Hello and welcome to my place!
Grab yourself a nice cup of tea or coffee and sit comfortably, relax, have a laugh with us and feel yourself at home!
Here is place for friends and no abuse is allowed under any circumstances! So you have been warned! Sorry for shouting :)
Ok, so obviously I'm obsessed with photography, perfection, completeness and flawlessness. Oh, and my own daughter. . I don’t own them I just wish to reach them any time when I create something from my hands. I love simplicity. The perfect photograph in my imagination is related with clear and crisp lines that allow you to focus on the idea, on the important things, one person.
Learning is my passion. Giving knowledge is what I want to give.
Picture:
Using my Canon 24-70L at ISO 100, 1/3200, f/6.3
Date and Time taken: 16/11/2007 at 13:08 pm
Location: Poole QuayType: HDR (but beautiful one" LOL)
I did the PP using PhotoMatix and then through ToneMapping to adjust the settings and reach the HDR effect as generating the image from single RAW picture. I shoot in RAW exclusively and usually use manual or AV mode when shooting.
Issues
Shooting on high ISO will increase the noise in the image. For example, using ISO100 can produce a noise image like ISO400. So if you use ISO400 it will be very noisy. Don’t even think about ISO800 or 1600 unless you are desperate and have a great noise reduction technique. I find that Noiseware doesn’t do a thing against the noise in a HDR shot, but Noise Ninja can. However using Noise Ninja will soften the image.
