The Photography Thread !
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im leaving to buy some filters for my tokina 11-16 (77mm dia) in half n hour. Ive contacted someone who stocks Hoya. The list is as follows:
Pro1 D CPL - Rs. 3960
CPL slim - 2760
ND8 HMC - 2100
CPL regular - 1980
Any suggestions? Now, I was trying to compare this info with the models online and its not very easy to match them. I'll only know once I go there. I might pick up a 50mm f1.8d also. How does the ND8 compare to the B+W ND #110 many people are using?
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just realised. the hoya nd8 is only 3 stops compared to the 10 stops in the B+W.
Pro1 D CPL - Rs. 3960
CPL slim - 2760
ND8 HMC - 2100
CPL regular - 1980
Any suggestions? Now, I was trying to compare this info with the models online and its not very easy to match them. I'll only know once I go there. I might pick up a 50mm f1.8d also. How does the ND8 compare to the B+W ND #110 many people are using?
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just realised. the hoya nd8 is only 3 stops compared to the 10 stops in the B+W.
ashvarybabul
Adept
Was feeling bored, so tried hunting with 50mm lens itself..
hyeah:
hyeah:
fockerunleashed
Disciple
Yah, it was quite funny
Came across it when I was walking the streets in Udaipur
Anyway here's one I got off my roof:
Came across it when I was walking the streets in Udaipur
Anyway here's one I got off my roof:
rdst_1
Skilled
I don't know whether this is the right place to ask this or not, but i am really interested in exploring photography as a hobby.I am free most of the weekends and live in Chandigarh with the beautiful Shivaliks a couple of hours drive away.So instead of sitting on my ass throughout the weekend, i was thinking of pursuing photography as a hobby.
So the information i am looking for is:
1) A site or forum which explains the intricacies of photography to noobs like me. Even a few threads to get started will be recommended.
2) Whether to opt for a super zoom for now(which can be later given to my dad) or straightaway enter the realm of SLR . Please suggest some models.Budget around 20k, though would like to limit to 18k.In case of SLR, i have no problems in picking up a second hand camera.
3) I 'll be mostly shooting landscapes, sunrises, cloud formations.So please suggest any specific equipment that might suit this kind of photography.
So the information i am looking for is:
1) A site or forum which explains the intricacies of photography to noobs like me. Even a few threads to get started will be recommended.
2) Whether to opt for a super zoom for now(which can be later given to my dad) or straightaway enter the realm of SLR . Please suggest some models.Budget around 20k, though would like to limit to 18k.In case of SLR, i have no problems in picking up a second hand camera.
3) I 'll be mostly shooting landscapes, sunrises, cloud formations.So please suggest any specific equipment that might suit this kind of photography.
And that's what we want in HDRAces170 said:
. HDR basically is High Dynamic Range. Light is mesaured in terms of stops, and the maximum range of stops that a camera can record is I think about 8-10 (Our eyes have a much higher dynamic range than the camera). When it goes above this, you will lose details both in shadow and highlight regions and that is when you use the HDR technique. Basically, you take atleast three photographs with a 1 stop difference and merge them to reveal the details in shadow and highlights. This is just the basic (and incomplete too), but if you need more info, you can check this link,Stuck In Customs HDR Photography
Errrm you better ask them. :ashamed:
You see I have a FZ18 and haven't figured out much since I don't have enough time to tinker with the cam thanks to my other interests.
Abhi has clicked quite a few HDR shots, uploaded in his flickr account. He can def. help and the dactar as well.
You see I have a FZ18 and haven't figured out much since I don't have enough time to tinker with the cam thanks to my other interests.
Abhi has clicked quite a few HDR shots, uploaded in his flickr account. He can def. help and the dactar as well.
3 different shots, with 0EV, -1EV and +1EV rest of the settings remain same (this is also called exposure bracketing)
If you change shutter speed than, Aperture value will also change and there may be change in DOF also.
Thats why HDRs need 3 images at same settings.
May be RAW images dont need 3 shots.
This is tiny bit of knowledge I have , let gurus throw more light.
If you change shutter speed than, Aperture value will also change and there may be change in DOF also.
Thats why HDRs need 3 images at same settings.
May be RAW images dont need 3 shots.
This is tiny bit of knowledge I have , let gurus throw more light.
GuruGulabKhatri
Adept
Or Dude,just copy Your image and add them in photomatix,then play With the Settings
This Is Just a Shortcut Method I devised.
No HDR But Greatly Enhances the Details
The Following Is a True HDR (Took 7 Shots Of Different Exposure):
The Agedness
And The following are fakes :
Eagerly waiting For Comments
This Is Just a Shortcut Method I devised.
No HDR But Greatly Enhances the Details
The Following Is a True HDR (Took 7 Shots Of Different Exposure):
The Agedness
And The following are fakes :
Eagerly waiting For Comments