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Taken with kit lens (PIC)...
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xenologics
Well-known member
there is a whole other world outside of the dpreview 300d forums. other people take pictures too.
http://xenologics.deviantart.com
--Haven't seen it here yet, and just for the fun of it, and I am
going to have to plagiarize it for my own family
http://xenologics.deviantart.com
sailorfranck
Forum Enthusiast
Excellent idea, perfect execution. Great job !
PsyberFil
Well-known member
--...and a wee bit o post processing! ;-)
Shot in my living room. Primary lightsource was sunlight diffused
through sheer curtains.
Philip
http://www.pbase.com/advancepc
Juggler
Senior Member
Who said that?... Let them come and see this picture.. Excellent..
dohdoh
Senior Member
Lew, as someone said, this idea will be copied...
First of all... definitely copied by me. I hope you don't mind, but I will always give credit where credit is due. You should definitely submit this photo to every editor of every magazine, reputable site, etc. I'm serious... you have something great here and you should make sure you're the first to coin it.
I just have to say it again...
GREAT JOB!! (Standing Ovation)
First of all... definitely copied by me. I hope you don't mind, but I will always give credit where credit is due. You should definitely submit this photo to every editor of every magazine, reputable site, etc. I'm serious... you have something great here and you should make sure you're the first to coin it.
I just have to say it again...
GREAT JOB!! (Standing Ovation)
dry
Well-known member
Hey great thing you have there!!! Keep shooting!!
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angus65
Member
bvdboomen
Leading Member
Great shot Lew!
Your subject line says: "Taken with kit lens"
The kit lens!
Man...
I mean...
The kit lens...
Great lens right!?
Your subject line says: "Taken with kit lens"
The kit lens!
Man...
I mean...
The kit lens...
Great lens right!?
Lew
Leading Member
The B&W conversion is a closely guarded trade secret:
- I opened the RAW file in PS and slid the saturation slider all the way to the left! ;-)
Absolutely stunning! What process did you use for the b&w
conversion? You're own techniques or some of the actions that are
currently floating around?
Craig H
Once more this proves that the power within a picture is not primarily based on the price of the camera. It takes more to shoot a great picture and NOT ending up with the boring (and often badly composed) face shots.
Very creative shot I might say.
Have fun with new experiments.
Very creative shot I might say.
Have fun with new experiments.
...and a wee bit o post processing! ;-)
Shot in my living room. Primary lightsource was sunlight diffused
through sheer curtains.
Andy Williams
Forum Pro
Lew wrote:
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enjoy the moonlight. but if you miss it, it'll be back in a few weeks.
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enjoy the moonlight. but if you miss it, it'll be back in a few weeks.
Stan Richard
Senior Member
--...and a wee bit o post processing! ;-)
Shot in my living room. Primary lightsource was sunlight diffused
through sheer curtains.
Stan
Events in the Night Sky
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iamdman
Forum Enthusiast
I know, but they are just not as special as the 300d forum people!
eos
Forum Enthusiast
...and a wee bit o post processing! ;-)
krampster
Active member
I might try this later myself, but I thought I'd share a thought.
It looks kinda funny without the shadow of the fingers on the board, so if we used a mode such as screen or multiply or whatever works (I'm not a PS Expert) we can leave the shadows in.
In any case, terrific shot. I guess the lack of shadow gives it more depth anyway... I'll try both
It looks kinda funny without the shadow of the fingers on the board, so if we used a mode such as screen or multiply or whatever works (I'm not a PS Expert) we can leave the shadows in.
In any case, terrific shot. I guess the lack of shadow gives it more depth anyway... I'll try both
Fredy Ross
Veteran Member
--...and a wee bit o post processing! ;-)
Shot in my living room. Primary lightsource was sunlight diffused
through sheer curtains.
fredyr
from memo/Mehmet (104.4) on February 26, 2004 4:56:09 AM EST (3,2)
hello Lew, good idea for family shots. innovative. successful black and white work. good details and contrast. great effort!
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winner of the photosig, this week ;-)
congrats
hello Lew, good idea for family shots. innovative. successful black and white work. good details and contrast. great effort!
Reply Show ratings
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winner of the photosig, this week ;-)
congrats
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