kevin_b.2

Thx for the answers. Ive used a canon 60mm and tamrom 90mm macros on canon and sony systems and have never

seen this before, which is why i was curious.

Im new to nikon, used to have a canon and sony setup. Im using a d5100 with tamron 60mm f2 macro.

 

When im in aperture priority mode i try to shoot at f2 but it often im limited to f2.2 f2.8 or worse. Depending on my focusing distance, and i

cant set it to f2. Is this a camera or lens issue, and can i bypass it?

<p>16 of my pieces are on display at the Museum of Visual Materials in Sioux Falls, SD until December 1st.<br>

For more information see<br>

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<p>Have you looked at elco color labs? You can also have someone else stretch your canvas for around $20 a piece ifyou don't want to do it yourself. I really can't imagine it being cheapest to go to the UK.<br>

I ordered 16 20x30s from elco color labs and my total shipping was like $40. about $2 per piece, so it was pretty good. </p>

<p>no but i found it interesting non the less. somewhat a surprise. many ppl hated the textured feel.</p>

<p>Looks like they are getting rid of the textured finish. I found this while looking up the new missing 85mm.</p>

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<p>I bring only big stuff, 20x24, 20x30, 30x30, 30x40. I only print on canvas, then frame. I edition them at less than 20.</p>

<p>it was raw processed, just because he didnt use adobe photoshop doesn't mean it wasn't "photoshoped"<br>

i think they only "true" non photoshop image is to take a jpeg. then its straight from the camera.</p>

<p>when you think it is. thats it.</p>

<p>Yeh idk, i disgree to an extent. sometimes you cant walk closer however you can stitch all you want to get wider.</p>

<p>i didnt see anything in the manual</p>

<p>is manual focus independant of zoom?<br>

eg. i am at 200mm, i manual focus on an object. zoom out to 70mm. will i still be focused on the same object or will it shift back because i zoomed to 70mm?</p>

<p>i actually have a 50mm 1.4. and i recently went on a trip and it just seemed a hair too wide outdoors, plus i couldnt get close enough. (i dont mind stitching). also indoors the 1.4 was a blessing.</p>

<p>i can see a texture added.<br>

some kinda of screen or overlay layer as well.<br>

blue color cast<br>

slight vignetting.<br>

obviously eyes were enhanced isolated.<br>

try this.<br>

add a color balance layer, increase the blue a bit. try different blending if needed<br>

add a levels adjustment, set to soft light, move middle slider towards the left.<br>

vignette the corners<br>

and perhaps add local contrast for final layer. select all, copy merged, paste, apply high pass filter to 250px. set layer to overlay. opacity 50%</p>

<p>its a start</p>

 

<p>throw out 7, 6 and 8 are really the same thing. consider cs4 if you have a 64bit computer. also i assume when you say save as tiff. you mean a master file with full layers and the ability to make readjustments.</p>

<p>just ask for the final resolution. printer terminology and ours is different. i asked a printer once how high they could print some brochures and the lady said 600 dpi. but when i asked more question what she really meant was 300 dpi horiz by 300 dpi vert. so she added the two. but to "us" we just go by 300 dpi.</p>

<p>cant the RED camera shoot like 24 fps in raw format? so you just batch process a 0,+2, -2 for each frame?</p>

<p>oh yeh, forgot to mention that, FF A850</p>

<p>what would you recommend for a travel lens, indoor and outdoor as a prime? i am strongly liking the 85mm 1.4.</p>

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<p><a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/590970-REG/Kingston_CF_16GB_U2_16GB_CompactFlash_Ultimate_266X.html">http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/590970-REG/Kingston_CF_16GB_U2_16GB_CompactFlash_Ultimate_266X.html</a><br>

this is what i have</p>

<p>I have the A850 and I use Kingston 16GB 266X Ultimate series. You don't really need a terribly fast card because the camera only shoots like 3 fps anyway. <br>

I can take 424 raws, which is slightly on the low side. I might upgrade to 32GB.<br>

If you fill your buffer it takes about 10-12 sec before its fully clear. <br>

Hope that helps.</p>

<p>It appears its official, the A560 released original release in Oct is moved to early 2011. </p>

<p>try this <br>

<a href="http://dpreview.com/news/1009/10090205datacolorapyderlenscal.asp">http://dpreview.com/news/1009/10090205datacolorapyderlenscal.asp</a><br>

$60</p>

<p>I have no experience with the flash actually. Its just what i gather from other online forums. the rotating head seems to be quite good. and the build quality. </p>