Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Samurai True, but is also very tough to shoot. Macro requires very good composition, it is not just magnification.
See my old post on this. |
Yes, I have read a little bit.
I am not sure whether I want to get into macros, though I enjoy seeing beautiful pictures. I shoot wildlife (and a little bit of landscapes) because I love nature, forests and mountains. I am thinking that I would prefer to specialize in shooting big mammals. And I hate the creepy crawly creatures - can never get passionate about them. But I am awestruck with some of the macro photos I have seen - makes me appreciate the wonder that is nature. E.g. who would have thought that a lowly housefly's eyes are so beautiful?
Same thing with under water photography. I have done snorkeling, and enjoy an occasional swim (pool or sea), but can never think of going down into the depths (my wife loves to do that, she learnt scuba diving when she was in the navy). Though there is such a beautiful and fascinating world out there. Face off | June 2014
A couple of my photos got flicked (not from Team BHP), so I have reverted to posting low res versions here - which might look a little soft, or too sharp at times. And after a little R&D, I realized that it is so easy to flick photos from 500px and 1x. At least end up with a 200-300KB version that is good enough for web use. Sigh. Seems Smugmug is more careful about such things. Quote:
Originally Posted by M35 Using LR for quite some time now. Very comfortable to use. Colours and details can be retrieved more naturally even when shot in harsh conditions. |
I had downloaded the LR trial version a while back. I still prefer proprietary Nikon SW for RAW conversion, but I might have to bite the bullet and start using Lightroom soon. The SW I use, Nikon has stopped supporting -they have come up with Capture NX-D, which doesn't have the features I like. Nikon should have retained IP rights to some of the cooler stuff that was there in Capture NX2 - the rights now reside with Google.
Last edited by nilanjanray : 26th July 2014 at 23:48.
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