Oregon Workshop Images

[Jack]

Then on top of that we handed him a piece of Chocolate fudge with walnuts. Despite the fact that we were good to him and got him the sugar free they somehow managed to pack 1 1/2 lbs of butter into a 1/4 lb piece of fudge!

And don't tell us you shared most of it!!! :bugeyes:

:ROTFL: Oh yeah, that too!!! I totally forgot about that one. But the full sugar stuff you and I had was probably the best fudge I ever tasted

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Then on top of that we handed him a piece of Chocolate fudge with walnuts. Despite the fact that we were good to him and got him the sugar free they somehow managed to pack 1 1/2 lbs of butter into a 1/4 lb piece of fudge!

And don't tell us you shared most of it!!! :bugeyes:

I tried to share but NO everyone wanted the sugar to boot.:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:

 

[cmb_]

Maybe time to move up Charlie. LOL

Is the P65+ the next step up from the P20+?
:ROTFL:
I should post a crop from that last P65 shot.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

You may scare people showing crops from a P65. LOL

You can go to a P40+ or P45+ bud . Make those small baby steps upwards.:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:

 

[KETCH ROSSI]

Looks like these guy's are looking for a little Fish and Chips if you ask me. LOL
GF1 with kit lens

Nice shots Guy, those birds shots look like they come right out of Hitchcock's 1963 BIRD's!

Btw, again I must say how beautiful all of your images posted here are, amazing stuff!!

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Couple from the P30+ with the 45D lens. This lens became pretty popular on the workshop three where purchased.

 

[cmb_]

Guy - those are beautiful. I like the second one with the water and the silvery tree in the foreground leading you into the frame.

 

[cmb_]

Avenue of the Giants. P20+ and Alpa SWA.

 

[Bob]

Home and doing some processing. From the first evening at Bandon Beach:

-bob

 

[cmb_]

From our stop at Natural Bridges.

 

[dougpeterson]

A few from yesterday....
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That's fantastic Terry!

 

[scatesmd]

Here is a different take on some of the Oregon sites.

First, I liked the colors of the shipwreck, so I thought I'd over-do it a bit. This is an HDR from 3 P1 645 photos.

The second photo is the Natural Bridge in a fairly dense fog. Just for laughs, I put it through Lucis Pro to see how much of the fog I could cut through.

I also shot the same scene in IR with the M8.

Also, an old gas pump from the Marina as the sun went down.

Dinner at Bandon, I think, with the 24/1.4 on an M8, wide open at ISO 2500.

Finally, Oregon coast in IR with M8.

Thanks, steve

 

[cmb_]

Steve - the IR of Natural Bridges is a killer, also the old gas pump.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Steve really nice here , some interesting shots and processing techniques. Glad you posted them. Love the gas pump

 

[scatesmd]

Hi Guy,

I need to check settings here. The photo in the restaurant and the HDR look quite different (more saturated, much softer, different WB) than they did on my screen. I'll see if I can figure out how I did it differently.

Is there a difference between Jack's web actions that say P45 vs those that do not that may have mattered?

steve

 

[Jack]

Hi Guy,

I need to check settings here. The photo in the restaurant and the HDR look quite different (more saturated, much softer, different WB) than they did on my screen. I'll see if I can figure out how I did it differently.

Is there a difference between Jack's web actions that say P45 vs those that do not that may have mattered?

steve

Hi Steve:

The images look pretty good on my monitor -- boat wreck is highly saturated with soft, etherial background, mono IR is contrasty and slightly soft as IR is, others look more "normal."

There is a difference on my web actions, but not for color or contrast, only detail. The P45+ set should not be used on files under 20MP while the regular can conceivably be used for any file size, though the P45+ set will render sharper web images from 22+MP files. Both sets convert the files to sRGB jpegs, so they will look slightly different than Prophoto or even Adobe RGB images viewed on a color-managed system -- basically sRGB will have less saturation in highly saturated colors.

 

[scatesmd]

Thanks Jack,

I'll see what I did at home, as some are from the M8, some from the P1, and I might have mixed them up.

steve

 

[cmb_]

A few more from the Oregon trip. These from Avenue of the Giants. Alpa & P20+

About a dozen images from Avenue of the Giants in a gallery here: http://www.umbrastudio.net/html/assets/avenueGallery/index.html

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Wanted to add this one to the pile as well. Finally got to processing it

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Little change in look with a 80d