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Sir Stiggington
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Good to see something different from you as well Alok...and yet again, you don't dissapoint 
TopGearDog
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On the way home....
Sir Stiggington
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I really love that TopGearDog...the lack of colour makes it special...
SileNceR
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the Interceptor
I LUV MY PRIUS!!!
Not the most brilliant piece in photographic history, but one that makes me a bit proud nonetheless: after much try and error, a nice shot of the full moon, done with my D40 and the measily, plasticy 55-200 VR (quite a good lens actually ):
https://pic.armedcats.net/t/th/the_interceptor/2009/01/11/DSC_0003neu.jpg
This is a 100% crop with some sharpening and a bit more contrast. Focal length 200, aperture 8, exposure 1/200s, tripod, no VR.
):https://pic.armedcats.net/t/th/the_interceptor/2009/01/11/DSC_0003neu.jpg
This is a 100% crop with some sharpening and a bit more contrast. Focal length 200, aperture 8, exposure 1/200s, tripod, no VR.
Davetouch
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^ Yeah I know how you feel. Looks bland enough, but I was very happy when I got this with my 70-300 non-VR, handheld (and I have very shaky hands) whilst leaning out a loft window pointing the camera backwards over the roof Not as good as yours though
Anyway, my basic HDR of our shed.
Not as good as yours though Anyway, my basic HDR of our shed.
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Sir Stiggington
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You have got to tell me how you did the post processing with the smoke...you took the saturation down, but I stuggle to see where that glowy look comes from...
nomix
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First time I'm posting in this thread for ages. Did a reportage on the local plod last night, kept me for 11 hours with domestic disturbance cases and so on.
Well, here's the suspect going into the cell. Enjoy.
http://img395.imageshack.**/img395/7234/new090111hbladpoliti570gh4.jpg
exif:
Edit: Speedtouch: I just read "basic HDR of our shed" and though "must be English".
Well, here's the suspect going into the cell. Enjoy.
http://img395.imageshack.**/img395/7234/new090111hbladpoliti570gh4.jpg
exif:
E-3, 14-54/2.8-3.5, f/2.8, ISO640, 1/25s, 14mm, custom WB, converted from RAW.
Edit: Speedtouch: I just read "basic HDR of our shed" and though "must be English".
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IceBone
Blue Wheel Hipster
A little slider called clarity in Lightroom. I stay away from it.
phuckingduck
is awesome!
Local ferry offloading the last boat of the night.
https://pic.armedcats.net/d/du/duckfucksviper/2009/01/12/DSC_0064-1.jpg
What's the best cheap/free program to use to organize and work with RAW files? Or should I just cave in and install the Nikon software that came with the camera?
https://pic.armedcats.net/d/du/duckfucksviper/2009/01/12/DSC_0064-1.jpg
What's the best cheap/free program to use to organize and work with RAW files? Or should I just cave in and install the Nikon software that came with the camera?
I think the general thought is that Nikon's capture nx is the best to convert NEF, but it's not as good or comfortable to use otherwise. Adobe camera raw is a decent alternative, and it's the same engine in the Lightroom.
Neither are cheap or free, though.
Neither are cheap or free, though.
eddysdaman
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I raise your Melbourne during the day to Melbourne at night.
IceBone
Blue Wheel Hipster
Not good enough. It's HDR... >_<