Please share your photos by a Pentax camera here IV :)
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scorpioh
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Abstract. Mind sharing ur pro-process method?Purple side or Green side
Taste of Singapore
Somewhere near Roppongi Hills. Didn't enter, so not sure about the menu.
All That Glitters
Catching the blue hour at Roppongi Hills, facing TV Asahi building. Too cheapo to cough up 1,500 to view from top of the Mori Tower. (I wanted to catch the sunset actually, but arrived too late) :sweat::bsmilie:
Somewhere near Roppongi Hills. Didn't enter, so not sure about the menu.
All That Glitters
Catching the blue hour at Roppongi Hills, facing TV Asahi building. Too cheapo to cough up 1,500 to view from top of the Mori Tower. (I wanted to catch the sunset actually, but arrived too late) :sweat::bsmilie:
Panaromic stitch of Kintamani (the 3 volcano craters and Lake Batur), Bali
Thanks to Creampuff bro, I finally realise what a fantastic photo editor I have. No wide angle (if your purpose is to capture as wide as possible and squeeze everything into the image), just STITCH them up!
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Panaromic stitch of Kintamani (the 3 volcano craters and Lake Batur), Bali
Thanks to Creampuff bro, I finally realise what a fantastic photo editor I have. No wide angle (if your purpose is to capture as wide as possible and squeeze everything into the image), just STITCH them up!
Nice take Bernard. Could use more space to show the buildings below, but I guess it would have made the pic messier?
Thanks, bro, after stitching them together, you need to do quite a bit of cropping, so don't know how it'll really turn out. Anyways, this was my 1st ... I'll attempt to work on my panas from now on.
shoot in portrait mode next time... the automate photomearge function leaves the top bottom some void space which sometimes can be fill up by man made clouds and sky...
Actually I wanted something like that
I'll try again, but you guys know lar, this is a tour with family members, not photographic tour. If I shoot any longer, I think I kena :complain:
le petit prince
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Mmm. Your version is pretty nice, but I guess the timing wasn't ideal. And the angle/location.. the brochure shot is cleaner without those tops and trees at the bottom right. But yeah, I do know, and dread, family and big-group travels.. simply photography-unfriendly!
Basic steps were:
1) Adjust curves, deepen the black.
2) soft light on the centre.
Before, the RAW looked like this:
Taste of Singapore
Somewhere near Roppongi Hills. Didn't enter, so not sure about the menu.
All That Glitters
Catching the blue hour at Roppongi Hills, facing TV Asahi building. Too cheapo to cough up 1,500 to view from top of the Mori Tower. (I wanted to catch the sunset actually, but arrived too late) :sweat::bsmilie:
Not sure if it's my monitor in Office... this looks so much better on my home computer / laptop.
scorpioh
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Thanks for sharing. <:Basic steps were:
1) Adjust curves, deepen the black.
2) soft light on the centre.
Before, the RAW looked like this:
Timing certainly wasn't right cos' the light isn't right at that time. But unfortunately that's tour for us ...
SK's also got 1 ... just 2 photos instead of mine (3). I changed it to black and white instead.
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