bluesbiker
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we were here sunday morning nothing going just a lobster
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cambois on sunday
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we were here sunday morning nothing going just a lobster
bluesbiker
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cambois
cambois
and me mate allan finding it a bit cold
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cambois
and me mate allan finding it a bit cold
pity bout the fishin, bonus lobster tho
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Great images.
5150
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HDR - if it's overdone it makes pics look like playstation game screen-shots ;-)
Nice pics though.
neil1964
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5150
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‘High Dynamic Range’ gives you more detail in the highlights and shadows than a normal photo.
There's a few ways to achieve the effect - taking multiple shots of the same image but with different exposure settings and then merging them into one image, or yes, use something like photoshop to manipulate a single photo. If you google HDR there's loads of guides.
It can look very good if it's not over-done, overdo it and you get photo's that look like something out of a computer game. Bunch of them here: 25 Beautiful HDR Photos | The Roxor | Design blog for resources and inspiration
The other one a lot of people seem to be into is 'Tilt Shift' which makes real life images look like little miniature models:
That's not a model, it's a real photo of Parliament!
There's a few ways to achieve the effect - taking multiple shots of the same image but with different exposure settings and then merging them into one image, or yes, use something like photoshop to manipulate a single photo. If you google HDR there's loads of guides.
It can look very good if it's not over-done, overdo it and you get photo's that look like something out of a computer game. Bunch of them here: 25 Beautiful HDR Photos | The Roxor | Design blog for resources and inspiration
The other one a lot of people seem to be into is 'Tilt Shift' which makes real life images look like little miniature models:
That's not a model, it's a real photo of Parliament!
bluesbiker
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cambois
cambois
yes hdr multiple shots diffent exposures then joined together
cambois
yes hdr multiple shots diffent exposures then joined together
5150
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I've never actually tried it mate, any tips - my cam is a Fuji Finepix S7000?
One thing I keep failing at is getting a decent shot of the moon, I know I need a fast shutter speed since the moon is bright despite it being night and dark (ie don't use a night setting), but even with a tripod and using the remote shutter or timer they still come out rubbish!
