The Photography Thread

[Gen.Libeb]

@tkin & pranav0091: Thanks.

Nice pic, what cam did you use?

Sony H55 for this one.

 

[theserpent]

Why do some people think flash is very important? Even when the picture is bright?

 

[Davidboon]

Some pics from me , posting after along time .

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IMG_6735 by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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IMG_6738 by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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IMG_6734 by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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Dudhari by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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Extinguishing the sun by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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and a day ends by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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Untitled-4 by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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Dawn by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

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boat by lovejeet singh naik, on Flickr

 

[theserpent]

Wow all the pics are really good esp the 3,4 and 6

 

[tkin]

Nice pics davidboon, but please keep the exif info from now one, I like to see the settings

 

[Davidboon]

@theserpent thank you
@tkin thank you , how can we save the exif data after processing the photo in Photoshop ?

 

[tkin]

@theserpent thank you
@tkin thank you , how can we save the exif data after processing the photo in Photoshop ?

I use Paint.net only, no idea, ask a photoshop expert.

 

[Gen.Libeb]

@theserpent thank you
@tkin thank you , how can we save the exif data after processing the photo in Photoshop ?

If you save for web, the exif data goes away. If you use the Save option on the original file, the data stays.
btw most of your shots are really great. Love that smooth water & those sun rays.

 

[tkin]

If you save for web, the exif data goes away. If you use the Save option on the original file, the data stays.
btw most of your shots are really great. Love that smooth water & those sun rays.

Also amazing cam, this was released in 2010 right? Rebel T2i?

 

[Davidboon]

@Gen.Libeb thank you , i used to always save for web .
@tkin yes it's a Rebel T2i / canon 550D .

 

[sujoyp]

very nice shots davidboon ....

guys people takes award winning pics using 2005 DSLR photography is not just about camera

 

[tkin]

very nice shots davidboon ....

guys people takes award winning pics using 2005 DSLR photography is not just about camera

I know, I was just saying what a great cam it is, made in 2010 and still gives modern DSLR's a run for their money

 

[anirbandd]

@DavidBoon: great pics.. but.......

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this you needed to set the picture style to Standard on the 550D.



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subject??


the Boat and Dhudhari, i Love..


IMO, its a must for DSLR users to shoot in RAW.
Control is the word that comes to mind.

 

[TechnoHolic]

A good site for photo lovers..
interfacelift — wallpapers, icons, themes, and iOS apps

 

[theserpent]

Whats the effects that's possible after shooting in RAW?

 

[sujoyp]

@serpent if u shoot RAW u can set exposure,noise reduction,color profiles,sharpning,saturation after shooting.

 

[anirbandd]

well, TBH, you can do all kind of effects on RAW images. best of all is simulation of ND filters. and localised exposure correction. its how you use it.

 

[pranav0091]

Oh. Simulation of ND filters eh? Nice. Never knew of that. Now I need to google this subject.

I tried taking long exposure shots on my camera with jpeg+in camera noise reduction and the the RAW modes. No matter how hard I tried I couldnt get the RAW images to the level of jpeg ones in terms of noise on photoshop

 

[anmolksharma]

The best thing one can do when it's raining

is to let it rain and click

 

[tkin]

The best thing one can do when it's raining

is to let it rain and click

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You could just put it near a sink and splash water on it, how'd we know?
j/k