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This is a photo of my youngest (9 months) granddaughter.
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Sony A700 Photos n' Stuff
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One more playing with the remote flash.
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alwayslearning
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This little girl has very dark brown eyes. Is there a good way to bring that out? I didn't "photoshop" these except to crop for posting.
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alwayslearning
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Thanks Dan. I am open to a lot more critique though .. lighting, composition, etc.
Just want to learn is all .......
I am loving the remote flash. Lot's to learn there for sure.
Larry
Just want to learn is all .......
I am loving the remote flash. Lot's to learn there for sure.
Larry
The beauty of a remote flash is this.
When on a sunny day, put the sun behind the subject, then use the remots flash from a 3/4 on the side to provide a "key" light and a VERY diffused on camera flash for fill. This way you get three point lighting out doors, and if you put the remote on a short rod, you can ge tthe flash out there pretty far.
When on a sunny day, put the sun behind the subject, then use the remots flash from a 3/4 on the side to provide a "key" light and a VERY diffused on camera flash for fill. This way you get three point lighting out doors, and if you put the remote on a short rod, you can ge tthe flash out there pretty far.
alwayslearning
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Thanks TimurCivan. I will be trying that this weekend. I'll try to get a result of me following your advice up soon. Being wireless, I can put the remote flash on a tripod and play with just about any distance plus it's intensity is adjustable. It's this one: http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs...51&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=11028992
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Playing With Extension Tubes
Playing With Extension Tubes
Needed some memory space.
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Playing With Extension Tubes
Needed some memory space.
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needed some memory space
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A couple shots of one of my granddaughters blowing out birthday candles.
1/15 sec @ f5.6; 40mm; iso 800
1/8 sec @ f5.6; 40mm; iso 800
Larry
1/15 sec @ f5.6; 40mm; iso 800
1/8 sec @ f5.6; 40mm; iso 800
Larry
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A peek inside a tee vee studio.
1/60 sec @ f5.6; 30mm; iso 800 (I wanted to use 200 or less but more, I didn't want flash and I didn't have a tripod.)
Larry
1/60 sec @ f5.6; 30mm; iso 800 (I wanted to use 200 or less but more, I didn't want flash and I didn't have a tripod.)
Larry
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needed some memory space
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Full Frame Sensor
Full Frame Sensor
This video clip is a guy talking about the A900 (now known to release in August this year) and it's full frame sensor. Mentions some nice lenses coming with it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnWcWmHP1K0
Larry
p.s. If a mod would not mind, could you change the title of this thread to simply reflect the Sony Alpha cameras instead of specifically the A700; similar to what you did with the Nikon and Canon threads? I started it when I got my A700 so that is what I went with ...
Full Frame Sensor
This video clip is a guy talking about the A900 (now known to release in August this year) and it's full frame sensor. Mentions some nice lenses coming with it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnWcWmHP1K0
Larry
p.s. If a mod would not mind, could you change the title of this thread to simply reflect the Sony Alpha cameras instead of specifically the A700; similar to what you did with the Nikon and Canon threads? I started it when I got my A700 so that is what I went with ...
alwayslearning
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Images of a Dying Era
Images of a Dying Era
These are photos of various parts of an analog television transmitter.
Passthrough - Output to Outside - The plumbing, also visible here, is the cooling sytem for the "dummy load" inside the transmitter building.
From Passthrough to Tower
Close-up of Waveguid Assembly
DI Water Generation System for Cooling the Output Tube
Driver Amplifiers that Feed the Output Tube
Power Supply to Transmitter
Three Primary Stages - Left (barely visible here) is signal conditioning; Right is Driver/Amplification and Center is Final Output Stage.
High Gain Waveguide assembly - Between Output Tube and Antenna
Fencing Around Anchors for Guy Lines and Antenna. Of course, this stays after February 2009 because the Digital Transmitter Antenna is up there too.
Larry
Images of a Dying Era
These are photos of various parts of an analog television transmitter.
Passthrough - Output to Outside - The plumbing, also visible here, is the cooling sytem for the "dummy load" inside the transmitter building.
From Passthrough to Tower
Close-up of Waveguid Assembly
DI Water Generation System for Cooling the Output Tube
Driver Amplifiers that Feed the Output Tube
Power Supply to Transmitter
Three Primary Stages - Left (barely visible here) is signal conditioning; Right is Driver/Amplification and Center is Final Output Stage.
High Gain Waveguide assembly - Between Output Tube and Antenna
Fencing Around Anchors for Guy Lines and Antenna. Of course, this stays after February 2009 because the Digital Transmitter Antenna is up there too.
Larry
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Fixed it for you.
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Hocking Hills State Park - Ohio
Hocking Hills State Park - Ohio
I took some photos in Hocking Hills State Park in Southern Ohio the past couple days ... I'll post some as I get to them.
View from cabin balcony in the morning about 6:30AM
View from same balcony on a different morning about 6AM
Same sunrise looking up higher
Larry
Hocking Hills State Park - Ohio
I took some photos in Hocking Hills State Park in Southern Ohio the past couple days ... I'll post some as I get to them.
View from cabin balcony in the morning about 6:30AM
View from same balcony on a different morning about 6AM
Same sunrise looking up higher
Larry
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These are from Cedar Falls, one of the areas in Hocking Hills State Park.
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An area of Hocking Hills State Park known as Rock House; a cave.
A ledge inside Rock House
Me inside the cave looking out of opening
Inside length of the cave
Looking up through opening from inside the cave
Looking up through same opening; slightly different perspective
Just playin' with the flash, near the cave
Within a splash of light in the forest
Coming out of the forest and looking up
Larry, thinking critique/comments are welcome
A ledge inside Rock House
Me inside the cave looking out of opening
Inside length of the cave
Looking up through opening from inside the cave
Looking up through same opening; slightly different perspective
Just playin' with the flash, near the cave
Within a splash of light in the forest
Coming out of the forest and looking up
Larry, thinking critique/comments are welcome
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