Canon Thursday Pic 2010: #10

[JDMvW]

<p>caution: nausea may follow prolonged gazing</p><div></div>

[matti_kari]

<p>This is a morning dawn shot from "Mill Hill" -park, a kind of landmark of our small town. I was shooting for the full moon over city, but turning 180 degrees made me take this photo instead. The moon was not that interesting in the end.</p><div></div>

[nuno_saldanha]

<p>Visit to Coimbra's Catedral. The cloister. Canon Eos 550D, Iso 100, F/ 4.5, 1/45, 29mm (18-55 IS)</p><div></div>

[john_lovelace]

<p>Never worked so hard to post to a thread, but it's worth it to join this Canon-ade.</p><div></div>

[nuno_saldanha]

<p>Just another one from my daughter Agnes. Love the colors. Not bad for a bundle lens. Canon EOS 550D, 18-55 IS, Iso 400, F/4, 1/6 sec., 55mm.</p><div></div>

[photogorilla]

<p>Here's mine. Trying for some detail shots at a marching band competition. Let me know what you think, if you're so moved.<br /><a href=" title="1010_marchingSaxes_001 by The Photo Gorilla, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4057/5124352256_3f8641a02b_z.jpg" width="640" height="427" alt="1010_marchingSaxes_001" /></a></p>

[kazwiltshire]

<p>My Fav so far this week is Dan Park, love it. Composition is fantastic and it really draws you in.</p>

[nathangardner]

<p>John V. - just curious, what ISO was that soccer photo shot at? I imagine it was high being a night game and all, but there is no noise. The Mk IV never ceases to amaze.</p>

<p>B. Christopher - I noticed the question mark after "Desert Kit Fox?" I am by no means a wildlife expert, but I didn't know if you were sure that's what it is or not. It looks like a coyote to me, but I'm from Kentucky so I would have no idea what a desert kit fox looks like anyways.</p>

[scott_ferris]

<p>Nathan,</p>

<p>EXIF says 12800, very impressive.</p>

[david_rohrer]

<p>This is Crabtree Falls, just a short hike off the Blueridge parkway.<br>

40D, 66mm (EF-S 17-85), .4 sec, f16, iso100</p><div></div>

[Doug Obert]

<p>Shot was taken last Friday while hunting/camping in the mountains of central Washington, the moon was rising as the sun was setting. Forgot my tripod at home, so I boosted the ISO up to 800 for a hand held shot with my 70-300 USM IS.</p><div></div>

[JRCrowe]

<p>Taken about two hours ago. A very popular barn with the local taggers. 5D Mk2 Sigma 24-70 ISO 200 1/200 f/10. Just for fun I played with all the saturation and luminance sliders in Lightroom and completely overdid all the colors mostly reds, blues and oranges. </p><div></div>

[nathangardner]

<p>Thanks Scott. How did you get the EXIF data? That is pretty dang clean for 12800. Hell, that would be pretty dang clean for 800.</p>

[tony11]

<p><img src="http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2036379350054397744hrckpa" alt="" /></p><div></div>

[gooseberry]

<p>Still learning a lot about what's possible in PS (I know, EVERYthing! ;) and how to do it, so when I stumbled on Denny Tang's <a href="http://photoshoptutorials.ws/photoshop-tutorials/photo-manipulation/layered-hdr-tone-mapping/all-pages.html"><em>Layered HDR Tone Mapping</em></a> on Photoshop Tutorials, I had to try it; attached is the <a href="../photo/11863372&size=lg">result</a>. Mind you, since this method neither merges to a 32-bit image, nor does it use any fancy tone-mapping operators / algorithms -- just layers with luminosity masks -- I reckon the title is misleading: it's got more to do with DRI blending than HDR tonemapping. Suggest you give it a go; it's straightforward and effective!</p><div></div>

[ds_meador]

<p>I went last Saturday to the Jet Waves 2010 World Championships in Balneário Piçarras, Santa Catarina, Brasil. Here's a shot I like with both competitors doing a barrel roll off the same wave. This was my first time to shoot jet skis doing tricks. I enjoyed it greatly.</p><div></div>

[Robin Smith]

<p>Submarine</p><div></div>

[philip_wilson]

<p>Taken from the back deck at 5:17pm Monday evening. Fading light over Ha Ling peak.</p><div></div>

[randy_ramkissoon]

<p>A photo I took at the Honda Indy paddocks after the Friday practice laps finished.</p>

<p>Canon EOS 50D with Contax Planar 50mm F1.7 @ F2.8</p>

<p><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4100/4864201919_e371e5edd6_z.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="426" /></p>

[phule]

<p><img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1360/5105409744_97ffe5aaa8_z.jpg" alt="(untitled)" width="640" height="427" /></p>

[wegner]

<p>Ken,</p>

<p>Far North?! I'm starting ting feeling myself a Polar Bear! This is the exact point of shooting - http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&ll=55.740036,37.381488&spn=0.001534,0.003066&t=h&z=19 And looking at the map, I should say it's actually is in West of Moscow</p>

[horse]

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[bob-c]

<p>Melvin Snoh shoots on goal.</p><div></div>

[elmroc]

<p>Nathan,<br>

Scott is correct...12800<br>

THanks very much!</p>

[elmroc]

<p>Also Nathan, I PP in LR3. Using the Noise red sliders, Lum NR is bumped to somewhere around 25 and color NR to around 15</p>