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Fun with Nikon Images
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Dan Bellyk
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Today I took a webinar from Digital Transitions on the workings of Capture One Pro 7, dug up this photo started from scratch and a couple final tweaks in CS6.
Landscapelover
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Acadia National Park, ME
Nikon D800E; Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VRII
Thank you very much Lloyd, I really appreciate it. 14 days until LA, LV and SFO...
Shashin
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Thank you.
The neat thing about my star trails is it was not done outside--that was shot in a planetarium--stars don't trail that quickly in 30 seconds at 8mm. But when you can control the planetarium, then you can really have fun, although it is a real pain to process.
ceh
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exceptional :thumbup:
GrahamWelland
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I think Juergen yanked your chain :ROTFL:
Shashin
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Well, I can't tell him the truth that they are the ships from Theta Tau. You can only see the cloaking device with long exposures from a D800--MFD ain't gonna do that. The official announcement is that they are black holes, or dark gray holes, to be more precise.
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Bildifokus
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Nikon D3x | AF-S 105/2,8 VR Micro | Feisol CT-3472LV and CB-50
Landscapelover
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Thanks very much Lloyd! Pramote
Landscapelover
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Charles River by MIT, Boston, MA
Nikon D800E; Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8
Landscapelover
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Charles River by MIT, Boston, MA
Nikon D800E; Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8; Lee 0.6 GND
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