Photos taken by Pentax cameras for tech. discussion - Season V
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One from the Flyer, taken after the session on Sunday.. Blended with 2 shots. Like I was sharing with seefei, I still miss the K20D's slide-like output now and then.. But it's a small price to pay for the great high ISO capabilities of the K5. ISO1250.
Fantastic shot!
a few recent ones taken with the k-30 and sigma 10-20mm
last one is a 3 image stitch/2 frames each
hi,
ive been reading up on blending or HDR techniques
can share your technique for your second shot? i suppose you use a ND filter?
did you blend of HDR it with photomatix? how do you photomatix prolonged exposures? wouldn't the "ghosting" be different between different exposures and result in a messy photograph?
I forgot to mention this during the session but you can use Layers to multiply/stack light trails to make it more "substantial".
You just use a tripod again, take the photos with different light trails, and set it to "Lighten" after stacking the shots. Erase to taste. Basically "Lighten" blends only the BRIGHTER parts of the photograph for the top layer with the bottom. That's what I used for this photo:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...622367067792295_110347140_n.jpg&size=1000,667
Thanks. I believe this was a 3 vertical frame panorama of single shot each. The setting should be ISO100, f11 and 13s.
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Red Whiskered Bulbul by kengoh8888, on Flickr
African Grey Parrot
African Grey Parrot by kengoh8888, on Flickr
From STGCC last Saturday
K-x + Revuenon 55mm f1.2[/CENTER]
Revuenon 55/1.2 :thumbsup:
Tried Hugin to do my stitching for the first time and I must say I grow to like it very much immediately!
What did you use previously?
Hugin is good.
Even better that its free
But its not the smartest in finding the stitching points though.
In the end, I am juggling between PSE built in pano stitcher; ICE and Hugin.
Hugin is the 'go to' program of course.
What did you use previously?
Hugin is good.
Even better that its free
But its not the smartest in finding the stitching points though.
In the end, I am juggling between PSE built in pano stitcher; ICE and Hugin.
Hugin is the 'go to' program of course.
I tried Ptgui, Photoshop and i think Hugin is decent. I think i gives similar results as PTGui. Anyway, i don't have much demands of my software. Hahaha..
Done to death
Nice. Not flooded any more? Darn! Should try this before its gone forever.
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