Technical Camera Images

[TsurTriger]

I hope it OK to give my 2 cents about the hands position.
When I photograph watches, or every other product, I don't go every time by "the rules" that other go after, for example: 10:09 position. I do, and I say it every time to the customer, can do it but it might looks like all other pictures, the thousands that exist. If the customer go with me, and not restrict about the hands position, I do trying to find the most proper position I think that flow in the picture. Most of the time, yes 10:09 is very good indeed.

But, sometime it give more "feel" to break those "rules" in a picture, and I do love to break the rules. It make the picture more "eye catching".

 

[MrSmith]

i like how the second hand forms a perfect triangle with the bracelet and edge of the box, leading your eye round the image.
sometimes the ideal position fights with the composition in this instance the ‘wrong’ position is part of what makes the shot.:clap:

 

[TsurTriger]

Mr.Smith, this one is dedicated to you. :thumbup:
Seiko Tuna Automatic 1000m gold version.
Just do not kill me about the watch hands position.:toocool:

 

[MrSmith]

:thumbup: I have a lume shot to post for you (later when at computer, will edit this post)
these are actually 2 crops from a DPS feature on watch lume.

 

[TsurTriger]

I can't wait to see which watch it will be.
Seiko, for my experience, has the best lume from all other known brands.

 

[TsurTriger]

Mr.Smith, that is very beautiful picture of the Speedi black side of the moon.
The wait was worth it !

 

[Pemihan]

Cathedral Gorge, Nevada, 2012.
Cambo WRS, Mamiya DM22, SK35XL - two image stitch.

 

[Pemihan]

Cathedral Gorge, Nevada, 2012.
Cambo WRS, Mamiya DM22, SK35XL - four image stitch.

 

[gerald.d]

Cathedral Gorge, Nevada, 2012.
Cambo WRS, Mamiya DM22, SK35XL - two image stitch.

Wonderful image.

How long did you have to wait for a cloud to turn up and be "just right"?

A few years back there was a shot I wanted to get in Dubai that needed a cloud. I went to the same spot every day for a week, for two hours each day, waiting for the right cloud to come along :ROTFL:

Kind regards,


Gerald.

 

[Pemihan]

Thanks Gerald!

I think it was just right when I got there, I was hiking with the camera on tripod and just set it up and shot the image(s) Pure luck I guess

Peter

Wonderful image.

How long did you have to wait for a cloud to turn up and be "just right"?

A few years back there was a shot I wanted to get in Dubai that needed a cloud. I went to the same spot every day for a week, for two hours each day, waiting for the right cloud to come along :ROTFL:

Kind regards,


Gerald.

 

[vjbelle]

Zabriskie - Two images shifted 10mm left and right - Actus, 3100, 72mm digitar. Around 7:00AM with the sun just breaking through the clouds behind me. Wind gusts to 30 MPH but I was able to find a sheltered area walking down a trail from the view point. You get the lighting you get....

Victor

 

[Pemihan]

Red Deer wallow site close to our home. We seldom see the Red Deer, they don't show them self often, but signs of them are everywhere.
Cambo WRS, IQ180, 32HR.

 

[TimG]

One from "The Cobb" down at Lyme Regis,

WRS-5000 IQ260, Rodenstock HR 32,

 

[TsurTriger]

SPECTRE 007 !
Lovely watch.

 

[kimyeesan]

Shiraito Falls
Yamanashi, Japan

Alpa 12FPS + Contax 645 35mm f/3.5
PhaseOne IQ3 100mp

 

[kimyeesan]

薩埵峠展望台

Alpa 12FPS + Contax 645 120mm f/4 APO Macro
PhaseOne IQ3 100mp

 

[GrahamWelland]

Palouse Falls

Alpa FPS, IQ150, Canon 17TSE
1/4s f/16 ISO 100

 

[JohnBrew]

Palouse Falls

Alpa FPS, IQ150, Canon 17TSE
1/4s f/16 ISO 100

Lovely, Graham. May I ask how much stitching was involved?

 

[GrahamWelland]

Lovely, Graham. May I ask how much stitching was involved?

Single capture, no stitch at all. That was the beauty of having the Canon 17TSE. I did have to use lens fall to keep things as straight as possible at the edges of the scene. I cropped a little sky off as it was uninteresting.

 

[vjbelle]

Manly Beacon from Badlands Loop. 2 image pano 10mm left and 10mm right. Actus, 3100, 72mm Digitar. Taken around 2:00 PM for side lighting.

Victor