The "Post your pictures here" thread.

[Something Else]

I'd keep an eye on purple fringing on highlight edges as well as shots 1 and 2 have it visible. These can be very easily corrected in software though and takes seconds to do.

had a real problem with that all day, was a really bright and hot day and a lot of the photos have this problem

 

[mrk]

had a real problem with that all day, was a really bright and hot day and a lot of the photos have this problem

It's really easy mate if you have LR4!

 

[Jimmy1983]

It's really easy mate if you have LR4!

I think I've come across this with my Tamron lens thinking about it. How do you get rid of it in post Robbie?

 

[mrk]

Edit*

Here's an awesome video showing how to do it

 

[2Thumbs]

Great video, I've subscribed to the uploader as my LR knowledge is limited at best!

 

[mrk]

Also, pic!


The Kings Theatre - On Stage by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

No processing done other than removal of a lens flare. The 17-40 does not light direct spot lights even with the hood!

 

[ElDude]

That's nice

 

[King Damager]

Edit*

Here's an awesome video showing how to do it

I'm an idiot -.-

That's very useful for me earlier! But, I literally just realised, that you said 'move mouse wheel up'... I was moving it down... No wonder I wasn't having great success!

*remembers to add 'remove chromatic abberation' to any presets I create xD

kd

 

[Jimmy1983]

Edit*

Here's an awesome video showing how to do it

Perfect, thanks

 

[ElDude]

That bloke sounds like he should be saying "hey apple!".

 

[mrk]

Sounds normal to me

Anyway, night time street with the 17-40? Sure why not!


Albert Road - Rummage by Robbie Khan, on Flickr


Albert Road - Halal Shop by Robbie Khan, on Flickr


Albert Road - Reflections by Robbie Khan, on Flickr


Albert Road - Barber by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

 

[2Thumbs]

I love the post-processing on the first two shots. Gives them a certain look that suits the setting.

I was thinking how you were able to get such sharp images (assuming handheld) from an f/4 lens in that light. The cleanliness at 2000-5000 ISO is staggering! Consider my 5Dc envious.

 

[mrk]

Hey thanks!

I used a shade of noise reduction (Luminance 15), nothing major, just enough to look subtle but not enough to lose any details Edit* Looking at it, I didn't need to use any NR at all really. Old habits die hard I guess

They were all handheld yes, If I had the 50 or 85mm with me I'd have spent an hour just walking up and down shooting stuff but the limited range of the 17-40 and the rain as well got a bit meh not long after. Really wanted nighttime bokeh

Here's the noise of the RAW ISO5000

 

[DJ_Switch]

The last shot is extremely tasty mrk. It really suits the processing as well.

 

[mrk]

It looks like they have many pics on the walls already, they're going to have to make room for a 12x16 next week

 

[Jimmy1983]

The last shot is extremely tasty mrk. It really suits the processing as well.

Yeah really like the last one, don't really like the others if iam honest. Have you use the same preset for all four photos?

 

[mrk]

Ah no 1 and 4 are the same but tweaked differently while 2 and 3 are different.

 

[King Damager]

I really quite like 2 for some reason, the undersaturation gives it a kind of old worlde feel, which is added to with the idea of fruit and stuff outside.

kd

 

[mrk]

Cheers! The image iI had in my mind before shooting it was similar to something out of a mix of games, mostly Sleeping Dogs kind of atmosphere.

 

[londonbairn]

I love the 5D MKIII, handheld, 1/15, F2.8, 12,800 ISO in near darkness with 70-200mm f2.8 II.

First day playing with it properly. I also took a lot of photos for my g/f's running club, may upload some later.

minimal PP

PS I scratched my focus screen by accidentally bumping it with my rocket blower going to call Canon to fix on Monday....