Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
These were taken at the Self Realization Fellowship (SRF) garden in Encinitas CA on one of those rare days when there was no wind. All were 3 exposures handheld and PP in Photomatix Pro. Canon 60D, 11-18 MM Tamron lens, ISO 800, middle exp 1/500, f11
Jambulee wrote:
These were taken at the Self Realization Fellowship (SRF) garden in Encinitas CA on one of those rare days when there was no wind. All were 3 exposures handheld and PP in Photomatix Pro. Canon 60D, 11-18 MM Tamron lens, ISO 800, middle exp 1/500, f11
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I do like. Wonderful depth in all three. Congrats.
Very nice shots, the color is excellent.
Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
Joecosentino wrote:
Good job on all three
Thank you Joe, Walt and Del
Jambulee wrote:
These were taken at the Self Realization Fellowship (SRF) garden in Encinitas CA on one of those rare days when there was no wind. All were 3 exposures handheld and PP in Photomatix Pro. Canon 60D, 11-18 MM Tamron lens, ISO 800, middle exp 1/500, f11
Beautiful :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jambulee wrote:
These were taken at the Self Realization Fellowship (SRF) garden in Encinitas CA on one of those rare days when there was no wind. All were 3 exposures handheld and PP in Photomatix Pro. Canon 60D, 11-18 MM Tamron lens, ISO 800, middle exp 1/500, f11
Beautiful - some of the best HDR I have seen. Thank you for sharing!
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Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
Grizzly wrote:
Beautiful - some of the best HDR I have seen. Thank you for sharing!
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Wow thanks grizzly that is a great compliment considering the awesome work done on this site.
Jambulee wrote:
These were taken at the Self Realization Fellowship (SRF) garden in Encinitas CA on one of those rare days when there was no wind. All were 3 exposures handheld and PP in Photomatix Pro. Canon 60D, 11-18 MM Tamron lens, ISO 800, middle exp 1/500, f11
Wow! Really nice work!
It's inspiring that you took these hand held, even though they were shot 1/500. I'm still learning, so can I assume your auto bracket was +2,0,-2 and that you had your priority set on ISO 800 so that the speed changed during the bracketing?
The detail shows no ghosting on my monitor, so the "no wind day" was necessary, but still really excellent for hand held! Pardon my ignorance, but I figure your wide angle lens must be a large part of the clear detail in the result.
Thanks for sharing the details of the shot; very, very helpful. Especially that it's ISO 800, with very little noise considering everything.
Makes me want to try some new things on my next sunset shoot.
Thanks again, Kristoes
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Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
Kristoes wrote:
Wow! Really nice work!
It's inspiring that you took these hand held, even though they were shot 1/500. I'm still learning, so can I assume your auto bracket was +2,0,-2 and that you had your priority set on ISO 800 so that the speed changed during the bracketing?
The detail shows no ghosting on my monitor, so the "no wind day" was necessary, but still really excellent for hand held! Pardon my ignorance, but I figure your wide angle lens must be a large part of the clear detail in the result.
Thanks for sharing the details of the shot; very, very helpful. Especially that it's ISO 800, with very little noise considering everything.
Makes me want to try some new things on my next sunset shoot.
Thanks again, Kristoes
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Your welcome. Good luck on your next HDR adventure and yes 2 stops apart on burst mode
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