Nikon User Thread

[ilauzirika]

Impressing!!! it almost looks like a painting.

 

[USLatin]

Yes, that is a great pic. Nice grading.

 

[2 in the can]

Thanks guys. I just wish the clouds around the sun weren't quite so blown out. Oh well, next time.

 

[USLatin]

Thanks guys. I just wish the clouds around the sun weren't quite so blown out. Oh well, next time.

Not at all my feeling... you have tons of detail elswear and it creates a nice effect around the sun. I think it makes it feel extra bright.

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Agreed. This image would feel flat tonally otherwise.

 

[Matt Grunau]

HA!

 

[USLatin]

^ Lol, nice memory!

Agreed. This image would feel flat, tonally otherwise.

Fine, sure, if u want to make it sound all smart n' shieet...

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Haha, well then... Don't make me go all Zone System on your a$%!

 

[DivotDan]

Shot of my currently very prego wife playing with my iPhone while we watch a movie. Shot at f/1.4 & ISO 25,600 with the D700.

 

[alwayslearning]

sheeesh Dan. I thought my Sony going to ISO 6400 was high! Very little noise too for ISO 25,600.

Was that only lit from tee vee?

Larry

 

[DivotDan]

Yep. I have a Sony 60" tv that sits about 12 feet away. It managed to auto focus and take the shot in almost no light. The B&W hides some of the noise, as the color version has a little more visible noise in the skin tones. The dark areas are still very clean even in the color version

 

[Starmapper]

ISO WHAT!!!! Geez Dan that's just nuts. A realm my E-3 can't even think about entering. I'm impressed!

 

[Blaine]

Yep. I have a Sony 60" tv that sits about 12 feet away. It managed to auto focus and take the shot in almost no light. The B&W hides some of the noise, as the color version has a little more visible noise in the skin tones. The dark areas are still very clean even in the color version

That's better than having an amp that goes all the way to 11...

 

[2 in the can]

Playing around with some HDR from Vancouver.

 

[ScottNelson]

D90 ps panorama

D90 ps panorama

Here's my latest panoramic merge with PS. 4 shots with the D90 using the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 set at 11mm, 1/200th @ f11. No enhancement, just a storm brewing to the West and natural light on Smith Rock State Park in Central Oregon.

Click on thumbnail for a 1280x400 image

 

[wes]

Wow!!! The last 2 posts are magnificent. What time of day did you guys shoot those at?

 

[2 in the can]

Thanks. I think it was during twilight and just before the rain started.

Allen

 

[Adam Gonzalez]

Kind of a bunch. Enjoy!

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Nikon D90 | Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8

 

[USLatin]

Are your make up/wardrobe people kids though? Small hands! :beer:

A log of his skin was PS right? Good job!

Funny idea. Good job.