Photography Post Vol. 2

[ledger]

i never really post anything in this thread cus i aint really upto scratch, just browse others but fuck me evils shot is seriously amazing.(the first alley one that is)

[Osmosis Jones]

that pic is on some FFVII jump off

which image?

[concealed]

^ the HDR one

i will add that it looks really cool, probably the best application of HDR i've seen...

picture is taken in SF?

[Osmosis Jones]

^ the HDR one

i will add that it looks really cool, probably the best application of HDR i've seen...

picture is taken in SF?

nope. from Hong Kong. Do you have a link of the FFVII image though because I've only given permission for one person and they used it in a Ghost in a Shell fanart.

[HBlack]

sometimes i'm a big creep in class

my bad on the wb

[rockon99]

nope. from Hong Kong. Do you have a link of the FFVII image though because I've only given permission for one person and they used it in a Ghost in a Shell fanart.

my first attempt at HDR.

this one..........

[M.O.A]

nope. from Hong Kong. Do you have a link of the FFVII image though because I've only given permission for one person and they used it in a Ghost in a Shell fanart.

sorry dude i dont know waht you are talking about. it just reminds me of some square apocalyptic shinra steez

[Paean]

[Traynor]

[Osmosis Jones]

http://fc36.deviantart.com/fs21/f/2007/233/b/e/Lightning_Strike_by_3vilCrayon.jpg

[Traynor]

^ nice lightning capture!

And now some slides from a trip down to Venice...

[mike lowrey]

[ajchen]

honestly, i would always choose a prime lens for portraits over a zoom lens. prime lenses are almost always sharper than zooms and most are faster too - having the ability to shoot at a wider aperture will give you that nice depth of field that you'll probably want when shooting portraits (to blur out a distracting background).

I'm thinking of shooting some portraits (headshots) for a friend here at school. I'm gonna use my 55-200 in natural light and do it up on PS. Is this not gonna come out well? I only have a standard 35 and my 55-200, and the 55-200 is a much crisper/clear lens.[/img]

[HBlack]

http://fc36.deviantart.com/fs21/f/2007/233/b/e/Lightning_Strike_by_3vilCrayon.jpg

i don't think i like that everything's heavy hdr except the people, just looks like a sloppy conversion. although i realize that's relatively unpreventable with multiple exposures.

[mike lowrey]

I think that would look quite a bit better with basic adjustments instead of hdr, and proper resizing.

[ericdw]

great scene, but that would be better without the hdr

edit - mike beat me

[Osmosis Jones]

Yeah, I was in this whole HDR craze back when I got my camera but I don't use it anymore

[bluespring]

so cold today ;/

[Ma Junior]

Lovely photo Bluespring. I really dig the perspective.

[M.O.A]

yeah thats rad

[camc]

^house party at some girls house. broke into her dads train room. fuckin' nerrrd.

definitely getting a train room. a lego one though

[Guest Methimphibian]

Anyone here have any albums of night time photography, specifically ones with ghost/spirits(long exposures resulting in transparency of people), or any ideas for ghosts for a photoshoot. it's for an assignment

thanks

[truestorytravis]

Anyone here have any albums of night time photography, specifically ones with ghost/spirits(long exposures resulting in transparency of people), or any ideas for ghosts for a photoshoot. it's for an assignment

thanks

www.sheerentertainment.com

Not the most interesting, but there are some examples of what you're talking about.

[rockon99]

Crappy point and shoot digital that just happenes to have a night mode - i was experimenting.

[Traynor]

[truestorytravis]

rockon, how long was that person posing for that second photo and how long was the exposure?

[maxdesu]

iphone pic, but it was a cute little moment

she's a trooper

[Becks23]

honestly, i would always choose a prime lens for portraits over a zoom lens. prime lenses are almost always sharper than zooms and most are faster too - having the ability to shoot at a wider aperture will give you that nice depth of field that you'll probably want when shooting portraits (to blur out a distracting background).

Exactly as he states and not to mention picking up a cheap 50 mm f1.8 from either Canon or Nikon (~$100 USD) is quite cheap and should get the job done.

[roboboy]

Thanks for the nice comments dudes. Here's some more from around the place.

My bird Mishi

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3047/2347502252_eb569a2fa8_b.jpg

Playing around with strobes:

Open shutter at a church

Pretty nice shots, what gear you using?

[mike lowrey]

some skylines: