[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by clevermax

The guy on Fb copied mine
It is natural bokeh from the 50mm @f/1.7, but I stacked 5 shots to bring the name HTC under focus.

Nice! How did i you get so close? Did you use the DCR or was it cropped?

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

Nice! How did i you get so close? Did you use the DCR or was it cropped?

Sorry I forgot to mention that DCR250 was used.. It is the actual frame but it lost few pixels on all sides due to focus stacking.

[IronH4WK]

my hunting gear

[coolabhi]

This pic of lord shiva was clicked by me at Kachnar city,Jabalpur.
Camera used - 5 Mega pixel camera (Sony xperia mini pro)
Was quite amazed with the huge statue(76 feet high) and the divine expression.

[gopinathann]

Originally Posted by clevermax

Nice to see you back with a brilliant capture! Expecting more shots!

This is shot with 50mm
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Excellent focus clevermax.

I have tried my best handheld shots with the new Raynox DCR 150.
Canon 1100D + 55-250mm + DCR 150
With increasing zoom it is very difficult to maintain the focus, tripod is a must.

[IronH4WK]

Question: you guys use a mini tripod for table top shots or the regular one? I'm patiently waiting for my DCR to arrive for some real close up shots

@gopinathan: same pinch on the HD2

[gopinathann]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

Question: you guys use a mini tripod for table top shots or the regular one? I'm patiently waiting for my DCR to arrive for some real close up shots

@gopinathan: same pinch on the HD2

I have a mini tripod, next I am planning to use the laptop and tripod to take macro shots, so that all the focus and trigger is done from the computer and that should be precise.

Does your HD2 still runs on windows?, mine is running on Android.

[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by gopinathann

I have a mini tripod, next I am planning to use the laptop and tripod to take macro shots, so that all the focus and trigger is done from the computer and that should be precise.

Does your HD2 still runs on windows?, mine is running on Android.

You get the RC1 IR remote for Canon; not sure if it's compatible with the 1100 though. Of course, you can control it with the software provided with the camera

OT: HD2 is running Android v2.3.5

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by gopinathann

Excellent focus clevermax.
I have tried my best handheld shots with the new Raynox DCR 150.
Canon 1100D + 55-250mm + DCR 150
With increasing zoom it is very difficult to maintain the focus, tripod is a must.

Thanks.. and yes, you are right on the focus difficulty with zoom - actually the DOF gets narrower and narrower.

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

Question: you guys use a mini tripod for table top shots or the regular one? I'm patiently waiting for my DCR to arrive for some real close up shots

I use a tripod.. The problem with a tripod is that when its legs are spread out, you can't reach out with your camera much into the table. So the subject should be placed on the edge A mini tripod will solve this problem..

Here's how I shot few of those pictures. Didn't use the view finder at all, and composed the shots using the LCD panel.

[ajay_satpute]

Lunch time photography.

First Pizza shots and then some random clicks on the way to office.

1) Stuffed Garlic bread



2) Non-veg Extravaganza





3) Pepe Paneer






And rest of the pics:








The blue tinge is visible around the head of the bird. The UV filter cannot take that away, I had thought that it will.



70% cropped, loss of quality obvious.

[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by ajay_satpute

Lunch time photography.

First Pizza shots and then some random clicks on the way to office.

1) Stuffed Garlic bread

Attachment 967332

2) Non-veg Extravaganza

Attachment 967333

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you're a horrible person for posting those pictures during lunch time and Non-veg Extravaganza is my favorite from Dominos!

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by ajay_satpute

The blue tinge is visible around the head of the bird. The UV filter cannot take that away, I had thought that it will.

That's some bad purple fringing! A good UV filter should improve the image but I am not sure it can completely eliminate it at all. There's an easy way - reduce the exposure so that you do not blow the sky or a white background. Compensate the darker parts later in PP.

[geeash]

Originally Posted by Rehaan

Loved it!

What did you use as the black background?

cya
R

An old bedsheet kept 3 feet away

[Torqueguru]

@clevermax
@robinmahanta
Splendid shots guys!

Out in the ocean.


Me at work for that shot. (Friend took the shot)


Regards,
TG.

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by Torqueguru

@clevermax
@robinmahanta
Splendid shots guys!

Out in the ocean.
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Me at work for that shot. (Friend took the shot)
Attachment 967394

Regards,
TG.

Thanks TG!
Excellent click! I saw one underwater shot too, did you get an underwater gear for your cam?

50mm, f/8, 1/40s, ISO6400