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Fuji S2 and 28-105 Nikkor lens. Shot in RAW and then converted to 16 bit TIFF using Q-Image Pro's Linear mode. Then converted to 8 bit TIFF then to JPEG and resized and cropped for the web. Adjusted levels but NO OTHER PS postprocessing. Tripod, cable resease, F 11 1/3 second, focal length 28 mm. My eye was caught by the texture of this image. Any thoughts? Enjoy!

Mahesh

 
Mahesh Thapa said:
Fuji S2 and 28-105 Nikkor lens. Shot in RAW and then converted to
16 bit TIFF using Q-Image Pro's Linear mode. Then converted to 8
bit TIFF then to JPEG and resized and cropped for the web.
Adjusted levels but NO OTHER PS postprocessing. Tripod, cable
resease, F 11 1/3 second, focal length 28 mm. My eye was caught by
the texture of this image. Any thoughts? Enjoy!

Mahesh
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Stop posting these excellent photos !!!!!

You are giving the rest of us a huge inferiority complex !!!!

Hail Mahesh the great !!!!!

Rich.
:)

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S2, Sigma 15-30, Nikon 50/1.8, Nikon 85/1.8., Nikon 80-200/2.8

Success is the progressive realisation of a pre-determined worthwhile dream or goal... and the DREAM is the Devine Revelation Empowering A Man.....
:)
 
What a trip! I really like the composition and texture. Very bizarre on my eyes. :-)

Teski
Mahesh Thapa said:
Fuji S2 and 28-105 Nikkor lens. Shot in RAW and then converted to
16 bit TIFF using Q-Image Pro's Linear mode. Then converted to 8
bit TIFF then to JPEG and resized and cropped for the web.
Adjusted levels but NO OTHER PS postprocessing. Tripod, cable
resease, F 11 1/3 second, focal length 28 mm. My eye was caught by
the texture of this image. Any thoughts? Enjoy!

Mahesh

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Hi

nice structure.. often a overlooked subject. Great!

Regards
Johan
http://www.motljus.com
Mahesh Thapa said:
Fuji S2 and 28-105 Nikkor lens. Shot in RAW and then converted to
16 bit TIFF using Q-Image Pro's Linear mode. Then converted to 8
bit TIFF then to JPEG and resized and cropped for the web.
Adjusted levels but NO OTHER PS postprocessing. Tripod, cable
resease, F 11 1/3 second, focal length 28 mm. My eye was caught by
the texture of this image. Any thoughts? Enjoy!

Mahesh

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Regards
Johan
http://www.motljus.com
 
Hi Mahesh,

I think I said it all in a previous response this week.

Yet another great image, created from something most people would just walk past without seeing.

I see you use Q-image Pro, what do you think of it? I can already see that its very effective. But is it user friendly and fairly fast at performing tasks?

Happy Shooting

Simon
 
As usual a very nice photo, I been following your posts for a while and am always looking forward to seeing your work. I am very new to all this but have learned much from you and others on this forum. Folks here are very helpful to members like myself. Thanks for your time and posts. Keep them coming.

Mike
X-Sync said:
Hi Mahesh,

I think I said it all in a previous response this week.
Yet another great image, created from something most people would
just walk past without seeing.
I see you use Q-image Pro, what do you think of it? I can already
see that its very effective. But is it user friendly and fairly
fast at performing tasks?

Happy Shooting

Simon
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Nice!

-sydney21
Mahesh Thapa said:
Fuji S2 and 28-105 Nikkor lens. Shot in RAW and then converted to
16 bit TIFF using Q-Image Pro's Linear mode. Then converted to 8
bit TIFF then to JPEG and resized and cropped for the web.
Adjusted levels but NO OTHER PS postprocessing. Tripod, cable
resease, F 11 1/3 second, focal length 28 mm. My eye was caught by
the texture of this image. Any thoughts? Enjoy!

Mahesh

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Thanks, Simon. Sorry for the late response. I like Q-image pro for the conversion from RAW to TIFF only but almost never use it for anything else. I still use Photoshop to do my printing. Q-image Pro isn't he most user friendly program but it's extensive manual is very well written with excellent "follow the steps" examples. The program is a little slow to do conversion...takes about 25 seconds per image on my 1.8 GHz Pentium 4 processor with 512 of memory. I hope this has helped.

Mahesh
X-Sync said:
Hi Mahesh,

I think I said it all in a previous response this week.
Yet another great image, created from something most people would
just walk past without seeing.
I see you use Q-image Pro, what do you think of it? I can already
see that its very effective. But is it user friendly and fairly
fast at performing tasks?

Happy Shooting

Simon
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Thanks, Simon. Sorry for the late response. I like Q-image pro for the conversion from RAW to TIFF only but almost never use it for anything else. I still use Photoshop to do my printing. Q-image Pro isn't he most user friendly program but it's extensive manual is very well written with excellent "follow the steps" examples. The program is a little slow to do conversion...takes about 25 seconds per image on my 1.8 GHz Pentium 4 processor with 512 of memory. I hope this has helped.

Mahesh
X-Sync said:
Hi Mahesh,

I think I said it all in a previous response this week.
Yet another great image, created from something most people would
just walk past without seeing.
I see you use Q-image Pro, what do you think of it? I can already
see that its very effective. But is it user friendly and fairly
fast at performing tasks?

Happy Shooting

Simon
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LOL! thanks bud. :-)

Mahesh
Rich. L said:
Stop posting these excellent photos !!!!!

You are giving the rest of us a huge inferiority complex !!!!

Hail Mahesh the great !!!!!

Rich.
:)

--
S2, Sigma 15-30, Nikon 50/1.8, Nikon 85/1.8., Nikon 80-200/2.8

Success is the progressive realisation of a pre-determined
worthwhile dream or goal... and the DREAM is the Devine Revelation
Empowering A Man.....
:)
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First of all, thanks for your kind words, Mike. Secondly, I'm very proud and happy that you find my posts helpful...if you have any questions at all about the camera or how to take certain shots with the S2 you've definitely come to the right forum. I, myself, owe this forum a lot...without the the help, suggestions, and encouragement from forum members, I think I would not be as good a photographer to day.

Mahesh
Michael H. Dean said:
As usual a very nice photo, I been following your posts for a while
and am always looking forward to seeing your work. I am very new
to all this but have learned much from you and others on this
forum. Folks here are very helpful to members like myself. Thanks
for your time and posts. Keep them coming.

Mike
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sydney21 said:
-sydney21
Mahesh Thapa said:
Fuji S2 and 28-105 Nikkor lens. Shot in RAW and then converted to
16 bit TIFF using Q-Image Pro's Linear mode. Then converted to 8
bit TIFF then to JPEG and resized and cropped for the web.
Adjusted levels but NO OTHER PS postprocessing. Tripod, cable
resease, F 11 1/3 second, focal length 28 mm. My eye was caught by
the texture of this image. Any thoughts? Enjoy!

Mahesh

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