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Took a little trip down to the marina today.
Still needs a little tweaking in places like the sky.
Better days_web.jpg

Second version with sky.
OLD SALTY_WEB.jpg

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@unknownuser said:

I'm getting close to buying a new camera and leaning towards a Panasonic DMC FZ 28. What do you think?

Nice camera although for another 100 you can buy a real reflex...i.e. nikon d-40 or equiv. canon.
The panasonic doesn't have manual (mechanical) stops. Or at least there is no mention of it in the specs. As it is not a reflex camera I would assume that there are no stops. This would not be suitable for your HDRI work.

ps: great shot of the boat!

Thanks.
As I get into this camera/HDRI thing more I can see that my original thoughts have been dashed.

EddyNL

Hey guys,

I want to share some pictures of the city I love:
NEW YORK.

Going back in May 2009 (forth and final time... for now)

By eduardonl at 2009-03-02

Hope you like them.

Regards,
Ward

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Great shots David and Eduardo.
Thanks for sharing...
David the first shot is amazing and your choice of a washed out tone is perfect.
Eduardo, clean and sharp...beautiful colour. Love the first one, the butterfly and the intersection.
DE

jeff hammond

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These are incredible Jeff.
Are they long lens shots or are you actually in the crowds using something like a cellphone camera?
Very Jim Jarmusch...

jeff hammond

@double espresso said:

These are incredible Jeff.
Are they long lens shots or are you actually in the crowds using something like a cellphone camera?
Very Jim Jarmusch...

no long lens.. ultrawides..

12mm on a d2x which = ~18mm equiv. on a 35..

handheld flash in there as well.

nomeradona

@double espresso said:

Took a little trip down to the marina today.
Still needs a little tweaking in places like the sky.
[attachment=1:3m517gtc]Better days_web.jpg[/attachment:3m517gtc]

Second version with sky.
[attachment=0:3m517gtc]OLD SALTY_WEB.jpg[/attachment:3m517gtc]

i love the boat DE.. indeed need to tweak some part of the sky... nevertheless. i love your subject.. it seems your main subject is CUba and mine is vietnam.. two countries bind togeher by the communist leaders until now.

nomeradona

thanks Eduardo and David for those Mnahattan/new york shots.. i long to be there.. to take pictures of those grand buildings. but dont know now especially with this crisis.... nevertheless thanks again, atleast can still see some glimpse through your pics..

Jeff, i always love your street scenes..

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@unknownuser said:

@double espresso said:

These are incredible Jeff.
Are they long lens shots or are you actually in the crowds using something like a cellphone camera?
Very Jim Jarmusch...

no long lens.. ultrawides..

12mm on a d2x which = ~18mm equiv. on a 35..

handheld flash in there as well.

Thanks Jeff... you have a great eye. I take it you just move through the crowd.

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nomeradona

always like your lighting DE

nomeradona

Panning is a shooting technique were you put your shutterspeed to a a bit slow shutters speed and following your moving subject. The subject would be sharp while the background introduce some streaks of movement. In these shots, I used a simple mode called "burst mode" so I could take at least 3 quick shots while following my subject. With this the degree of success is high, because i have some three choices. I love to share my panning shots in this thread and hope you like them...

Vietnam has so many motorbikes on the road, and they are really the main mode of transport..

Here are some of my tries.