Ed Hurst
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Thanks so much, John. Means a lot to me!
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The Smoking Camera
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A couple of photos at the New York City Halloween Parade with Hasselblad X1D and XCD 21mm.
Theme of Halloween Parade is I AM a Robot.
I don't recommend the X1D for action shots, but will work in a pinch.
First image at f4 1/30 iso 3200
Second image at f4.5 1/80 iso 6400
Theme of Halloween Parade is I AM a Robot.
I don't recommend the X1D for action shots, but will work in a pinch.
First image at f4 1/30 iso 3200
Second image at f4.5 1/80 iso 6400
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dave.gt
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EJ,
Beautiful!!! Arrgghhh... well-done!
I forgot about this place... I really do need to go there.
The Smoking Camera
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Red dress at Top of the Rock in New York City
Hasselblad X1D and 21mm XCD lens
f9 1/25 sec iso 100
Hasselblad X1D and 21mm XCD lens
f9 1/25 sec iso 100
biglouis
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My first attempt at focus stacking with the GFX50s and 120/4 macro. I did not use the inbuilt drive function, I took 15 photos myself moving the focus point between shots, then used PS to align/blend the layers. A feather from a Red Kite which I found while photographing them earlier last week (with my m43rds kit, I hasten to add). One thing the process did teach me: with the kind of resolution available, the white background in the lightbox has to be absolutely spotless and without any dust :banghead:
You can click through to the full size jpeg export (8.6Mb file) if you are interested. Thanks for looking.
You can click through to the full size jpeg export (8.6Mb file) if you are interested. Thanks for looking.
Couldn’t get out of the house today to shoot any fall color thanks to newborn and my wife’s gallstones acting up, but felt the itch to shoot. Gave myself a challenge to go out into the backyard for half an hour and come back with something. Not my usual thing, but here’s a couple of the shots I came up with, done in camera and handheld. X1D and 90mm XCD with levels adjustment in Phocus
-Todd
-Todd
dave.gt
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Great results with ICM (Intentional Camera Movement)!!! You have a good feel for it, something I have admired for a good while.... just never quite got after it. Now that you have inspired me... it is time for me to get busy!
Btw, I can't decide which of the two images I like best! The second one is modifier and mysterious.
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mristuccia
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Just playing in studio with a charming leaf.
dave.gt
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Finally, I had a minute this morning to process a single image from the rainy day last week. We waited until the afternoon to go to our lake and check on the colors which were not bad at all considering the weather this year. 20 mph winds!
H5D-50c, 80mm,2.8:
Sometimes you just have to take the shot... I knew the leaves would be mostly gone if I waited another day, so... this is it. Maybe next year, the weather will be kind. Maybe not.
It was still fun and beat working around the house with all the domestics needing to be done. On a side note, the winds have not stopped since.
H5D-50c, 80mm,2.8:
Sometimes you just have to take the shot... I knew the leaves would be mostly gone if I waited another day, so... this is it. Maybe next year, the weather will be kind. Maybe not.
It was still fun and beat working around the house with all the domestics needing to be done. On a side note, the winds have not stopped since.
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