in an appartment directly under the roof) got warmer... the color noise level raised kinda exponentially... (which is not a secret, hey, that is just dull physics on the sensor).
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It wasn't really too hot. The noise is from shooting ISO400, and pushing the exposure a stop or so in lightroom, and no noise reduction.
Anyway, here's one of my cat
jmrz:
The next few weeks of my Studio Photography class are going to be spent with still life setups. I love it already. The rest are here:
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