The Photography Thread
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quan chi
mortal kombat
allright guys please do forgive me. as i dont know much about photography.
but this thread got me interested.
anyways just a try from my side.though these pics are not as good as what you all have posted.but i tried.
these were captured by me long back with nokia 6085.i actually wanted to capture the beautiful deflected sunrays comming out from the background of the building during the evening.
since its a vga camera therefore it couldnt capture it perfectly but tried its best.
*inlinethumb39.webshots.com/32550/2402488820105451885S425x425Q85.jpg*inlinethumb31.webshots.com/46046/2317348980105451885S425x425Q85.jpg
*inlinethumb34.webshots.com/3233/2145966590105451885S425x425Q85.jpg
any better tips will be appreciated from you guys.
but this thread got me interested.anyways just a try from my side.though these pics are not as good as what you all have posted.but i tried.
these were captured by me long back with nokia 6085.i actually wanted to capture the beautiful deflected sunrays comming out from the background of the building during the evening.
since its a vga camera therefore it couldnt capture it perfectly but tried its best.
*inlinethumb39.webshots.com/32550/2402488820105451885S425x425Q85.jpg*inlinethumb31.webshots.com/46046/2317348980105451885S425x425Q85.jpg
*inlinethumb34.webshots.com/3233/2145966590105451885S425x425Q85.jpg
any better tips will be appreciated from you guys.
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toofan
Technomancer
quan chi: He mean that you can correct these tilting Images in a software. Just crop them and rotate a bit to straighten the buildings.
I like the First Image the most.
@Max Demon: congrats friend. We all dream about DSLRs here and you got one. But In the Image you posted is blurry because of your shutter speed. But at ISO 1600 the Image is still noise free. Thats the power of DSLR.
I like the First Image the most.
@Max Demon: congrats friend. We all dream about DSLRs here and you got one. But In the Image you posted is blurry because of your shutter speed. But at ISO 1600 the Image is still noise free. Thats the power of DSLR.
Stuge
Youngling
Title : Pink Lily
*farm3.static.flickr.com/2719/4177750154_99eeed8e39.jpg
This is from Uttranchal Archives
post processing :
-Curve corrected ,then played with contrast ,etc
Camera Info :Canon Ixus 950is
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congrats Demon :I hope you just don't only use auto mode given
*farm3.static.flickr.com/2719/4177750154_99eeed8e39.jpg
This is from Uttranchal Archives
post processing :
-Curve corrected ,then played with contrast ,etc
Camera Info :Canon Ixus 950is
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congrats Demon :I hope you just don't only use auto mode given
max_demon
IM AS MAD AS HELL!!
thanks
i have tried taking picture at fast shutter speed but the picture comes very dark . here are some more pics :
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no post processing on any shots
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Stuge
Youngling
well ,I did that too while I was doing post processing ,but then I felt its just too saturated.So,I pulled it back .
another one with different post processing
*farm3.static.flickr.com/2495/4176983181_47305b2224.jpg
toofan
Technomancer
@Stuge: Beautifully taken and beautifully post processed.
Can you tell how you created this effect in second one.
Sxyaddi: Nice takes. 1st one is impressive.
Max demon: Shutter speed depends upon the lightning available to you to shoot. For hand held shots a minimum shutter speed of 1/30 is normally required. Now for getting that You have to increase the light /or decrease the f. stop/increase the ISO. If the image is still not getting correct exposure then You have to use the Tripod and decrease the shutter speed. Hope you get the point or you may be aware of it already.
Can you tell how you created this effect in second one.
Sxyaddi: Nice takes. 1st one is impressive.
Max demon: Shutter speed depends upon the lightning available to you to shoot. For hand held shots a minimum shutter speed of 1/30 is normally required. Now for getting that You have to increase the light /or decrease the f. stop/increase the ISO. If the image is still not getting correct exposure then You have to use the Tripod and decrease the shutter speed. Hope you get the point or you may be aware of it already.
max_demon
IM AS MAD AS HELL!!
actually i didnt have the tripod availeble , and the f-spot was at the max. possible (or minimum possible ) for that lens on that focal length , i will soon get a tripod , ISO3200 needs post processing to look good so i avoide using that .
Stuge
Youngling
Title :Colourful Ganzania
*farm3.static.flickr.com/2697/4180157164_e672c62498.jpg
This is from Uttranchal Archives
post processing :
-Curve corrected ,then played with contrast Saturation (only a bit )
Camera Info :Canon Ixus 950is
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demon :why are you so afraid of post processing (I'm not encoraging you to shoot images @ ISO 3200 )?PP is a must if you tend to save picture in raw .anyway ,rest is upto you .
in b/w it is always better to have sharp images with little noise, rather than having blurry image with less noise
also ,shooting at f4 with that bundled lens won't capture sharp shots (as its not a fast lens ).[i'm sure you know that ]
in b/w second and last pic of cat is nice
@toofan :Second image has been processed with Nik plugin .
@sxyadii:your images are titled .use software to correct them
*farm3.static.flickr.com/2697/4180157164_e672c62498.jpg
This is from Uttranchal Archives
post processing :
-Curve corrected ,then played with contrast Saturation (only a bit )
Camera Info :Canon Ixus 950is
--------------------------------------------------------
demon :why are you so afraid of post processing (I'm not encoraging you to shoot images @ ISO 3200 )?PP is a must if you tend to save picture in raw .anyway ,rest is upto you .
in b/w it is always better to have sharp images with little noise, rather than having blurry image with less noise
also ,shooting at f4 with that bundled lens won't capture sharp shots (as its not a fast lens ).[i'm sure you know that ]
in b/w second and last pic of cat is nice
@toofan :Second image has been processed with Nik plugin .
@sxyadii:your images are titled .use software to correct them
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toofan
Technomancer
Sexyadii: The object captured is very beautiful but the image you took has nothing special in it.
Try to shoot the objects in such a way that one say you had taken a good shot or bad shot of a object.
If you have taken it from some distance/ angle so that the frame of object is visible with its surrounding. So that One can look at the Image you have taken not the object.
Hope you got the point.
Try to shoot the objects in such a way that one say you had taken a good shot or bad shot of a object.
If you have taken it from some distance/ angle so that the frame of object is visible with its surrounding. So that One can look at the Image you have taken not the object.
Hope you got the point.