harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
Nice work there with the terminator :thumbs
The Photography Thread
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sujoyp
Grand Master
[MENTION=125321]nac[/MENTION] ...I have very little knowledge about filters. and I have a CPL ..I sometime use it for blue sky.
for the above shot it need a GND ..graduated ND filter with half blackish and half bright ...
I have no plans to get those costly filters..most of the effects can be done in PP..except CPL and running water
for the above shot it need a GND ..graduated ND filter with half blackish and half bright ...
I have no plans to get those costly filters..most of the effects can be done in PP..except CPL and running water
nac
Aspiring Novelist
I don't think we can consistently make it good in post.
sujoyp
Grand Master
true, an optics is always better..but good filters cost too much which dont have any tint and diffraction effect on pics...I cant imagine myself getting a set of ND filters for 8k ... people who are good at landscapes should get these 
I would rather get something to improve my macro photography
I would rather get something to improve my macro photography
nac
Aspiring Novelist
I don't know whether you're brave enough to go this close or the monkey is kind enough to let the camera with you.
Is it in camera result or post? Too much sharpness/contrast.
Wow!!! That's a lot of money.I cant imagine myself getting a set of ND filters for 8k... people who are good at landscapes should get these
I would rather get something to improve my macro photography
You have macro lens. Ring flash should be the next one...
yes, it is post, went for HDR
the monkey was kind enough to approach, but normally I get recklessly brave, and keep taking photos from shorter and shorter distances till whatever Im shooting finally gets disturbed.
this one let me in really close. I could have gone closer but would have to switch to macro. It's temple town, Omkareshwar, and the tourists continually feed the animals so they are not at all shy. Good place to get hanuman langurs from up close with temple ruins as backdrop.
*i.imgur.com/fMQthwS.jpg
the monkey was kind enough to approach, but normally I get recklessly brave, and keep taking photos from shorter and shorter distances till whatever Im shooting finally gets disturbed.
this one let me in really close. I could have gone closer but would have to switch to macro. It's temple town, Omkareshwar, and the tourists continually feed the animals so they are not at all shy. Good place to get hanuman langurs from up close with temple ruins as backdrop.
*i.imgur.com/fMQthwS.jpg
nac
Aspiring Novelist
IQ of this one is better, hope not much PP done.
It's not about shyness. Monkey would find it curious and grab the camera from your hands and run away.
At least that's what I thought when I was close to monkeys.
beingGamer
In the zone
Took this with LGG2
Post processing on same, using Aviary app
*uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160106/31fd7316678c94c40a668428c3f9dfe7.jpg
Post processing on same, using Aviary app
*uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160106/31fd7316678c94c40a668428c3f9dfe7.jpg
nac
Aspiring Novelist
Me too like both the photographs.
Again, I find it heavy handed. I guess that's the way you like it.
Despite the processing, I love this one. 
izzikio_rage
Technomancer
Trying to sort through all the photos I've clicked over the past week or so. This is from the Sujoy inspired photowalk
*farm2.staticflickr.com/1593/23661882064_4b5c2795a7_c.jpgLike a drop of dew by Amlan Mathur, on Flickr
*farm2.staticflickr.com/1509/23663275973_aaed1b8710_c.jpgJust hanging there by Amlan Mathur, on Flickr
As always went a little overboard with the ISO on the second. Was trying to get a clear shot and there was wind, so cranked up the shutter speed a little too much plus had a small aperture for the starburst
*farm2.staticflickr.com/1593/23661882064_4b5c2795a7_c.jpgLike a drop of dew by Amlan Mathur, on Flickr
*farm2.staticflickr.com/1509/23663275973_aaed1b8710_c.jpgJust hanging there by Amlan Mathur, on Flickr
As always went a little overboard with the ISO on the second. Was trying to get a clear shot and there was wind, so cranked up the shutter speed a little too much plus had a small aperture for the starburst
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