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Lol @ the cat. And I like that divider--we could use one of those in our den.
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Originally Posted by Kamikaze
you have a fair amount of noise in the spider man image... high ISO hand-held?
Angel is the cats name... my girlfriend has had him for 14 years, born at her house. He is big 17 pounds.
The room divider is made out of old glass folding doors and closet doors... not bad for the job.
Yeah I was at 400-500 iso. I had to crop the spider man too, while the tree is 100% just resized. I might try it again tomorrow.
Thats at ISO500? hmmm. I thought you said you picked up Noise Ninja?
I used it on the background but not on the figure itself as it makes everything soft. The only thing I can think of is cropping it so much makes the noise more visible. The tree is also at 500 and it doesn't look like that.
got some new kicks
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Originally Posted by .93lude
that flash reflection on the leather is a bit distracting... but that is just me picking it apart...
how do you recommend avoiding that? i only have the internal flash so i tried to soften it with a napkin in front of itQuote:
Originally Posted by A.A
In this case it is a very "flat" image because it is so evenly lighted from a head-on strobe, not to mention the reflection off the leather.Quote:
Originally Posted by .93lude
I would use an external light source(s) (desk lamp or something) for your lighting and not the strobe. You will probably have to play with your white balance because the lamp lights are very "warm". Experiment with the angle of the lighting on the shoe... Try to heavily light one side and reflect some of that heavy light on the shadowed area with a white card/wall (or lesser light source).
A tripod for your camera and aperture around f16 for a deep DOF.
I know it is a lot for a picture of a shoe but it will help you get a good understanding of product photography.
Just a pic of many from this fall spent at Helen, GA. Shot with a point & shoot camera and thought it turned out okay. :)
Tree that grew out from a rock...O_O
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hope there not too big.just random pics some from my trip to PA.i had just got the camera like a couple hours befor we got on the plane to go so there ok.
Ohh they are WAY TOO big..
anyway, i just edited this pic i too in Feb '09 when i was on my way back to GA from NY leaving Le Guardia Airport
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Wasn't tryin to "picture whore"...just thought mine were neat, just like y'all. But sorry. I fixed everything.
this thread is losing its integrity.
it's just a picture whore's lounge now lol.
Gettin it back on track..Quote:
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apparently you're not allowed to get up on top of random warehouses and take pictures of a sunset :rolleyes:. but he was a pretty nice cop and just talked to me for a sec and lemme go lol.
That sunset is beautiful! I'm almost ashamed to attempt to follow it up with this...
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This was from a short story i put on flickr. If anyone is interested in checking it out...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pminot/...7623094270495/
You might find it humorous =P
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Originally Posted by Kamikaze
Product of boredom. :D
someone post milk.
lol.
Lol I'd rep you back but I can't. If I had some black fabric I'd do the milk shot as a part two.
ohh shit, give me a minute....Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamikaze
My favorite Photographer is Notstockphotography.com
Check him out his is the best photographer Ive seen IMO
damn. I forgot I dont have any midrange lenses anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by .blank cd
Or milk. lol
:???:what the hell is that big red ring ?