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huyzer
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Great image!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. It reminds me of "the decisive moment", along with beautiful framing. Very nice image. Congratulations on the deserved win.
GaryJP: It is remarkable how many people have to express their views on a post or issue without actually bothering to fully read up on the post or issue. Gotta love DPReview sometimes.
Not to be a jerk, but if you say something like "...nobody can be bothered to read or SPELL correctly...", you should spell perfectly.
sensored = censored
Advancement in technology is amazing.
Awwwww! Look at that little thing! So cute! I've never seen a baby "version" one of these. :D
So that's how a fly, mosquito, dragonfly, insect, etc. sees the world with all those lenses. :P I don't know. I'm guessing. :D
Amazingly beautiful and unique.
Aww, so adorable. Great capture.
At first I thought this cat was photoshopped in, as the paws aren't sunken into the snow. But now that I look at it, it might be a harder edged part of the roof with less snow? Anyhow, no camera settings gave me that impression too, but that can always be removed. Congrats on the win.
Jan2009: Hi, I think I know what you meant by "exactly" 50mm but to be clear if I do not have a full frame camera and I use an APS-C camera (7D) with my 50mm 1.8 this means my actual focal length is 80mm (50mm x 1.6 crop factor). Therefore my entry is not valid right?
Thanks for clarifying. Sorry if you have to spell it very clear for me.
I am wondering the same thing, as I have a 1.5x crop sensor too.
Wow. Very nice, and truly unique. Congrats on the well deserved win.
Thanks for the review.
The HDR big images load fine now. :)
Very nicely done. Congrats on the deserved win for illustrating "curiosity" so nicely.
I love the tonality. Congratulations on the win with a great looking image.
I've got to try this. Congrats on the 1st place win. And what a great idea... a circular pan/spin! At first, I thought it was a photoshop's radial blur.
How cool. That bike is off the ground.
I'm all for new advancement in technology, though I do like the Recovery slider. And looking at the examples here, it seems to me that the older 2010 version is better at retaining highlight information, and in creating a smoother roll-off/transition in the extreme highlight areas, thus creating a smoother negative-film like transition which I love (and in comparison, I hate in typical digital sensors that's not the Fujifilm S5 Pro. The S5 Pro has magnificent highlight retention).
Very cool image. The lighting (bright spot) really adds to the image. Nice mood, look, and feel in general. Congrats on the win.
What a monster! Wow. Hahahaha.
With the diagonal lines in the image, it gives a nice rainy day look to it. I like it! The reflection below adds to that sense too; like the rain created the wet ground, to be able to do that.