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10-24-2006, 11:52 AM
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10-25-2006, 08:04 PM
I made an (1800x1200) of the first pic here .. should be enough resolution for a background.. only gonna be up for 2 days like before when that pic was first posted... sorry, gotta save my bandwidth. 
That's not totally correct: The pics I took were with the Canon EOS 20D.. but the pictures Brian Khang took were with a Canon EOS 1D MkII + Canon L glass.. 
--mike
Originally Posted by Down_Shift
Camera body is a 20D. On both sets of pics. Some were taken by Leemik of the forums (with the siick red supercharged Z) and Brian Khang; a real photographer!
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#41
10-25-2006, 11:42 PM
Originally Posted by leemik
I made an (1800x1200) of the first pic here .. should be enough resolution for a background.. only gonna be up for 2 days like before when that pic was first posted... sorry, gotta save my bandwidth.
That's not totally correct: The pics I took were with the Canon EOS 20D.. but the pictures Brian Khang took were with a Canon EOS 1D MkII + Canon L glass..
--mike
That's not totally correct: The pics I took were with the Canon EOS 20D.. but the pictures Brian Khang took were with a Canon EOS 1D MkII + Canon L glass..
--mike
Do you have any advice as for exposure compensation etc. on how to get pics to turn out like that. Ive been playing around with mine and cant get it to work. I have a UV and circular polerizer filter on.
#42
10-26-2006, 09:57 AM
Originally Posted by meatbag
If you want to email the rest of the hires set, I can host them with unlimited bandwith on my server.
Do you have any advice as for exposure compensation etc. on how to get pics to turn out like that. Ive been playing around with mine and cant get it to work. I have a UV and circular polerizer filter on.
Do you have any advice as for exposure compensation etc. on how to get pics to turn out like that. Ive been playing around with mine and cant get it to work. I have a UV and circular polerizer filter on.
but as for advice.. If you have a link to some photos you took I can try and see what went wrong for you. I either use a Circular Polarizer or the naked lens.. I don't believe in adding a lot of filters to the camera because it just obscures the photos more.. I'd rather add the effects in Photoshop after the fact..
--mike
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10-26-2006, 02:49 PM
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10-26-2006, 04:14 PM
Originally Posted by leemik
Thanks for the offer but I'm also little hesitant in posting a lot of higher res photos.. I don't mind people using them for personal use.. but I've had incidents where my photos have shown up on ebay selling products without my authorization or part of someone else public collection of photos "they took"..
but as for advice.. If you have a link to some photos you took I can try and see what went wrong for you. I either use a Circular Polarizer or the naked lens.. I don't believe in adding a lot of filters to the camera because it just obscures the photos more.. I'd rather add the effects in Photoshop after the fact..
--mike
but as for advice.. If you have a link to some photos you took I can try and see what went wrong for you. I either use a Circular Polarizer or the naked lens.. I don't believe in adding a lot of filters to the camera because it just obscures the photos more.. I'd rather add the effects in Photoshop after the fact..
--mike
I'll try to take some more, i just cleaned out all my junk photos last week b/c i needed more HDD space lol