Why though? I looked at your "test" pics on flickr, and they look similar. lookes like you turned up the saturation on the D80 to themax. how long did you mess with it?
Originally Posted by elboricua 6
My 1st HDR shot .. I hope I'm not flooding the thread with all my pictures, but I'm addicted .. Just drive to find a shot .. LOL
As always C&C are welcome as that will only help me develope the skill .... I'm just a n00b trying to stay alive in this world .. LOL
Here is the normal exposure for this shoot ..
depends. although there are a few photographers i know that work in africa and other exotic photographic places, and they take 50GB+ of pics permonth's trip; they obviously are very busy all the time and cannot spend time editing (since their time abroad is literally money), therefore all their $$$is spent on new technology which makes it so that they don't need to do much, if any, post-editing.
yes! square film is deliciousness, especially from my yashica (mat-124 like yours). i love the non-sharpness of it, lomography ftw. however idon't know much about TLR's, i've only recently started reading about them.
vividness can be changed when you're editing on any program, but i'm not sure what you mean by "it's not as sharp" as yourd50...are you using the autofocusing correctly? or are you focusing too closely? also what do you mean the pop-up flash isn't "as good," do youmean that it doesn't go as far, or...? let me know and i *may* be able to help. lastly - what do you mean should you shoot medium instead of large? are youtalking about photo size? your post is completely confusing, no offense
Originally Posted by elboricua 6
My 1st HDR shot .. I hope I'm not flooding the thread with all my pictures, but I'm addicted .. Just drive to find a shot .. LOL
As always C&C are welcome as that will only help me develope the skill .... I'm just a n00b trying to stay alive in this world .. LOL
Here is the normal exposure for this shoot ..
yea if you're satisfied with the d50, STICK WITH IT!!! i've told people a million times, it's not really "upgrading" acamera if you don't like it. stick to the medium that you know and can max it out. cameras are simply a means to and end, not an end to themselves, so ifyou don't like how the means are, then you should definitely stick with the means that you like (in this case, your d50). i "upgraded" to filmmedium formats because i really like square photos, and i personally love natural landscapes, and film gives me what i want: great colors and definitions andshadows without breaking the bank or with a lot of editing.
i don't think this is a smart idea, he already seems to have trouble with the slightly more functions in the d80; any of those you listedwould be a downgrade in terms of how his photographs would turn out. i recommend getting to know your camera before deciding on what functions you really need,or you'll basically be wasting money on the newest products without using those functions to their intentions.
