My fotography experiments (Cars and awkward stares 11/5/09)

NOA_Andy · Shibu Inu

RE: My fotography. (HDR's up)

Pelord · eh

ya
the next time u get a camera just git a SLR
one like the D40 (or the Canon Rebel if you're lucky enough to find it cheap) costs about as much as a higher end point'n'shoot, and will last you way longer, so there's really no reason not to if you're gonna upgrade.

itz expensive if you want a full setup though, I think my dad just spent about $650 on all of this when the camera itself was only about $470.

-- Edited by Frederick-Alan-Grier at 01:29, 2008-08-17

Pelord · eh

I tried doing another HDR with only 3 RAWs and tried to get the same effects, now I can see how severe the ghosting was.

I hate ghosting but I don't seem to mind it in the other pic.

Lock · German Short-Hair Pointer

Wow, in comparison the 2nd picture looks much better.

Also PC, if you're going to shop for an SLR ask me about it. I can provide a pretty convincing argument for the Rebel. ;) Psy, where'd your dad get all of the stuff from? I wonder if he got a good deal.

Pelord · eh

Lock wrote:

Wow, in comparison the 2nd picture looks much better.

Also PC, if you're going to shop for an SLR ask me about it. I can provide a pretty convincing argument for the Rebel. ;) Psy, where'd your dad get all of the stuff from? I wonder if he got a good deal.

And I can provide a convincing argument for the Nikon :D

He got a good deal. <_<
He got a bundle pack from Newegg with all the stuff except the book, filters and remote - those three were on Amazon. We were looking at filters when we finally found some decent ones, and there was a "bundle" with those filters and the remote for cheap so we went with that. On Newegg I think the tripod came free, but woulda normally cost $30.

NOA_Andy · Shibu Inu

Lock wrote:

Wow, in comparison the 2nd picture looks much better.

Also PC, if you're going to shop for an SLR ask me about it. I can provide a pretty convincing argument for the Rebel. ;) Psy, where'd your dad get all of the stuff from? I wonder if he got a good deal.

my dad has a rebel, so i know how awesome they can be.

..oncwe you learn how to use them...XD

that does look a lot better then the first one, psy..the color of the sky is...awesome..?

i'm not really oen for adjectives...XD

Pelord · eh

PuppyCat614 wrote:

Lock wrote:

Wow, in comparison the 2nd picture looks much better.

Also PC, if you're going to shop for an SLR ask me about it. I can provide a pretty convincing argument for the Rebel. ;) Psy, where'd your dad get all of the stuff from? I wonder if he got a good deal.

my dad has a rebel, so i know how awesome they can be.
..oncwe you learn how to use them...XD
that does look a lot better then the first one, psy..the color of the sky is...awesome..?
i'm not really oen for adjectives...XD

NIKOND40ANDREBELAREESSENTIALLYIDENTICALEXCEPTTHED40ISCHEAPERANDHASMORELENSESANDITSMORETHEPHOTOGRAPHERTHANTHECAMERAGETTHED40!!!!

thankz!!!11111111

Nintendogsgal54 · Flyer-Fan Admin

No fair. :( I'm gonna be adopted into your family the week of my birthday. ;D XD
I defiantly like the second one better.

Lock · German Short-Hair Pointer

More lenses, but BETTER LENSES? ;D;D;D;D;D

k i be stoppin nao

Pelord · eh

i did anothr
I'm likely to do nothing but HDR's until next week when I get my Nikon....... then I'll do better HDR's. :D

I put zeero effort into this one. Turns out Photomatrix saves all the previous settings from the last HDR I did, so I just used the same ones as the previous.

If you want a comparison to the actual lighting, here's one of the original unedited RAWs:

I'm likin HDR's. It turns normal bland photos into something cool.

ohz and heres a detail comparison

original image:

HDR:

You can see a board just under the roof of the house that's invisible in the first.

-- Edited by Frederick-Alan-Grier at 21:25, 2008-08-18