*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

vistakid10 said:
The shots of the various animals at the zoo and the lightning are fantastic!

Very well done! I'm looking forward to November 5th when I get some shots of the fireworks for Bonfire Night. You've only go to wait until July 4th though. ;)

Here are some of my favourites from this morning. Sorry if the shots of the flowers are getting a bit repetitive, but I like them. :) I loved your Photo Tourney entry for the flowers competition by the way, Dale (that is your name right, Fatback?)
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Thanks Jason :) yep that's my name :D I used to take shoot a lot of flowers as well. Now I am focusing more on my portraits. I have found that my photography style has changed a lot over the years. BTW what program do you use to edit? I like how you edit the flowers :)
 
Fatback said:
Thanks Jason :) yep that's my name :D I used to take shoot a lot of flowers as well. Now I am focusing more on my portraits. I have found that my photography style has changed a lot over the years. BTW what program do you use to edit? I like how you edit the flowers :)
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Hey Dale. I use Photoshop Extended CS5.1 to edit. Those photos above weren't edited all that much, I just changed the contrast and saturation a bit. They were shot using the incandescent white balance setting on my camera, hence the blue tinge. Pleased you liked them. :)
 
Love the last one Jason!!

Here are four new from this afternoon. Went to one of my favorite places for photography :).

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vistakid10 said:
Hey Dale. I use Photoshop Extended CS5.1 to edit. Those photos above weren't edited all that much, I just changed the contrast and saturation a bit. They were shot using the incandescent white balance setting on my camera, hence the blue tinge. Pleased you liked them. :)
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I use Photoshop as well. I have CS4 on my desktop and CS5 on my laptop. I prefer CS4 though cause I've used to it more. You should get the Imagenomic plug-ins. I use them all the time. The Noiseware one works great. Takes out almost all noise and still leaves 99% of the detail. It makes using ISO's like 800 and up no problem(unless your camera has good noise reduction then that's not a worry anyways). Also the Portraiture plug-in is great if you do a lot of portraits. I haven't used the Grain one yet. I like my photos with out grain plus if I need it I can just throw my ISO on 1600 and have all the grain I need :D

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Punk said:
Love the last one Jason!!

Here are four new from this afternoon. Went to one of my favorite places for photography :)
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They're all really good! First and last are my favourite though. :good:

Fatback said:
I use Photoshop as well. I have CS4 on my desktop and CS5 on my laptop. I prefer CS4 though cause I've used to it more. You should get the Imagenomic plug-ins. I use them all the time. The Noiseware one works great. Takes out almost all noise and still leaves 99% of the detail. It makes using ISO's like 800 and up no problem(unless your camera has good noise reduction then that's not a worry anyways). Also the Portraiture plug-in is great if you do a lot of portraits. I haven't used the Grain one yet. I like my photos with out grain plus if I need it I can just throw my ISO on 1600 and have all the grain I need :D

http://www.imagenomic.com/
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Yeah we have CS4 at school. I don't think there's an awful lot of difference between CS4 and CS5/5.5 to be honest; but I downloaded the trial for CS6 a couple of weeks back and installed it on a virtual machine I had and I didn't really like it. Didn't like the UI all that much. Think I'll stick with 5.5.

I'll take a look into the Imagenomic plug-ins. Usually I stick to ISO-64/100/250 when shooting, I really go higher than 250. I think I can up to around 800 before I start get noise and grain.You have to buy all of those plug-ins don't you?

Anyway, here's a shot of the moon I got last night (taken at full 30x optical zoom).

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It's not the best photo I've ever taken but I still think it's pretty good. Good test of the zoom. You can see some of craters and stuff. Too bad it wasn't a full moon.

Here's a crop of the same image.

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Sooo... I had not been exploring abandoned locations in years and my girlfriend was interested in the supernatural and such. So, what better place to re-visit than one of the first abandoned locations I went to...the Brian Center (an abandoned retirement home)

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These are nothing special really. I was just testing the camera on my new Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket phone. I love it. How it reacts in different lighting, which is very well:



 
Damn, i spent about the last hour looking through your guys photos. I have to say *most* of you guys are very inspiring. Here are a couple of my favorites of mine. I'm a complete newb btw lol.
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Love the first and second shots especially! The first one is so clear the water looks like glass - absolutely beautiful! :good:

What camera do you use?
 
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