kdc41 - dam nice shot, I tried catching a seagull the other day but it didn't come out as nice as I wanted. Was the gul close? or did you crop the pic?
I went out yesterdy and bought a new tripod and head (Manfrotto 190pro + 322cr2.. more on this in another thread). Well seeing I got some new kit I had to head out last night in the icey cold weather to test it out
Anyways the head allows you to turn the camera from landscape to portrait quite easy so snapped a couple shots like that. This is the result:
File: - C:\Documents and Settings\Twism\Desktop\Canary Wharf over Docklands.jpg
An HDR composition from Loch Lommond in Scotland, taken yesterday. Turned out reasonable, though it has lost a bit of it's luster and i forgot to fix my focal length.
Sigma 12-24 @ 12mm
ISO 200
F8
1/320 ( 8 shots +/- 4 ev using shutter speed)
Last edited by AllanC; 02-08-2007 at 11:43 AM.
Nikon D70s, Nikkor 18-70 ED, Nikkor 70-300D ED, nikkor 50mm AF D f1.4, Sigma 105 DG macro f2.8, Sigma 12-24 DG HSM.
manfrotto 055 pro, 322rc2 head
Ricoh R40 caplio.
MacBook Pro 2.16 core 2 duo
Could you expound a little on the HDR technique you used? I have seen several methodologies, and haven't tried any. Just wondering things like software, bit-depth of files merged, etc.
Thanks!
Maybe in a new thread, so we don't go off topic too much here.
Nikon D70s
Nikkor 50mm 1.8D (If you don't have it you need it)
Nikkor 18-200mm VR II
SB-600
Bogen/Manfrotto Tripods/Heads
NAS (D300, Nikkor 80-200mm (or 70-200mm)f/2.8, Tamron 90mm Macro)
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(D300, Nikkor 80-200mm (or 70-200mm)f/2.8, Tamron 90mm Macro)
