Crollo

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-13 22:21:01 UTC Post #287910

I'm still interested to hear what you had to say though.

CrolloTrollo

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-14 00:13:23 UTC Post #287914

Is that the Seagram Building by Mies Van Der Rohe?

DiscoStu

Crollo

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-14 23:31:21 UTC Post #287922

CrolloTrollo

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-15 00:58:37 UTC Post #287924

Did you use a circular polariser?

DiscoStu

Crollo

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-15 14:55:55 UTC Post #287925

No, just a crappy digital camera.

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CrolloTrollo

Penguinboy

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-15 17:45:57 UTC Post #287933

If you're going to post images that size either resize them so they're not over 2MB each, or use thumbnails to link to them.

PenguinboyHaha, I died again!

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-19 19:07:17 UTC Post #287942

Was it here that someone once posted a bunch of BMP screenshots? I can't remember.

Edit: moar photos by myself.

DiscoStu

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-21 18:28:30 UTC Post #288071

Anyone else catch the eclipse last night?

Caboose

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-21 21:45:50 UTC Post #288076

I did. Haven't yet downloaded the photos into my computer though.

DiscoStu

Unbreakable

Posted 13 years ago2010-12-21 21:59:50 UTC Post #288077

I missed it too cloudy

UnbreakableWindows 7.9 Rating!

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 10:22:33 UTC Post #288501

O:

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

Skals

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 10:57:44 UTC Post #288503

Salmon?

SkalsLevel Designer

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 11:10:31 UTC Post #288504

No, it's trout. That's what I had for the new year's eve dinner :P.

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

Boomer

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 12:31:01 UTC Post #288506

Boomer

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 13:33:16 UTC Post #288508

Heh, that picture blew me away. You're an... ace ;).

Guys, I think my cats are terminators(catminators?) sent from the future to protect me or something.

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

Boomer

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 15:41:24 UTC Post #288510

Oh you.

Boomer

RotatorSplint

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-01 19:03:53 UTC Post #288532

BEHOLD.

The first test.. it's a little messy and it screws with your eyes a bit.

Tree! The 3D effect is a little less apparent because of how far from the cameras the tree was, but it's still pretty visible near the base.

I was struggling to find some places in my house with a lot of regularly-spaced 3D elements. The counter did a pretty decent job; I like the champagne glass especially...

... and flowers do an even finer job!

Taking these shots in such a way that your eyes don't want to roll out of their sockets is a little tricky. The first shot has the point of convergence for the two cameras relatively close; it makes looking at the edges of the photograph a little nauseating. The last three have the cameras' orientations nearly parallel, and I think it works quite a bit better. It's a shame that red-cyan anaglyph 3D glasses screw with color as much as they do. We'd probably see a lot more of this kind of work, otherwise.

RotatorSplint

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-02 00:35:00 UTC Post #288555

Aww but I haven't had cyan-red 3D goggles in like two decades...

DiscoStu

Crollo

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-02 00:39:23 UTC Post #288557

I'm finding it hard enough to look at them without 3d glasses.

CrolloTrollo

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-02 18:44:25 UTC Post #288595

Crollo, don't worry. It's even harder to look at them with the 3D glasses on.
Anyway, I looked at them with 3D glasses and the tree one doesn't seem to have a good 3D effect indeed.

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-08 16:00:11 UTC Post #288833

Caboose

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-11 17:42:25 UTC Post #288975

I like that last one. Did you use a filter or something, or is it just as out of camera?

Last week I finally got me one of these:

I haven't used it much yet, but the f/1.8 part is amazing. Shooting in such low light and with such a short DOF can make some great photos.

Will post some new photos soon. Must... eh... develop them first. Yeah.

DiscoStu

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-11 18:17:57 UTC Post #288977

You make photos the old style?

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-11 18:49:17 UTC Post #288980

I'd love to. But not yet. Just a bit too lazy to upload them now.

DiscoStu

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-11 19:16:59 UTC Post #288982

DiscoStu, I also just got a 50mm f/1.8 Nikon lens recently

The first two pictures in my last post were taken with it. Like you said, those lenses are pretty nice.

For the beach photo there I adjusted the exposure a bit in Lightroom, and used Exposure to get a Velvia-type look. I'm quite happy with it, overall. Here's another one from that day:

Caboose

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-11 20:23:56 UTC Post #288984

Nice.

DiscoStu

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-17 09:30:38 UTC Post #289259

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-17 16:18:39 UTC Post #289268

I like how the guy stares

DiscoStu

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-17 16:58:18 UTC Post #289269

Hmm, now that I see, I forgot to post my dog here also.

