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D200 in the Bahamas

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Some good shots with a wide variety of scenes.

I like the shot of the mooring ropes. Heck what are they made of?

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The third shot is my favorite. Nice mood.

Please tell me that the vignetting at f/5 is not as bad as it appears in the 4th image. You must have added a vignette as part of your PP?
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Kaj E said:
The third shot is my favorite. Nice mood.
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thanks! It's fake HDR. I opened and tone mapped the raw image in photomatrix and then did a bit more pp in CS3.
Kaj E said:
Please tell me that the vignetting at f/5 is not as bad as it appears
in the 4th image. You must have added a vignette as part of your PP?
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Not to worry, no vignetting at all. I added it during pp.
Thanks for looking!
Kaj E said:
Kind regards
Kaj
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http://brick.smugmug.com/gallery/2049931#P-1-15
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Love the shots.

Thank-you for reminding me of a memorable trip to Nassau in '01; I recognize the 'Straw Market' shot.

We're in the snow here so your photos helped take the chill off!!!!
 
Despite my oogling the young ladies in frame 2 I have to say the first shot is a killer. Has a modern day Norman Rockwell feel to it. And to think so many folks are spending major $$ to upgrade because the 100% crops of newer cameras tell them too.
 
Nice but ouch.... too much PP over here !
I admit shadow/highlight features may require some struggling to look naturals.
 
fpessolano said:
Can you elaborate on the first two?
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sure. I shot both of them with the D200 and my Nikkor 24-70 (great lens btw). Both shot at f5.6, ISO 160 (sun kept going behind the clouds and I wanted to keep shutter speed fast enough to capture the action of the diver). I post processed with CS3 and used a touch of lucis art plugin to give just a slightly gritty look to the images. It's purely a matter of taste, and of course some don't like that look.

thanks for looking.

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