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Originally Posted by HellwratH
(Post 1955146)
A floral abstract. |
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Originally Posted by HellwratH
(Post 1955146)
I was inspired by Michael Brown (macro art in nature) to do this. |
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1955784)
Watched a 'Kathakali' yesterday starting from behind the stage preparations. Posting only one as I am still out of station. Attachment 375935 ISO1600 shot, with no NR in post processing or in camera. |
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Originally Posted by CrAzY dRiVeR
(Post 1955341)
HellwratH: Looks like you are on a very steep learning curve! Fantastic images. Absolutely love this one! :thumbs up Just did a google search and saw his website! Some amazing pics there. :eek: |
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Originally Posted by v&v
(Post 1955398)
@Klub_Class - Thanks. @ HW - Liked the effect. Some more shots of the same flower. Attachment 375782 Attachment 375783 |
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1955784)
Watched a 'Kathakali' yesterday starting from behind the stage preparations. Posting only one as I am still out of station. Attachment 375935 ISO1600 shot, with no NR in post processing or in camera. |
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1955784)
Watched a 'Kathakali' yesterday starting from behind the stage preparations. Posting only one as I am still out of station. Attachment 375935 ISO1600 shot, with no NR in post processing or in camera. |
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Originally Posted by pramodkumar
(Post 1955786)
how did you do that, there is virtually no noise. Pramod |
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Originally Posted by HellwratH
(Post 1956039)
How? How? How? The camera is so good eh? |
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Originally Posted by pawan_pullarwar
(Post 1956083)
Nice shot, it does not look like ISO 1600. |
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1956166)
I have noticed that bringing down the exposure time by increasing the ISO from 400 to 1600 actually has no major effect in the amount of noise. As you know, noise increases with exposure time, and in my camera's case I can reduce the exposure time in such low light shots to something like 1/50s and it has very less noise compared to a longer exposure in ISO200 or so. Earlier I was reluctant to use anything above ISO400 and now I use ISO1600 a lot in these kinda shots. sometimes ISO3200 (my cam's max) also gives good shots if the exposure time is short enough. Interestingly, I don't like to use ISO800! |
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Originally Posted by Nutty Nair
(Post 1956222)
That's some useful gyaan. Thank you, Clever dude. One doubt, was it hand held? |
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Originally Posted by HellwratH
(Post 1955146)
Klub_Class, Thanks bro. It was taken at Sakleshpur, not ooty. Same flower as v&v posted, a different perspective. A floral abstract. I realized we're at the mercy of mother nature, then why fight it? So, I used wind here to my advantage to create the effect I wanted. I was inspired by Michael Brown (macro art in nature) to do this. |
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Originally Posted by Torqueguru
(Post 1955262)
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Originally Posted by v&v
(Post 1955398)
@Klub_Class - Thanks. @ HW - Liked the effect. Some more shots of the same flower. Attachment 375782 Attachment 375783 |
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Originally Posted by shamik.bose
(Post 1955451)
Had taken this shot with my cellphone some days back. Did a bit of retouching. Liked the effect! :) Please help me improve. |
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1955784)
Watched a 'Kathakali' yesterday starting from behind the stage preparations. Posting only one as I am still out of station. Attachment 375935 ISO1600 shot, with no NR in post processing or in camera. |
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Originally Posted by pawan_pullarwar
(Post 1956083)
Nice shot, it does not look like ISO 1600. |
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Originally Posted by amitk26
(Post 1956207)
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1956209)
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Originally Posted by amitk26
(Post 1956221)
A Window to past, Shot at Bibi ka makbara in Aurangabad Attachment 376192 |
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Originally Posted by pawan_pullarwar
(Post 1956233)
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1956398)
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