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-21 21:37:49 UTC Post #289513

We got some snow last night.. made for a beautiful morning.

Caboose

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-25 19:08:07 UTC Post #289649

So many photos I'd like to post here...

First: some photos taken with my recently acquired 50mm f/1.8 lens. Model: My friend Andrew.

And now, some nice landscapes for you to enjoy.

I know, thanks for the bandwidth.

DiscoStu

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-26 05:44:20 UTC Post #289662

Where is that? It looks wonderful.

Caboose

Boomer

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-26 15:50:44 UTC Post #289672

Hi there.

Has anyone here tried shooting the moon and then afterwards increase the fill light to 100% (if you shoot RAW that is)? The results are quite exquisite.

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Boomer

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-26 17:09:27 UTC Post #289674

That's a neat idea, I've never tried it. What lens are you using? Looks like a 400mm at least. Can I borrow it?

@Caboose: That, my friend, is San Carlos de Bariloche, somewhere in southern Argentina and near Chile. I'd totally live there (I'm saving up to make me a castle in those gorgeous mountains). You can't miss it, people come from everywhere (I've met tourists from the US, Australia, Brazil, England, Germany, Israel) Also there are exquisite chocolate factories, it's like going to Switzerland and finding everyone speaks Spanish instead of German

Perhaps that's the reason I haven't seen any Swiss

I think TWHL should allow 3-4 images per line, to save us some vertical scrolling...

DiscoStu

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-27 05:20:19 UTC Post #289691

Awesome, DiscoStu.

Boomer: Interestingly enough, about a month ago I was with a friend taking shots of the Moon with his telephoto, and when fiddling with them later on in Lightroom we noticed the same exact thing you mentioned.

Looks like he must've screwed around a bit with the colors in that photo as well... we were fairly stoned at the time.

Also, from tonight:

Caboose

Captain Terror

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-27 09:43:19 UTC Post #289693

ya indeed Stu those are some great pics!

@Caboose: that last one's great it; reminds me of my friend's "carriage house" alley apt..

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Captain Terrorwhen a man loves a woman

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-27 16:25:03 UTC Post #289706

Thanks guys

Any favourites?

Those two are so grainy! Did you do that on purpose? I can't do that until I hit ISO 3200 or so

DiscoStu

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-27 19:58:48 UTC Post #289709

First was shot at a high ISO and was originally underexposed out of the camera anyway. The grain in the second photo is intentional.

Caboose

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-27 20:57:44 UTC Post #289711

A drop of ice:

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 03:08:13 UTC Post #289723

Ooh the wonders of macro photography. Sometimes I wish I had a macro lens.

Anyone willing to fork out $400 to get me a Canon EF-S 60mm macro as a bday present?

DiscoStu

Strider

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 03:31:08 UTC Post #289724

Man, you guys have been kicking ass in this thread.

I wish there were landscapes around my way as nice as what I'm seeing here.

Ooh the wonders of macro photography. Sometimes I wish I had a macro lens.

Ditto. Have you got any cheapy macro/close-up filters, though? I got a 4-pack (+1, +2, +4 and +10) and you can stack them up, highest first, to enhance the effect. They do a pretty decent job, all things considered.

StriderTuned to a dead channel.

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 05:23:46 UTC Post #289728

Haven't thought of that actually. I suppose they're but a fraction of the cost of a whole lens, but it never occurred to me to try that first.

DiscoStu

Saribous

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 06:48:50 UTC Post #289730

You can always use focus stacking when taking macro photos, if you don't have a proper lens that is.

Saribous

Soup Miner

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 10:20:16 UTC Post #289732

Can we get this one in a larger resolution, please? I'd like to use it on my desktop.

Soup Miner

Oskar Potatis

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 12:37:39 UTC Post #289733

Yes, I'd like it as a desktop background for next winter (right now I'm tired of snow).

Oskar Potatis🦔

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 18:11:18 UTC Post #289736

I'm honored.

Caboose

Soup Miner

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 18:27:07 UTC Post #289738

Awesome, thanks

Soup Miner

DiscoStu

Posted 13 years ago2011-01-28 19:09:35 UTC Post #289739

@Saribous: That only works if you have a lens that focuses close enough.

DiscoStu

Striker

Posted 13 years ago2011-02-01 06:53:16 UTC Post #289755

What bird is this? I tried searching after some crow or raven species on wikipedia but I found nothing to resemble this.

[EDIT] It seems to be a jackdaw.

StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure

Caboose

Posted 13 years ago2011-02-09 15:34:22 UTC Post #290224

Caboose

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