MINI Cooper photography
#302
Thats why I dont really waste my time with HDR
You can make pretty much any photo LOOK like an HDR with the Shadow/Highlight adjustment in photoshop.
Give it a try
Go Image>Adjustments>Shadow/Highlight and click the More Options box. Play with the levels and see what you can get.
Instant HDR!
You can make pretty much any photo LOOK like an HDR with the Shadow/Highlight adjustment in photoshop.
Give it a try
Go Image>Adjustments>Shadow/Highlight and click the More Options box. Play with the levels and see what you can get.
Instant HDR!
#303
Thats why I dont really waste my time with HDR
You can make pretty much any photo LOOK like an HDR with the Shadow/Highlight adjustment in photoshop.
Give it a try
Go Image>Adjustments>Shadow/Highlight and click the More Options box. Play with the levels and see what you can get.
Instant HDR!
You can make pretty much any photo LOOK like an HDR with the Shadow/Highlight adjustment in photoshop.
Give it a try
Go Image>Adjustments>Shadow/Highlight and click the More Options box. Play with the levels and see what you can get.
Instant HDR!
#310
Thanks. I just picked up a 580EX to team up with my 430EX, used both of them just out of frame at full power for this shot. I would like to pick up some AB800's but that out of my range right now. :(
#318
I just checked the EXIF and realized you made a typo and was f/7.1, not f/1.7. Just wanted to clear that up in case anyone was wondering.
Personally I would have increased the ISO so I could have shot at a smaller aperture but thats just my .02. Either way I like the shots and looking forward to seeing more.
Personally I would have increased the ISO so I could have shot at a smaller aperture but thats just my .02. Either way I like the shots and looking forward to seeing more.
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I just checked the EXIF and realized you made a typo and was f/7.1, not f/1.7. Just wanted to clear that up in case anyone was wondering.
Personally I would have increased the ISO so I could have shot at a smaller aperture but thats just my .02. Either way I like the shots and looking forward to seeing more.
Personally I would have increased the ISO so I could have shot at a smaller aperture but thats just my .02. Either way I like the shots and looking forward to seeing more.
Yes, you are correct. sorry. Yeah like I said though. Iam new to the rolling shot world. So criticism is appreciated.
#322
Nothing special but here's one from a recent run...
#323
2 out of 20 isn't a bad turnout at all. The key is to shoot more for each photoshoot. I took over 250 pictures at my last rolling shot shoot and got about 40 in focus shots out of it.
If you're having issues with camera shake, bump the shutter speed up to 1/25. The blur will be a lot less but still adequate IME. That's typically what I shoot the first run with, then I'll start playing around with it after I'm sure I've got some decent shots first.
If you're having issues with camera shake, bump the shutter speed up to 1/25. The blur will be a lot less but still adequate IME. That's typically what I shoot the first run with, then I'll start playing around with it after I'm sure I've got some decent shots first.