The Official non-auto Image thread

tifosikrishna · 22nd November 2007, 23:30

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Originally Posted by Rtech

What's the best way to crop this shot?

just love it as it is.

Venkatesh.C · 23rd November 2007, 10:16

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Originally Posted by Bullfrog

Location: Harihar on banks of river Tungabhadra in Karnataka.
All pics shot on Nikon Coolpix 3200.
Shot in colour and turned monochrome with Irfanview. Also resized on the same software

Bullfrog

Can you post the colour version of Number 1,3 and 4 pls. I like number 6 . Can you post the original uncropped version of this

mail4ajo · 23rd November 2007, 12:03

Meet Chandini from Orrisa. Want to know how she makes a living? Continue watching......

See for yourself..

Getting on to the Act

Mother and Brother watch from below

A rag picker sitting close by totally separated from the balancing act happening near him.
Fully engrossed in his work trying to balance his life.

Mr.Bangalore · 23rd November 2007, 12:29

my contribution for the day

camera : ixy digital 10000

waiting for expert comments...

guyonblackybx · 23rd November 2007, 22:03

Initial pics that i have clicked with my 400D. click on the image to view larger image.

guyonblackybx · 23rd November 2007, 22:06

Let do one thing, post your most viewed pic till date. Its kinda easy if you have your pics on Flickr.

Here is my most viewed pic.

Views: 238

Torqy · 23rd November 2007, 22:12

@guyonblackybx: Brilliant shots!

How did you time them?

mail4ajo · 23rd November 2007, 22:21

Wow. Amazing effect.....

Let me know if my guess on how you shot this is right. You put an object into a glass or bowl of water and click through it.

heavy_foot · 23rd November 2007, 22:37

1/8 shutter speed ..f/3.2.. ISO 400 ...Canon S5 IS

tifosikrishna · 23rd November 2007, 22:45

check this out

Benjamin Krain - Photojournalist

i stumbled upon (StumbleUpon » Welcome to StumbleUpon) this sight and was mightily impressed. just thought of sharing it with you guys.

regards

guyonblackybx · 23rd November 2007, 23:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torqy

@guyonblackybx: Brilliant shots!

How did you time them?

Trick i have used here is flash. I cliked these pics in my bathroom. Its kinda small in size and dark so i had to and i was just trying out my camera and lens Sigma 70-300mm DG Macro. I always dreamt of clicking these kind of pics since i saw a program on DD presented by Nat Geo, I was in 8th class then.

Quote:

Wow. Amazing effect.....

Let me know if my guess on how you shot this is right. You put an object into a glass or bowl of water and click through it.

First one was clicked using a Blue drum. I let water drop into the drum

For the yellow one I have used a yellow Tupperware box.

guyonblackybx · 23rd November 2007, 23:07

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Originally Posted by tifosikrishna

check this out

Benjamin Krain - Photojournalist

i stumbled upon (StumbleUpon » Welcome to StumbleUpon) this sight and was mightily impressed. just thought of sharing it with you guys.

regards

Amazing and touching thanks for sharing.

guyonblackybx · 23rd November 2007, 23:08

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Originally Posted by heavy_foot

1/8 shutter speed ..f/3.2.. ISO 400 ...Canon S5 IS

Did you used tripod or shot it handheld? am kinda confused cus i dun see any blur.

Thats an awesome cam man. Keep clicking

heavy_foot · 24th November 2007, 00:11

thats a handheld shot..my hands were steady..i guess the IS also helps.

Torqy · 24th November 2007, 00:15

Who needs IS / VR when you have STEADY hands like this?

23rd November 2007, 12:03	#1893
mail4ajo Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 1,957 Thanked: 329 Times View My Garage	Tried some street photography Meet Chandini from Orrisa. Want to know how she makes a living? Continue watching...... See for yourself.. Getting on to the Act Mother and Brother watch from below A rag picker sitting close by totally separated from the balancing act happening near him. Fully engrossed in his work trying to balance his life. Last edited by mail4ajo : 23rd November 2007 at 12:05.

23rd November 2007, 12:29	#1894
Mr.Bangalore BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bengalooru Posts: 362 Thanked: 49 Times View My Garage	my contribution for the day camera : ixy digital 10000 waiting for expert comments...

23rd November 2007, 22:03	#1895
guyonblackybx BHPian Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 366 Thanked: 14 Times View My Garage	Initial pics that i have clicked with my 400D. click on the image to view larger image.

23rd November 2007, 22:06	#1896
guyonblackybx BHPian Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 366 Thanked: 14 Times View My Garage	Let do one thing, post your most viewed pic till date. Its kinda easy if you have your pics on Flickr. Here is my most viewed pic. Views: 238

23rd November 2007, 22:12	#1897
Torqy BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 967 Thanked: 243 Times	@guyonblackybx: Brilliant shots! How did you time them?

23rd November 2007, 22:21	#1898
mail4ajo Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 1,957 Thanked: 329 Times View My Garage	Wow. Amazing effect..... Let me know if my guess on how you shot this is right. You put an object into a glass or bowl of water and click through it.

23rd November 2007, 22:37	#1899
heavy_foot Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Navi Mumbai Posts: 1,047 Thanked: 160 Times	1/8 shutter speed ..f/3.2.. ISO 400 ...Canon S5 IS

23rd November 2007, 22:45	#1900
tifosikrishna BHPian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: chennai Posts: 827 Thanked: 382 Times View My Garage	check this out Benjamin Krain - Photojournalist i stumbled upon (StumbleUpon » Welcome to StumbleUpon) this sight and was mightily impressed. just thought of sharing it with you guys. regards

24th November 2007, 00:11	#1904
heavy_foot Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Navi Mumbai Posts: 1,047 Thanked: 160 Times	thats a handheld shot..my hands were steady..i guess the IS also helps.

24th November 2007, 00:15	#1905
Torqy BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 967 Thanked: 243 Times	Who needs IS / VR when you have STEADY hands like this?

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