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[PIC_THREAD] Weddings
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Caporegime
Going through a wedding party photos for a client and came across this.
Made me chuckle!
Made me chuckle!
Caporegime
Can I join in? 
Central Park.
Central Park.
Soldato
Rotate 1 degree clockwise, the centre column is so predominant it needs (imo) to be spot on vertical.
Soldato
^^^
+1
I ran it through DXO optics quickly and it looks better strait and with the perspective corrected. That's the problem with pointing the camera up to get the subjects low in the frame. If there is room, the 85 does a much better job at keeping perspective looking natural.
Unfortunately once corrected it cropped too tight. Maybe Raymond has a wider crop he can use for final version?
Never the less, it's a nice shot.
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I ran it through DXO optics quickly and it looks better strait and with the perspective corrected. That's the problem with pointing the camera up to get the subjects low in the frame. If there is room, the 85 does a much better job at keeping perspective looking natural.
Unfortunately once corrected it cropped too tight. Maybe Raymond has a wider crop he can use for final version?
Never the less, it's a nice shot.
Caporegime
Plus it makes you wonder...how the hell does a ginger geek with glasses get what looks like a smoking hot bride?
Fair play to him, he's punching well above his weight
(this is when I find out that that person is an OcUK member
)
Fair play to him, he's punching well above his weight
(this is when I find out that that person is an OcUK member
)
Soldato
LMAO - They say love I blind.....thankfully so was my wife!
(I'm not ginger, but she is smoking hot and 9 years younger than me)
Caporegime
What happen was we (me and my friend) had just had a picnic in Central Park and was making our way through the park and just wondering round and saw this couple there with a tog. I didn't actually stop one bit and took this on the fly as I was walking pass. Their tog was to my right shooting in portrait mode (I have a later short with both of them in frame).
So as for straightening and having a wider shot, i already straightened it a bit (to the bottom) so its level, i am unsure if there is a even wider shot. It's on the 35mm and like i said, I didn't stop. It was like a fly by, snap, and keep on walking.
So as for straightening and having a wider shot, i already straightened it a bit (to the bottom) so its level, i am unsure if there is a even wider shot. It's on the 35mm and like i said, I didn't stop. It was like a fly by, snap, and keep on walking.
Soldato
I can see the headline:
Raymond Lin in drive-by shooting
(well walk-by)
Raymond Lin in drive-by shooting
(well walk-by)
Caporegime
Popular spot !
Soldato
Ah, I see...
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Caporegime
^^ I had that idea for ages but it would've been looking down the highstreet instead. 1 - you don't get massive advertising signs, and 2, it gives more depth.
I guess you had to use high aperture due to too bright hence everything is in focus. Would need a 4 or 8 stop ND filter and a tripod to do it at like 2.8 i expect.
I guess you had to use high aperture due to too bright hence everything is in focus. Would need a 4 or 8 stop ND filter and a tripod to do it at like 2.8 i expect.
Soldato
It had to be that way as I didn't use a tripod, just a shop sign that they put by the door outside the shop.
Ideally ND's would have been preferred.
Ideally ND's would have been preferred.
Caporegime
I know you didn't have a tripod and knew you limitations, you can see it. in the photo.
This is one instance where your fake TS processing might help, and in B&W too, to get rid of those bright colours in the back.
This is one instance where your fake TS processing might help, and in B&W too, to get rid of those bright colours in the back.
Soldato
I don't mind the signs, it's part of the highstreet. If there was a Mcdonalds sign that would be different.
Caporegime
It's all about distractions and what you want the audience to focus on.