Just and example of what could be done.Will do. Any recommendations of where to buy? I'll need a 55mm.
No editing software as of yet. Just what Photobucket offer. I played around with the saturation on both a little. Is this too much???
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That's why I can wait to get my new computer and get CS4 or similar. Like your work. Thanks for the advise. Can I ask out of a 2x or 4x Neutral Density Filter, which one would be better for these types of shots to use longer exposure. Obviously 4x will give the option of longer exposure than the 2x but for your more common shots, would the 2x be money better spent?Just and example of what could be done.
4x. If you plan to do long exposures during bright sunlit days, go an 8x.Can I ask out of a 2x or 4x Neutral Density Filter, which one would be better for these types of shots to use longer exposure.
http://www.digitalcamerawarehouse.com.au/prod3441.htm4x. If you plan to do long exposures during bright sunlit days, go an 8x.
I'd go the 3 stop (ND8) also but if you can get something higher, go for it. I think B+W make a 9-stop ND filter which enables 1-2min exposures in broad daylight *drools*.http://www.digitalcamerawarehouse.com.au/prod3441.htm
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So your money is on the top one??
Same, second is way over saturated.^ I think before looks better.
I know it's against the vibe of photoshnob, but that gets a quote so everyone can look at it twice. What a perfect shot.Brooklyn Bridge
Just arrived in San Fran - super excited, cool looking city
Exposure was 130s @ f8 Its the pier in Strahan on the west coastSinglespeeding - Love the second one, can you tell me how long the exposure was? The fourth is great too, the only blemishes are the corner of the table and the mark on the wall in the background. Otherwise, nice work.
Tupper - absolutely astounding. I dream of getting shots like this.
Hell yeah, they're awesome!Just found this thread! Here us a shot or two from a recent trip to Tassie.
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