UnknownSouljer
[H]F Junkie
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Ghost Trains!
Great shots all
This one is rather unique, cant say Ive seen this technique done this way before
I personally like it.
Not sure why, but this image is getting a lot of attention on Google+. Somewhat odd. I put thoughts up about it on my blog/website.
Gate of Bronze, made from the finest architectural grade bronze, 90% copper, with all of the casing no less than 3/16" thick at any point.
Beautifully built to exacting specifications by the Coleman Bronze Company of Chicago, 1934.
As seen at the Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Gardens, Avalon, California.
I don't really, and I am probably going to get the blackmagic pocket cinema camera, once I see some tests and reviews, which is mft so that probably makes more sense,
What M4/3 models would you recommend, and what lenses?
Very nice! And the noise isn't too bad at 4000ISO. Cool. I'm sure you're itching to give $2k to Amazon/BH/Whatever nowGot back today from my trip to DC with the D600 - had so much fun playing with this thing! I want one.
^That's a cool shot Vroom!
Very nice! And the noise isn't too bad at 4000ISO. Cool. I'm sure you're itching to give $2k to Amazon/BH/Whatever now
In Lightroom.
Brush>Soft Skin, set Shadows to +100 and lower Sharpness. Dunno, what the effect will be when you try this with the full res image, but here's what I got with the image above:
Just a quick and dirty fix.
I promised one of my friends to do a shoot with her and this is one of the more fun, tame shots.
Anyone with retouching experience know what I can do to help with the hair on her arms?
In Lightroom.
Brush>Soft Skin, set Shadows to +100 and lower Sharpness. Dunno, what the effect will be when you try this with the full res image, but here's what I got with the image above:
Just a quick and dirty fix.