Canon EOS 450D Club - PICTURES

[Ninja23XX]

thanks for the comment. It was actually due to filter. Was hoping to get a nice sky when I go out but it's been almost always overcast to raining in Singapore since last December.

Yeap....Climate haywire. Closing in to doomsday. Haha!


GMAN

 

[Ninja23XX]

Morning! Here's some processed shots to share. My debut , noobish, unplanned wedding shots.

how ? can make it? hahah prolly not.​

First picture is nice. Infact all 3 are nice with the Old Flim like, semi Old Paper like texture effects. Very nice indeed.

Do take note that in the first picture, you need to clear up the pretty lady's face a little. This effect is very good, but usually does not work well for women. Women are generally more fair then men.


So with the first picture, the man's side looks brilliant, but on the pretty lady's side, her face is a little specked with dots. Doesn't bring out the feel that well.


The 2nd and 3rd pictures are beautiful and it fits the effect well, because of the angle.


My tip for you, is to take a colour picture at a low ISO, mayb ISO 100/200, then do a Grayscale effect on the picture. Adjust the Gamma and saturation, followed by the Sephia effect. Will make a truely nice picture.


Hope it helps.


GMAN

 

[velasco]

First picture is nice. Infact all 3 are nice with the Old Flim like, semi Old Paper like texture effects. Very nice indeed.

Do take note that in the first picture, you need to clear up the pretty lady's face a little. This effect is very good, but usually does not work well for women. Women are generally more fair then men.


So with the first picture, the man's side looks brilliant, but on the pretty lady's side, her face is a little specked with dots. Doesn't bring out the feel that well.


The 2nd and 3rd pictures are beautiful and it fits the effect well, because of the angle.


My tip for you, is to take a colour picture at a low ISO, mayb ISO 100/200, then do a Grayscale effect on the picture. Adjust the Gamma and saturation, followed by the Sephia effect. Will make a truely nice picture.


Hope it helps.


GMAN

yay GMAN finally. hahaha im extorting comments from you. thanks for the insightful comment! btw those were effects deriving from texture overlay. Purposely added noise to make it more complete. hehehe but perhaps to overwhelming. Actually, the original picture is this, but a tad bland right?

 

[HTCahHTC]

Morning! Here's some processed shots to share. My debut , noobish, unplanned wedding shots.

how ? can make it? hahah prolly not.​

PP's great.

 

[Ninja23XX]

yay GMAN finally. hahaha im extorting comments from you. thanks for the insightful comment! btw those were effects deriving from texture overlay. Purposely added noise to make it more complete. hehehe but perhaps to overwhelming. Actually, the original picture is this, but a tad bland right?

Well, i prefer the post processed one. Keep the lighting accurate. Give it the same effects, minus less noise effects. Should be great.


GMAN

 

[lohkam]

Walk along Tiong Bahru area and saw this beautiful flower.My share for today

Happy Chap Goh Mei !!

 

[Mg Yoe]

Wow.. everybody got nice pictures..

1# Lower Pierce Reservoir

Canon 450D w/ EFS 17-55 @ 17mm, f/2.8 @ 1/8 sec, ISO-100

2# A walk in Lower Pierce Trails..

Canon 450D w/ EFS 10-22 @ 10mm, f/3.5 @ 1/25 1/160 1/15 sec, ISO-200

3#

Canon 450D w/ EFS 55-250 @ 250mm, f/11 @ 1/800 sec, ISO-400

Cheers!

 

[grip0123]

 

[grip0123]

 

[velasco]

Hi guys, are those dark outlines considered halo-ing(usually they are white areas)? Or just bad processing? Do you think its too much or acceptable to make the picture more intricate?

 

[grip0123]

 

[chikubang]

Just bought 450d and here are some of my test shots...

All these pictures were taken using kit lens.

 

[wiangz]

Just a shot of my nephew

 

[FVTPL]

Hi guys, are those dark outlines considered halo-ing(usually they are white areas)? Or just bad processing? Do you think its too much or acceptable to make the picture more intricate?

Personally, I think that such photos are unique but too much of these will make it look a little unnatural. That's my take on it.

But have been following your shots and I really find them nice!

 

[rainwhisper]

A Moment's Peace


Venue: Chinese Garden
Exposure: 0.125 sec (1/8)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 18 mm (kit lens + Cokin CPL)
Exposure: 0.00
ISO Speed: 100

The composition looks ok but i was wondering. You are using CPL but the water still has reflection.

 

[rainwhisper]

Camera: Canon EOS 450D
Lens: EF70-200mm f/4L USM
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 122 mm
Exposure: +0.95

PP using Adobe lightroom

 

[mysteryray]

C&Cs are welcome

Camera: Canon EOS 450D
Lens: EFS 17-85 IS USM f/4.0-5.6
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 24 mm
Exposure: 0.00
ISO Speed: 200
S/W: LR2.2

 

[Monopoly]

test for link

 

[SotonG5983]

:bigeyes: wow everyone having nice pixs here...
Juz bought my 1st DSLR a week ago, still trying to play ard with it.
Here are some pixs snap while playing with it... Hopefully my lousy pixs wont spoil tis thread..:embrass:

All pixs are taken with Kit lens (EF-S 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6)

Super EMO....

Trying to Act Cute~

When there food... here he goes...

 

[zhiw3i]

Trying the zoom + slow shutter..