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Post by lowlights on Jan 24, 2007 4:21:54 GMT 8
Some of the shoots taken during the nights out.. C&C welcome.. Almost no shoot.. lucky the rain stop. This one for ang79 Got bored so just playing around 16mm shot (from EF 16-35 f/2.8) (PP to straighten the tilt in wide angle shots) 16mm Shoot 100% cropped of the above 35mm shot (from EF 16-35 f/2.8) Wide angle shot from a 24-105 f/4 .. the tilt in this wide angle is not too bad The colour of the sky has changed.. as I saved these files for use on the web.. not sure if it is because of the reduction in size. The original does not have the grainy sky effect.. Enjoy !
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Post by USM on Jan 24, 2007 8:52:13 GMT 8
Nice composition.
But there is something wrong with these photos. They looked kind of soft (due to the noise level)? Moreover, the color seems to be a bit out due too long exposure.
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Post by snipper on Jan 24, 2007 9:57:22 GMT 8
FYI, BS bridge have vibrations when vehicles passes by. Therefore long exposure will suffer motion blur and I think the softness in the above photos could be caused by that.
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Post by USM on Jan 24, 2007 12:01:36 GMT 8
Yes, no doubt that there will be vibration on the bridge but I reckon that the softness is caused by too[/u] long exposure.
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Post by ang79 on Jan 24, 2007 12:48:41 GMT 8
Arghhhhhh....... my $20 picture!!!!!!! hahaha
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Post by ang79 on Jan 24, 2007 12:52:19 GMT 8
Gotta thanks everyone last nite on coaching me ! THANKS A MILLION!!!!!
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Post by snipper on Jan 24, 2007 14:28:49 GMT 8
Yes, no doubt that there will be vibration on the bridge but I reckon that the softness is caused by too[/u] long exposure.[/quote] Yes sir.. the longer the exposure, the greater the motion blur will be.
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Post by evershine on Jan 24, 2007 17:29:21 GMT 8
These shots are quite bad. Color change is one thing - need to check your color space of photoshop - this is abit tricky. Likely due to vibration. If it was very windy, then it may be caused by that too. I have seen camera vibrate due to very strong wind.
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Post by lowlights on Jan 24, 2007 21:09:02 GMT 8
Ha ha .. all comment ON THE DOT .. Too long exposure, vibration on the bridge.. was trying another method of shoot..
Thanks Guys.. point noted.. honestly I was disappointed with the results myself.. by though I get some expert option on this..
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Post by lowlights on Jan 24, 2007 21:11:52 GMT 8
These shots are quite bad. Color change is one thing - need to check your color space of photoshop - this is abit tricky. Likely due to vibration. If it was very windy, then it may be caused by that too. I have seen camera vibrate due to very strong wind. Can not be that bad ...really !! ... LOL .. seriously what is "color space of photoshop" Kindly enlighten..thanks
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Post by Marcus on Jan 24, 2007 22:33:31 GMT 8
Define Color Space "A particular variant of a color model with a specific gamut or range of colors, which is one of its chief characteristics. For example, within the color model RGB are a number of color spaces like Apple RGB, Adobe RGB (1998), and sRGB. While each of these define color by the same three axes (R, G, and B), they differ in gamut as well as other specific characteristics." Mostly talking about Color space is assign profile tell Photoshop to assume color spade of the image that you designate. I Dunno is evershine refer to this. Btw lowlight your picture look perfect to me!!! can borrow your 70 - 200 next time?? jkjk
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Post by Marcus on Jan 24, 2007 22:39:46 GMT 8
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Post by lowlights on Jan 24, 2007 23:36:31 GMT 8
Define Color Space "A particular variant of a color model with a specific gamut or range of colors, which is one of its chief characteristics. For example, within the color model RGB are a number of color spaces like Apple RGB, Adobe RGB (1998), and sRGB. While each of these define color by the same three axes (R, G, and B), they differ in gamut as well as other specific characteristics." Mostly talking about Color space is assign profile tell Photoshop to assume color spade of the image that you designate. I Dunno is evershine refer to this. Btw lowlight your picture look perfect to me!!! can borrow your 70 - 200 next time?? jkjk Thanks for the jargon.. will dig deeper.. For saying that my picture looks perfect to you .. sure you can borrow my 70-200... LOL..
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Post by luvin on Jan 25, 2007 0:01:45 GMT 8
Thanks for the jargon.. will dig deeper.. For saying that my picture looks perfect to you .. sure you can borrow my 70-200... LOL.. Wah Brudder lowlights... ALL your pics super chio man... even the bad ones... Like that can borrow your 5D.. LOL....!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by lowlights on Jan 25, 2007 1:38:32 GMT 8
found the problem for the grainy clouds .. conversion too low.. this one got no grainy clouds ;D 16mm shot (from EF 16-35 f/2.8) (PP to straighten the tilt in wide angle shots) This one compression rectified This one over compression.. My bad.. sorry to all who have a terible time looking at these over compressed pictures...
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