[HellwratH]

Originally Posted by shajufx

Each time you post, I read more about G1 systems

Don't read up on G1, read up on G3, GX1 and GH2. They're the flagship models from Panasonic now. G1 was the first camera and is a very old model now (considering how fast models come these days). I am eagerly waiting for Olympus OM-D. If it's good, I'll probably skip GH2 and get that instead.

[shajufx]

Originally Posted by HellwratH

Don't read up on G1, read up on G3, GX1 and GH2. ......waiting for Olympus OM-D. If it's good, I'll probably skip GH2 and get that instead.

I meant all their G line up ! Heard of OMG (oh my God), now whats this OMD Come on messenger, I have something to share !

[drdeepudev]

Got interested in the discussion about moon photography. Tried this out yesterday.

[Torqueguru]

Originally Posted by clevermax

Thanks TG!
Are these pictures with the mirror less Nikon? I especially like the first one

Thanks Clevermax

Originally Posted by shajufx

Curious to know how you store them.


Love the second one, is that sensor dust on the third ?

Those are birds, the image was shot at a shutter speed of 1/10 handheld. So the birds blurred away in motion.

Originally Posted by HellwratH

How do you get such blue tones? What WB were they shot in?

I just went in with the auto setting within the V1.

This one is from an iphone4


Regards,
TG.

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by drdeepudev

Got interested in the discussion about moon photography. Tried this out yesterday.

I got bored of seeing all the night moonshots in pitch dark background so tried a different moon shot.

Sony A35 with Minolta 70-210mm f/4 lens, taken at 6:49PM today. Didn't have a tripod so I supported myself and the lens on the gate. :P

[vikash49]

/\ Now, that's a very creative shot

But, isn't that two exposures merged together in post processing?


A pair of Jungle Owlets cuddle up together on chilly rainy morning @ Kanha National Park




Check link for larger size and better quality:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7006/6...842de6a0_b.jpg

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by vikash49

/\ Now, that's a very creative shot
But, isn't that two exposures merged together in post processing?

A pair of Juzgle Owlets cuddle up together on chilly rainy morning @ Kanha National Park

Attachment 881040

Thanks, and yes you guessed it very correctly!
Aperture : f/6.3. Focal length: 210mm
ISO800 & 1/5s for the sky and 1SO200 & 1/200s for the moon. Cropped from the original 16 MP image. Didn't let the camera do any NR to preserve whatever sharpness it had, and then applied a subtle custom NR in PS with Noiseware.

Nice capture of the owlets! You could have zoomed in on them more (if you had more mm), or cropped a bit if you have mega pixels to play around with :P

[vikash49]

Originally Posted by clevermax

Thanks, and yes you guessed it very correctly!
Aperture : f/6.3. Focal length: 210mm
ISO800 & 1/5s for the sky and 1SO200 & 1/200s for the moon. Cropped from the original 16 MP image. Didn't let the camera do any NR to preserve whatever sharpness it had, and then applied a subtle custom NR in PS with Noiseware.

That was not a guess. It is quite obvious even without looking at it from the exposure point of view.

There's no yow you can have both the tree and the moon in sharp focus in the same shot as they are millions of miles apart!

Originally Posted by clevermax

Nice capture of the owlets! You could have zoomed in on them more (if you had more mm), or cropped a bit if you have mega pixels to play around with :P

These owlets are really small in size... a tad smaller that your average pigeon. This photo was made with my 400mm prime lens on a 7D and is already cropped about 30%.

Since I wanted this as a habitat shot, I did not crop any further

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by vikash49

That was not a guess. It is quite obvious even without looking at it from the exposure point of view.

There's no yow you can have both the tree and the moon in sharp focus in the same shot as they are millions of miles apart!

So, both can be in focus technically (hyper-focal distance) , if the tree branch was little more away from me, provided I shot it with a narrower aperture.

At 210mm & f/32 with my camera, if I had an option to focus on a branch which was 68.7 meters or more away from the lens, the moon in the shot would have been also in focus. This is practically difficult though, to get a far branch at that distance and moon in same frame (mostly possible only when moon is on the horizon) and also shooting at f/32 can also introduce moon trail & shaky branch because of the need for longer exposure..

Find it here

[acroback]

Poser by Pradeep Singh Rautela, on Flickr

[geeash]

That was a nice one on flight acroback.








Taken at my terrace. Will try to get a pic of the parrot which frequents tomorrow

I am the only one who takes ordinary pictures here...........you guys seem to be doing so well here

[HellwratH]

Some more from my side..

Panasonic G1 + 14-45mm:


Panasonic G1+Oly 45mm f1.8:

[Torqueguru]

@Hellwrath
Nice. Heres one from the Nikon V1+10mm f2.8 ....I guess it's War of the EVIL ones haha!

Cheers,
TG.

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by HellwratH

Some more from my side..
Panasonic G1 + 14-45mm:
Attachment 881798
Panasonic G1+Oly 45mm f1.8:
Attachment 881796
Attachment 881797

Originally Posted by Torqueguru

@Hellwrath
Nice. Heres one from the Nikon V1+10mm f2.8 ....I guess it's War of the EVIL ones haha!
Attachment 881806
Cheers,
TG.

Nice EVIL ones... keep'em coming!

[Samurai]

Originally Posted by clevermax

I got bored of seeing all the night moonshots in pitch dark background so tried a different moon shot.

Similar to what I had posted 6 years back on this thread. Only, mine is not PPed.

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shift...tml#post228126