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Originally Posted by tsk1979 (Post 3010571)

1.5 hours of shooting at 5 seconds a shot and around 1-2 seconds interval between shots

Did you use a hardware timer or something like Magic Lantern? Also, did the battery last throughout the shooting?

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Originally Posted by ampere (Post 3012680)

Sun rises up

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@ampere, gorgeous shot! Where was this taken?

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Originally Posted by nileshch (Post 3014082)

@ampere, gorgeous shot! Where was this taken?

Thanks Nilesh. This was at Kaas. The beauty is; ZERO post processing.
It's nature's colour as is. That's what made me spell bound. I counted myself lucky to witness such a nice view.

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Originally Posted by ampere (Post 3014085)

Thanks Nilesh. This was at Kaas. The beauty is; ZERO post processing.
It's nature's colour as is. That's what made me spell bound. I counted myself luck to witness such a nice view.

Awesome! Yes, nature sometimes throws up some wonders that make you drop your jaw. One similar shot I had with me with no post processing done. This was at the timber depot in Dandeli on a wonderful misty January morning --

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@nileshch
beautiful picture that is.
It has been very foggy since yesterday here and was killing time in the freezing weather.

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Originally Posted by M35 (Post 3014097)

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It has been very foggy since yesterday here and was killing time in the freezing weather.

Brilliant ones guys! Fog and misty shots are always fun to capture.
One just needs to have persistence, because the scene changes by the second!

M35 is that a composite?

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Originally Posted by ampere (Post 3012680)

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Nice one Ampere. Wallpaper quality with ZERO processing? Wow :eek:

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Originally Posted by nileshch (Post 3014089)

Beautiful shot.

Yesterday I got to drive via Idukki and here's the view of water catchment in Cheruthoni. Again no special effects, minor corrections only.

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Originally Posted by nileshch (Post 3014082)

Did you use a hardware timer or something like Magic Lantern? Also, did the battery last throughout the shooting?

@ampere, gorgeous shot! Where was this taken?

Thought the D7000 has a built in intervalometer, I used an external wired intervometer as i forgot how to use the inbuilt one :D

Hope everyone is doing great here ! Its been a long long time. I just thought of doing a quick update on my new body D600 to my friends here. Its an awesome camera, bang for the buck. Now 2 full frame bodies will do my routine shoots (D700 & D600). Here is a test, one of the first few images. Cam yet to hit the field :)

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Had been to Coorg, the Porcupine Castle Resort – Pollibetta, last weekend on a office off-site. A few shots of the setting and rising sun.

I got infected with a new passion: Photography :D
After a lot of drama, finally ended up buying a Canon 600D + 18-55mm Kit Lens clap:.

I'm still in the learning phase, bugging colleagues and friends with intelligent to stupid questions !
Here are some samples from my new passion. Hope to get some advice from you guys too !

Shiv Temple, Old Airport Road, B'lore

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Art of Living Ashram, Kanakpura Road, B'lore

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Shot at Art of Living Ashram, Kanakpura Road, B'lore

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Shot at Art of Living Ashram, Kanakpura Road, B'lore

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Dad's B'day Cake :)

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Face of Durga Maa. Showpiece At Home

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My New Luv