***DSLR/Photography MegaThread***

[DRice]

USS Arizona Memorial by D_Rice_Photography, on Flickr

 

[DRice]

Untitled by D_Rice_Photography, on Flickr

 

[rinkrat]

 

[rinkrat]

12 Days

 

[rinkrat]

14 days - Ready for take off

 

[DRice]

Untitled by D_Rice_Photography, on Flickr

 

[DRice]

Untitled by D_Rice_Photography, on Flickr

 

[Luc SkyBomba]

first time using Ilford HP5+ instead of Kodak Tri-x. all of my daylight outdoor shots are WAY overexposed. night or indoor shots are much better. not sure if it's the developing or the scanning... here's a couple good ones

m6ilford (29) by QmungousPhoto.com, on Flickr

m6ilford (30) by QmungousPhoto.com, on Flickr

 

[Luc SkyBomba]

m6ilford (21) by QmungousPhoto.com, on Flickr

 

[Luc SkyBomba]

gentleman junkie by QmungousPhoto.com, on Flickr

contax-ilford (6) by QmungousPhoto.com, on Flickr

 

[DRice]

You Can Call Me Flower
by D_Rice_Photography, on Flickr

 

[rinkrat]

Discovered the "Defringing" button on Adobe Photoshop Lightroom that fixes a problem with some of my photos that had been bugging me. One button and they are fixed, so I went back to all my faves and repaired them. I love technology!

 

[rinkrat]

Models Dive 25 Meters To An Underwater Shipwreck In Bali For A Literally Breathtaking Photoshoot | Bored Panda

 

[Luc SkyBomba]

Discovered the "Defringing" button on Adobe Photoshop Lightroom that fixes a problem with some of my photos that had been bugging me. One button and they are fixed, so I went back to all my faves and repaired them. I love technology!

what does it fix? sounds awesome

 

[rinkrat]

OK here is the picture that I had and the halo/glow around the point of the rock REALLY bugged me. After some research I discovered it's lens aberration and defringe is the solution. Still learning what the controls do but love the results already. (I didn't adjust for the right side gold halo, have to go back and do that)


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Before (same as above ^^)


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After.

And you can have custom setting for each lens remembered.

 

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[Luc SkyBomba]

P1070050 by QmungousPhoto.com, on Flickr

 

[DRGinLBC]

Hey everyone! Allow me to get this off my chest first...GO KINGS! Okay.

We'll be having a small firework "show" at our house this year with the kiddos. I've taken pictures of larger fireworks in the past and the results were pretty good (see photo). However, I've never taken photos of safe/sane fireworks. Since they will be much closer and shoot tons of sparks, does anyone here have any suggestions on distance, aperture, focal length, ISO settings, etc? I'm considering myself a total NOOB when it comes to this. I'd love any suggestions I can get.

Camera:
Canon T2i

Lenses:
EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-5.6
EF 50mm f1.4
EF 55-250mm f4.0-5.6 Telephoto

Additional equipment:
Tripod
Shutter release remote


Thank you in advance!

Photo or larger fireworks:

 

[rinkrat]

One that's cool to do is get the firework doing it's thing and then use a flash to fill in the details

 

[rinkrat]

Belmont Pier this morning trying out the new 16-35 2.8 II Loving the wide perspective