*OFFICIAL* Snapshot of the Day (one image per post please) #1

[M_Six]

Nice shot, rem. Gotta love that 10-22.

[HPFREAK]

AI Servo, but on others I used one shot and had better luck. The AI servo in this body is not great, and ends up back focusing a lot. This heron was actually pretty far away and these ar 65% crops.

Originally Posted by The1

using ai servo or one shot?

[remmib]

Originally Posted by Chewy734

nice, as usual.

where are you in Norway?

On the southwest coast, in a town called Åkrehamn.

Google map 'akrasanden', and you will see where these pics are taken.

Here's one more from today.
This is not a sunset, but the middle of the day, 1 PM.
See how low the sun is on the horizon here in the winter, and further north it's no sun .

7D +10-22@16mm, 1/100th, f/5.6 ISO100 and CPL of course.

[HPFREAK]

it is a nice shot. did you take it at 1/80th or 1/800th? looks too bright to have been a shutter that low, and not having IS it is pretty sharp. You must have rock steady hands.

Originally Posted by remmib

First day of the year with sunshine all day.

Canon 7D + EF-S 10-22 @10mm, 1/80th, f/5.6, ISO100 with CPL filter.

[Weebl]

UWA lenses are very forgiving with movement, IS or not.
Nice colors and beaches on your shots.

[remmib]

Originally Posted by HPFREAK

it is a nice shot. did you take it at 1/80th or 1/800th? looks too bright to have been a shutter that low, and not having IS it is pretty sharp. You must have rock steady hands.

It was 1/80th, the CPL takes a lot of light at least 2 stops. And 1/80 is not a problem at 10mm.

[The1]

took a wild shot in the dark at some types of editing i've never tryed.

thoughts opinions?

I can't really judge it myself as it's not something i'm used to doing or seeing. but i was going for a darker feel. (i'm normally bright and cheery :P )

[The1]

feel like i lost a lot of noise when i shrunk the image...

[UdubBadger]

needs more contrast

[UdubBadger]

Rem you've been on a tear lately... awesome landscapes

[The1]

Originally Posted by UdubBadger

needs more contrast

lol, it's at 100

i guess i could use the brush tool and try and add more.

or do you know any other ways?

[UdubBadger]

you shooting in RAW?
what are you editing with?

[The1]

Originally Posted by UdubBadger

you shooting in RAW?
what are you editing with?

yeah, raw and lightroom

[UdubBadger]

also, the lighting isn't very dynamic, looks just like high key blasting right on top of her from the right.

[The1]

it was 1 flash, and i kind of emphasized that, i can try and take some of that away.

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by The1

yeah, raw and lightroom

hmmm... try adding some clarity and maybe even fill. also if you have any recovery being used dial it way back, there is no apparent white in the photo at all.

[UdubBadger]

its really not THAT bad, it really might just be the high key lighting

[The1]

i adjusted the lighting to tone it down a bit on her i'll repost in a sec

[The1]

any more easy on the eye?

[The1]

a lot more sharpness and more contrast. lightened up the background and foreground a little

[UdubBadger]

agreed, better

[The1]

cool, thanks, i still have so much to learn in post... Black and white has eluded me pretty much completely too...