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Wishing all a very happy Diwali - Celebrate Diwali with Photography, not with aatishbaazi :)
A full frame shot from my recent Ranthambore trip. Took a little processing to salvage the dark image (ISO 6400, 1/50s handheld balancing on a wobbling Gypsy seat, f/5.6, 480 mm).
Which one is better? The colour or the B&W? I like the B&W.
A really, really lucky sighting. A guide said it happens maybe once in 6 months. Was going out of the park, when we saw this young tiger relaxing on the forest wall, just beside the main road leading to the Ganesh temple. Before this, I was disappointed with Ranthambore, but this sighting made me decide to go back to the park again, someday.
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Originally Posted by nilanjanray
(Post 3848041)
A full frame shot from my recent Ranthambore trip. Took a little processing to salvage the dark image (ISO 6400, 1/50s handheld balancing on a wobbling Gypsy seat, f/5.6, 480 mm).
Which one is better? The colour or the B&W? I like the B&W.
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1/50s ? That too from a moving Gypsy and in all the excitement of shooting your most favourite subject. Just amazing !
I would pick the first, only wish it rested on something natural instead of that concrete/wall.
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Originally Posted by M35
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1/50s ? That too from a moving Gypsy and in all the excitement of shooting your most favourite subject. Just amazing !
I would pick the first, only wish it rested on something natural instead of that concrete/wall.
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Not a moving one, but a rocking one. In Ranthambore I has to share the vehicle with 5 others. All were moving and jostling. I couldn't have used a monpod or beanbag.
This was a stone wall running along the road.
Excitement doesn't affect the shooting :)
All the practice and self criticism and shooting analysis are to make sure that one can take the shots at the right moment.
I like the B&w more. It was an ISO 6400 shot, I am not sure that a full size print would look good enough in terms of noise and colour.
Unfortunately, whenever I see a tiger from a few feet away, the light is horrible. Lol.
Catching up...
Little late here to post, but catching up with the monkey theme on the last page, here are few pics taken at Mysore zoo by the 55-250mm zoom on there canon 550D body
Posting after a long long time.
Taken today on the occassion of Thrikkarthika, pictures are straight out of the camera.
Camera: Sony A35, taken at ISO3200, multi-shot NR on
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Originally Posted by clevermax
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Posting after a long long time.
Taken today on the occassion of Thrikkarthika, pictures are straight out of the camera.
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Lovely pics. Thank you. Brought a lot of nostalgia and some wetness in the eyes. Missing all this. Some day I shall :)
Best Regards & Drive/Ride safe
Ram
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 3855895)
Posting after a long long time.
Taken today on the occassion of Thrikkarthika, pictures are straight out of the camera.
Camera: Sony A35, taken at ISO3200, multi-shot NR on
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Lovely shots. :thumbs up
Give me red!
Some pictures from my recent trip to my native and around uttar Kannada.
All pictures shot on iPhone 6.
Murudeshwar
View from the 18th floor of the Murudeshwar tower
Chennakeshava temple, Banavasi
Descending into OM Beach, Gokarna
Devimane Ghat on the way to Sirsi from Kumta
The road to Jog Falls
My home in my native, Sirsi
Me, My ride in my native
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Team-BHP
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Originally Posted by r_nairtvm
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Lovely pics. Thank you. Brought a lot of nostalgia and some wetness in the eyes. Missing all this. Some day I shall :)
Best Regards & Drive/Ride safe
Ram
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Originally Posted by bhp_maniac
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Lovely shots. :thumbs up
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Thank you r_nairtvm & bhp_maniac!
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Originally Posted by ampere
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Lovely color!
Here are some shots of New York city that I clicked during my visit this month.
One World Trade Center
View from One World observatory
Night view of a street near Times Square
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Originally Posted by M35
(Post 3845057)
Spent a couple of hours with the Nikkor 200-500 f5.6E mounted on my D810.
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Originally Posted by nilanjanray
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A full frame shot from my recent Ranthambore trip. Took a little processing to salvage the dark image (ISO 6400, 1/50s handheld balancing on a wobbling Gypsy seat, f/5.6, 480 mm).
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You guys have climbed up the ladder so fast! Awesome snaps. And not to mention acquiring the best tools in the business! And here I am still using by old 550D and pondering what to get. I am torn between 7D MK-II and 70D (or 760D). With 7D I hope to learn action photography. But still I am not getting that perfect yes from myself, that enables me to go buy. The only point I am holding on is the sensor aspect.
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Originally Posted by clevermax
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Lovely color!
Here are some shots of New York city that I clicked during my visit this month.
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Nice! Especially the leading lines to infinity. Good to see you back. I remember 4-5 years back Shaju and you posting a lot.
Here is one more one the flaming red series. (Not sure if I posted this before. Still reposting).
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Originally Posted by ampere
(Post 3859210)
And not to mention acquiring the best tools in the business! And here I am still using by old 550D and pondering what to get. I am torn between 7D MK-II and 70D (or 760D). With 7D I hope to learn action photography.
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Very nice shot.
Not the best tools :) The cameras I was using had limitations e.g. AF of D610.
Might as well go for 7D Mk2 if you want to stick to a crop sensor. Otherwise the upgrade will be very incremental.
I used to take many more action shots and BIF with my old D90, so why even wait for the new camera before getting into 'action'?
Posting here after a very long time, a lone big old tree, last one standing amidst converted farm land:
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