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Technical Camera Images

dougpeterson

Workshop Member
Toroweap Overlook, Grand Canyon, AZ, 2012.
For scale the river is 3000 feet below.

Both images: Cambo WRS, Leaf Aptus-II 5, SK35XL - two images stitched and cropped to 4x5.

Dusk




Dawn

There is a real quiet beauty here. I'm loving the muted tonal range, and the uncrowded composition.
 

drunkenspyder

Well-known member
Dune 41, Namibia Sand Sea



Cambo 400 | Trichromatic | Hasseblad 250 Superachromat | f/11 | 1/30s | ISO 35 [2 stitched vertical images]
 

drunkenspyder

Well-known member
15-frame focus stack POC using Helicon Focus. Namib Sand Sea.



Cambo 400 | Hasselblad Superachromat 250 | Trichro | f/8 | 1/40s | ISO 200
 

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Fall Colors
Alpa MAX + SK210 + IQ3100T


Looks like you were at the Tetons/Yellowstone maybe a week or two before me (Sept 29th through Oct 6th for me). This spot on the way up to Yellowstone had completely dropped it's leaves by my week, although the Mormon Row barns were at their peak colour.

I's always scary when you know EXACTLY where all these shots were taken :ROTFL::thumbup:
 

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Ok, ignore my last comment about knowing where the tripod holes were. This one is a little different because whenever I've shot from Artist's Point I've had to deal with foreground trees. Did you shoot this outside of the barriers or clone out the trees?

Yellowstone Upper Falls
Alpa Max + SK 120 + IQ3100T, 9 shots stitch
 

HiggsSinglet

New member
Looks like you were at the Tetons/Yellowstone maybe a week or two before me (Sept 29th through Oct 6th for me). This spot on the way up to Yellowstone had completely dropped it's leaves by my week, although the Mormon Row barns were at their peak colour.

I's always scary when you know EXACTLY where all these shots were taken :ROTFL::thumbup:
Actually, this was just a stone throw north of Oxbow Bend. Was there 9/25 - 10/1, the color were so so around Teton 9/25-9/27, but on 9/30, Wow, a different world!!!
 

HiggsSinglet

New member
Ok, ignore my last comment about knowing where the tripod holes were. This one is a little different because whenever I've shot from Artist's Point I've had to deal with foreground trees. Did you shoot this outside of the barriers or clone out the trees?
Actually no issues at all, i was on the top platform at the furthest point
 

Kinya28

Well-known member
Yukon Canada #1

Visited Yukon Canada with my good friends in last month.
Though it was more of a fun road trip than serious photography trip, I manage to capture fall season images, off course :eek:.
I haven't posted my image for a while but I will post dozen of images from Yukon in next several days, be prepared to be bored.

First two images are "Yukon River with morning Light and afternoon light". Both are taken from Dawson City Yukon, Canada.

IQ3-100
Cambo-1600
SK120mm
 
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