Posts for: Guzser02
Mar 6, 2022 05:44:21 #
Nice detail, when you consider the lighting limitations, it becomes clear that this is a good shot. Great job.
Mar 5, 2022 06:51:01 #
Mar 5, 2022 06:10:35 #
Greetings from Puerto Rico.
I would suggest that the glass on any camera AND the sensor size/sensitivity play a critical part in image-making when it comes to either detail (small, medium or large), texture as they both relate to structure.
I would suggest that the glass on any camera AND the sensor size/sensitivity play a critical part in image-making when it comes to either detail (small, medium or large), texture as they both relate to structure.
Mar 3, 2022 15:07:05 #
Mar 3, 2022 15:06:39 #
Mar 1, 2022 17:01:52 #
scubadoc wrote:
I’ve noticed in the last 6 months to a year that t... (show quote)
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To some folks HDR is but a passing fad,while to others it is an important tool.
As with anything else, experience broadens the understanding of all the pertinent aspects of the process.
The HDR process is most effective when appreciated through both Luminescence and Tonal Range as it relates to exposure blending.
Permit me to submit the attached HDR (5-image) as illustration.
Feb 14, 2022 16:06:38 #
Because of my Darkroom background, I thoroughly enjoy PP. I see it as a means to an end. Ala Ansel Adams, I previsualise the image before capture, PP then allows me to bring the image to its previsualised reality.
Feb 7, 2022 18:32:37 #
When it comes to integrity and veracity, the "Internet" lags far behind. Online advice should only be taken as convenient advice. If you want to get credible advice, roll up your sleeves.
Feb 4, 2022 18:33:05 #
Feb 1, 2022 06:20:52 #
This dicussion was going well until someone took the subject and flushed down the toilet.
So much for pertinance vs inpertinance.
So much for pertinance vs inpertinance.
Jan 29, 2022 15:16:34 #
Hi, your Tamron 150-600 lens sounds good.
I'd like to look at a other pertinent issues.
-Take a travel adapter (multiple types of AC connectors) to charge your batteries.
-Limit your change of lenses (sensor dust).
-Take extra memory cards.
I'd like to look at a other pertinent issues.
-Take a travel adapter (multiple types of AC connectors) to charge your batteries.
-Limit your change of lenses (sensor dust).
-Take extra memory cards.
Jan 25, 2022 19:55:02 #
May I suggest a vertical pamorama?
Several parametric editors can stitch a multiple shot panorama (vertical or horizontal). I use Affinity Photo for such a task.
Several parametric editors can stitch a multiple shot panorama (vertical or horizontal). I use Affinity Photo for such a task.
Jan 24, 2022 18:22:50 #
jaymatt wrote:
Having purchased Luminar AI some time ago, it has just been sitting on my computer, neglected.
I have decided it’s time to learn it, being winter and all, and I am a complete novice with the program. This is a photo I have been working on, how successfully I’m not sure--we shall see how it goes.
I have, as Robert Frost said, miles to go.
I have decided it’s time to learn it, being winter and all, and I am a complete novice with the program. This is a photo I have been working on, how successfully I’m not sure--we shall see how it goes.
I have, as Robert Frost said, miles to go.
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And as someone said: "when the going gets tough, the tough get going."
You clearly met the challenge. Nice job John. Luminar AI is so powerful that it pays to visualize a tad before editing, and then it will feel like a good glove.
Dec 28, 2021 13:58:11 #
There are a couple of options:
~Platform. A steady platform (bean bag, monopad, tripod, camer chest brace) together with a remote release (cable or wireless).
~Burst shooting (BS). BS will gurantee that some lf your shots will be on the money.
~Focus. Use focus-tracking so that when you inadvertently subtlety move, the subject will remain in focus.
~Settings. Another option is to use shutter priority and select a shutter speed above 1600, with a high ISO (800 +).
A combination of the above, will address your specified goal.
These are my two cents although I defer to others with more pertinent suggestions.
I am glad that you see a stumbling block as an opportunity to move up higher.
Happy New Year.
~Platform. A steady platform (bean bag, monopad, tripod, camer chest brace) together with a remote release (cable or wireless).
~Burst shooting (BS). BS will gurantee that some lf your shots will be on the money.
~Focus. Use focus-tracking so that when you inadvertently subtlety move, the subject will remain in focus.
~Settings. Another option is to use shutter priority and select a shutter speed above 1600, with a high ISO (800 +).
A combination of the above, will address your specified goal.
These are my two cents although I defer to others with more pertinent suggestions.
I am glad that you see a stumbling block as an opportunity to move up higher.
Happy New Year.
Dec 16, 2021 19:12:04 #
The photogs are capturing the speaker. We need to focus on what he/she had to say.
I'm sorry but this is a serious issue, people died, some where injured or displaced. Others were traumatized to the point where the click of a shutter would be considered insignificant.
I find your complaint petty and detached from the gravity of the issue.
I'm sorry but this is a serious issue, people died, some where injured or displaced. Others were traumatized to the point where the click of a shutter would be considered insignificant.
I find your complaint petty and detached from the gravity of the issue.