shtarka1
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Even More Fun Pictures with Nikon
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Lloyd
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That sunrise was gorgeous, but this... this is something special. :salute:
Wonderful processing too.
m_driscoll
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Corlan: Same software that i use. Although my use consist of moving the adaptive sharpening sllder back and forth and looking at the loupe. Do you use the presharpener?When needed i mainly use Sharpener Pro modules from Nik (settings depending on the printer + intended use), and generally speaking the print files are a bit over sharpened than the general purpose version, especially photos with subjects where some "contrast sharpening" is sometimes useful. For the latter stage one can use a number of solutions, including the original tools in PS.
Print wise the overall difference in results with specialized plug-ins and programs are mostly visible for critical uses such as large prints, products ads and alike. Beside of course, on screen pixel-peeping.
Nice photos in the last set btw. I second Lloyd re the lovely painted like reflections... now your next mission is to shoot the same dog, same framing no crop... with a WA. :toocool:
Thanks. I won't be back in Prince Rupert until next Spring. If I see him (and there's a good chance); i'll use a WA.
Jason/Osman: Thanks.
Jason: Certainly does! Unless you did that front page yourself with Pagemaker (InDesign if you've upgraded)?Quick question... Does this count as being published?
http://gapersblock.com/rearview/archives/2010/04/01/
Steve: Tausend dank. I had to look up "Ausgetzeichnet" and i used to speak German.Matt....Stop Showing Off! Last 3 Are Ausgetzeichnet, Bellissimo, Bonita, or as we say in Beantown Wicked Good
rayyan: Both are beautiful images. The portrait is appealingly stylish with that pp..
Cheers, Matt.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
rayyan
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Jorgen Udvang
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Very beautifulportrait
Jorgen Udvang
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Not a photographic masterpiece this, but I just love natural pinks.
S5 with Tamron 17-50 @ 38mm and f/7.1 (No idea why I didn't shoot wide open. Must be the pink.)
It was shot at one of the two annual motor shows in Bangkok. Don't ask me about the cars... please?
S5 with Tamron 17-50 @ 38mm and f/7.1 (No idea why I didn't shoot wide open. Must be the pink.)
It was shot at one of the two annual motor shows in Bangkok. Don't ask me about the cars... please?
Lloyd
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Nice! I love natural pinks too.
m_driscoll
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Jorgen: Great pink! They stopped having shows like that here. Just out of curiosity what brand of car was she standing next to? Is that a driving glove?Not a photographic masterpiece this, but I just love natural pinks.
S5 with Tamron 17-50 @ 38mm and f/7.1 (No idea why I didn't shoot wide open. Must be the pink.)
It was shot at one of the two annual motor shows in Bangkok. Don't ask me about the cars... please?
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
rayyan
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Lloyd
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Another great moment captured. That you're doing this consistently with Leica (film and digital), and with the Nikon, is proof that it's the photographer, and not the camera. Well done.
shtarka1
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Truly Agree!
Jorgen Udvang
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Rayyan,
Very powerful photo. I like this a lot.
Matt,
She was at Suzuki motorbikes. There other colours too, but pink was the cutest
Some of the shows are spectacular and are performed by very skilled dance and acrobatic groups. The "Pretties" are mostly there as decorations though, but they are making a healthy profit out of it, to finance their university fees, fix a leaking roof or pay for a doctor for their sick grandma or water buffalo. All in the best Thai tradition
Very powerful photo. I like this a lot.
Matt,
She was at Suzuki motorbikes. There other colours too, but pink was the cutest
Some of the shows are spectacular and are performed by very skilled dance and acrobatic groups. The "Pretties" are mostly there as decorations though, but they are making a healthy profit out of it, to finance their university fees, fix a leaking roof or pay for a doctor for their sick grandma or water buffalo. All in the best Thai tradition
m_driscoll
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m_driscoll
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Jorgen: Thanks for the information. The "pretties" is an apt description. Gets the guys to the motor show, and as you say pays well, and is safe. Cheers, Matt.Matt,
She was at Suzuki motorbikes. There other colours too, but pink was the cutest
Some of the shows are spectacular and are performed by very skilled dance and acrobatic groups. The "Pretties" are mostly there as decorations though, but they are making a healthy profit out of it, to finance their university fees, fix a leaking roof or pay for a doctor for their sick grandma or water buffalo. All in the best Thai tradition
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com