The "Post your pictures here" thread.

[EYEREX]

River Wey looking a bit muddy

 

[MouseMat2004]

Theres not many places in this country where you can run down a overcrowded street with a flaming tar barrel on your back... its also the same place where its legal to marry your sister

 

[Morba]

I love that! nice one

 

[sunlitsix]

 

[PESolution]

Theres not many places in this country where you can run down a overcrowded street with a flaming tar barrel on your back... its also the same place where its legal to marry your sister

Pardon? Please elaborate!

 

[MouseMat2004]

Pardon? Please elaborate!

Well maybe not the sister part but the rest is true: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottery_St_Mary

 

[Slinky1989]

Here's some from a trip to london, one of the shows My band played at, and one of my girlfriend

Well first a sea king that came to visit in london

My first photography related post for a while so please don't be too harsh

 

[A.N.Other]

Not much to be harsh about. The second to last is a nice shot, especially.

One point. In the final shot, your shutter's at 1/10, which obviously isn't really fast enough to make the image that sharp and her hand is blurred from movement. You're at ISO1600, so can't really get faster than that through AP. My advice would be to meter normally in AP, see what it's giving you and then switch to manual and just raise the shutter speed a bit. Underexposure by a stop or so is easy to recover when post-processing a RAW and would improve the image.

 

[GSXRMovistar]

Been a whilst since I visited this thread, some fantastic images in it.

 

[Slinky1989]

Not much to be harsh about. The second to last is a nice shot, especially.

One point. In the final shot, your shutter's at 1/10, which obviously isn't really fast enough to make the image that sharp and her hand is blurred from movement. You're at ISO1600, so can't really get faster than that through AP. My advice would be to meter normally in AP, see what it's giving you and then switch to manual and just raise the shutter speed a bit. Underexposure by a stop or so is easy to recover when post-processing a RAW and would improve the image.

Thanks I'll give that a go, the lighting in the room wasn't fantastic and I really wanted natural lighting rather than using the in built flash, hence the high ISO and slowish shutter speed.

But thanks I'll give that a go

 

[Bennie-Mac]

Some fantastic photos in this thread, is it just me or are ther two more page of the thread you cant access? Is it a thread gitch?

 

[Slinky1989]

I think it's where mods have hidden peoples posts but not deleted them so that only the mods can see them.

There's been a recent spate of post deletions recently, I think they're cleaning the forum up because of the number of people spaming for free shipping. It's the same in a few other big threads.

 

[Raikiri]

Edit: Made my own thread for them, every one else has

 

[ingouk]

3 raw files, photomatix and a little bit photoshop (mainly removing sensordust).
done with canon 5D, 24-105L ISO 200, F8

 

[A.N.Other]

3 raw files, photomatix and a little bit photoshop

= a massive amount of haloing

 

[sunlitsix]

 

[famas]

im on the HDR wagon, oh noes!!!!

 

[Mint_Sauce]

I haven't been out shooting for fun for months and months so here's a few pics from weddings instead:

 

[Bennie-Mac]

Lol the groom in the second pic looks a bit "Coo eee sailor!" Despite the angle i love the last pic of the church.

 

[sunlitsix]

i've been in abit of a HDR mood today!