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What did you do in post? Looks sort of like a HDR but with HDR used properly. There's chromatic aberration in it D:
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What did you do in post? Looks sort of like a HDR but with HDR used properly. There's chromatic aberration in it D:
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Quebec has some different driving rules, I'd have liked to experience that
I went last week so winter, will return again in the future and visit other areas. I was in Ancaster too in an Irish pub watching a friend's live band play, amazing stuff. Also another friend played outside Hamilton in a UK style pub but much better atmosphere.Pics to follow
Leave the guy alone, it's an ultra wide lens which won't be sharp at the edges and will be susceptible to CA. and it doesn't seem that HDR-ish at all either.
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Jesus christ, who ****ed in your cornflakes? Did I ever say it was bad? Infact the reason why I picked up on that image is because I liked it. I just felt that there was lots of detail in the clouds as well as everything else...
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hah
Yeah, was shot at 10mm so the widest for my 10-22mm Canon lens but it was just a single exposure.
The sky itself looked pretty bland at first but really popped once I used the grad tool and lowered exposure/increased contrast and clarity. In fact I liked the effect so much that I ended up removing the grad and then using the adjustment brush to get the effect all over the sky without having any effect on the water or scenery in the distance.
Also tweaked the distortion correction a bit manually to try to get the building to the left more upright rather than with the usual slope of a UWA lens.
Tis definitely one of my fave shots from Canada this summer
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Quebec has some different driving rules, I'd have liked to experience that
Pics to follow
I've driven into Quebec a few times with my parents although they're usually there to give me direction but the rules didn't seem any different hehe. I didn't really go into any of the old town though where it's the roads are smaller/windier but nothing unusual when compared to the UK.
I can't decide what time of year to go visit next time. All seasons have some awesome photography potential
lol
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I've driven into Quebec a few times with my parents although they're usually there to give me direction but the rules didn't seem any different hehe. I didn't really go into any of the old town though where it's the roads are smaller/windier but nothing unusual when compared to the UK.
I can't decide what time of year to go visit next time. All seasons have some awesome photography potential
It was something to do with the speeding laws there and how things are handled by the cops. The groomsmen and groom are all officers of Toronto/Hamilton and were explaining how different areas of Canada differ!
Here are a few more:
Going through that 'got a new camera so pointing it at more or less anything whilst figuring out what all the buttons do' phase.
It'll be cats and ducks next if I'm not careful.
The IBIS on the E-M5 is immense, I have to admit. Macro mode on the kit lens is also suprisingly handy, if a little slow at f/6.
Handheld at 85mm equivalent, 1/10s, ISO 1250 -
It'll be cats and ducks next if I'm not careful.
The IBIS on the E-M5 is immense, I have to admit. Macro mode on the kit lens is also suprisingly handy, if a little slow at f/6.
Handheld at 85mm equivalent, 1/10s, ISO 1250 -
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If only the grass was that green down here 
Groomsmen:
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That moment when you focus and recompose and move losing focus
But burst mode comes to the rescue
Groomsmen:
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That moment when you focus and recompose and move losing focus
But burst mode comes to the rescue
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Old school manual focus.
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Decided to go out and about in a freezing cold December afternoon chasing the sunset - hope you like:
Man of Honour
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A few more from the Canada adventure.
Friend's group, the very awesome Honey Badgers who play various music. That night they were playing at a local pub where they play every Thursday.
Friend's group, the very awesome Honey Badgers who play various music. That night they were playing at a local pub where they play every Thursday.
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(check out the feet, all of them)
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Timing!
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