E-M5 + 9-18mm + R72
An afternoon at Singapore Japanese Garden
Is your EM-5 converted?
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Is your EM-5 converted?
silencer13
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EM5 at Chinese Garden lakeside with 9-18mm F8 1/125
Wait a minute.... isn't that Kim Jong Un peering through binoculars?
motionstills
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EM5 at Chinese Garden with 9-18mm F5.6 2.5
God of thunder! How did u manage to schedule his arrival so nicely haha....just joking, nice shot bro, something i had always wanted to do but no success yet
motionstills
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Nope, using filter on lens.
OMD + 17mm F1.8 Clarke QUay
Clarke Quay by tham87, on Flickr
Clark Quay 3(Photomatix) by tham87, on Flickr
Clarke Quay by tham87, on Flickr
Clark Quay 3(Photomatix) by tham87, on Flickr
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Hi bro last time you mention after attach the R72 filter must use the front dial to whiten the green foliage. But mine still remains red??? If possible can list down the exact steps...would be much appreciated. Thanks for liking the photos, still trying to figure out how to make those lightening shots sharper, can see the buildings out of focus. Maybe next time I will try a shaper lens like the 20mm.
OMD 17mm F1.8
Clark Quay (Photomatix)2 by tham87, on Flickr
Riverside Point_SNS HDR by tham87, on Flickr
Clark Quay (Photomatix)2 by tham87, on Flickr
Riverside Point_SNS HDR by tham87, on Flickr
motionstills
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Bro I think u r probably already on the right track, same green foilage during different time of the day will reflect light differently, u can't get exact white, can only dial white balance until it appears whitish. Using one of the images as example, hope it helps:
Adjust CWB until the green foilage to the right of the bridge appears as white as it can be. As u can see, it is still not exact white,
the entire image is still very red-purplish. For this image my CWB is 2150K. If u had used Auto WB instead, the image will be extremely red.
Further adjustment of WB in Lightroom using a white subject as reference, in this image i use the clouds which gives me a tint value of -90
Now swap Red and Blue channel in Channel Mixer, i use Gimp to do this, should be similar in PS.
Final adjustment in Level, Color, Contrast, Saturation and Sharpness. There is no right or wrong settings here, it's all up to your preference.
E-PL5, 45/1.8, in-camera B&W filter
seems abit ghostly...like he was blending into the cloth!!!
wormz777
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Haha... he was behind the scaffolding at a construction site. I like the texture of the whole picture though
silencer13
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Haha... he was behind the scaffolding at a construction site. I like the texture of the whole picture though
The effect is very nice. I like it.
motionstills
New Member
E-M5 + 9-18mm + R72
E-M5 + 9-18mm + R72
Bro, next time go CG/JG let me know, i try your R72, office nearby
motionstills
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Bro, next time go CG/JG let me know, i try your R72, office nearby
No problem bro, will sms you when i going again, these 2 weeks have appointment with pita bird
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