The Auto-Image thread

benbsb29 · 27th February 2009, 21:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torqueguru

Is that shot along bandipur? Next time try reducing your EV value a bit, so that you can avoid the over exposure.
Regards,
TG.

This was shot in Kerala. The camera i use is a basic P&S, so i dont think i have too many options when it comes to avoiding over-exposure. Also, since this wasnt a planned shoot, didnt have the liberty to even choose the time of day.

Torqueguru · 28th February 2009, 04:00

Hi benbsb29,
I too use a point n shoot camera, a Sony DSC H50, and I guess exposure setting is the most basic of stuff you can control on any camera, what is the make of your camera? Which brand and what model? May be i could help you out

Regards,
TG.

benbsb29 · 28th February 2009, 10:14

TG, the camera i use is a Canon IXUS 75. Do let me know how i can change the exposure settings. Help is surely welcome.

Torqueguru · 28th February 2009, 14:08

Oh ok, my sister has this same cam! I will tell you how to adjustthe exposure values, by the way this is a pretty decent compact camera. i have used it for a while!

1)Click the button in the middle of the joy stick/pad to access the main functions.
3)Now click the down arrow to access exposure compensation..its is here u set your ev values...it ranges from -2 to +2...negetive reduces exposure so its best for over bright situtations and positive is best for dark conditions. TO setthe values simply press the left or right arrows, to decrease or increase exposure compensation value respectively.

This is a video link i amposting so you can get it absolutely clear. There is a part where he talks about the functions and exposure compensation. Keep your eyes and ears open for that.

Canon IXUS 75 Video Guide

Hope this helps.

Regards,
TG.

benbsb29 · 28th February 2009, 20:54

Thanks a lot, Mukul. Also, thanks a lot for the video link.
Lets see how i can translate this to better pics now.

Torqueguru · 1st March 2009, 05:37

You are welcome dude , all the best!

extreme_torque · 2nd March 2009, 00:48

My Cockpit and how I love it.

Torqueguru · 2nd March 2009, 04:10

@Extreme
Thats an inviting cockpit!

VW Golf GTI - The little Devil, an amazing car!

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Regards,
TG.

tsk1979 · 2nd March 2009, 08:25

TG, love the Golf... Esp the tonal treatment.

iraghava · 2nd March 2009, 18:43

Here's a pic of my car taken by a friend:

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benbsb29 · 2nd March 2009, 20:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by iraghava

Here's a pic of my car taken by a friend:

Attachment 106815

The same mistake as i always made with my earlier snaps. The car doesnt seem to be the focus of attention.

Stratos · 3rd March 2009, 12:50

Honda Civic Si with a 55-200mm lens

Rehaan · 3rd March 2009, 18:58

@TG - love the golf. great shot and the feel matches the surroundings too.

@Stratos - Nice shot, but lately (maybe ever since you've been on this HDR chakkar?) a lot of your images look very patchy in terms of brightness.

The side of the civic is too dark compared to the highlights on the front bumper, roofline, rear wheel.

One face of the white brick wall in the background is too bright compared to the rest of the background. It steals the focus.

The area dead center in the top half of the image seems very dark. Almost as if theres dark smoke in the air.

Why is this happening? HDR attempt? Post processing?

cya
R

Stratos · 3rd March 2009, 23:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rehaan

@Stratos - Nice shot, but lately (maybe ever since you've been on this HDR chakkar?) a lot of your images look very patchy in terms of brightness.

Hey Rehaan, this picture was taken on a very rainy day and it is originally very dull because of the overall lighting, it is not really an HDR but just the curves have been adjusted differently for the car and the background. I was testing the new 55-200mm lens, but yes, will try to look out for these things in the forthcoming pictures

Raxx · 3rd March 2009, 23:31

I shot this during my kaaraikudi trip, comments and critics welcome

2nd March 2009, 04:10	#1013
Torqueguru BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Seattle Posts: 277 Thanked: 165 Times View My Garage	@Extreme Thats an inviting cockpit! VW Golf GTI - The little Devil, an amazing car! Regards, TG.

3rd March 2009, 12:50	#1017
Stratos Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Belgium Posts: 2,609 Thanked: 1,449 Times View My Garage	Honda Civic Si with a 55-200mm lens Attached Thumbnails

3rd March 2009, 23:31	#1020
Raxx BHPian Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: chennai Posts: 56 Thanked: 3 Times	I shot this during my kaaraikudi trip, comments and critics welcome Attached Thumbnails

28th February 2009, 04:00	#1007
Torqueguru BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Seattle Posts: 277 Thanked: 165 Times View My Garage	Hi benbsb29, I too use a point n shoot camera, a Sony DSC H50, and I guess exposure setting is the most basic of stuff you can control on any camera, what is the make of your camera? Which brand and what model? May be i could help you out Regards, TG.

28th February 2009, 10:14	#1008
benbsb29 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Brisbane Posts: 9,968 Thanked: 13,206 Times View My Garage	TG, the camera i use is a Canon IXUS 75. Do let me know how i can change the exposure settings. Help is surely welcome.

28th February 2009, 14:08	#1009
Torqueguru BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Seattle Posts: 277 Thanked: 165 Times View My Garage	Oh ok, my sister has this same cam! I will tell you how to adjustthe exposure values, by the way this is a pretty decent compact camera. i have used it for a while! 1)Click the button in the middle of the joy stick/pad to access the main functions. 3)Now click the down arrow to access exposure compensation..its is here u set your ev values...it ranges from -2 to +2...negetive reduces exposure so its best for over bright situtations and positive is best for dark conditions. TO setthe values simply press the left or right arrows, to decrease or increase exposure compensation value respectively. This is a video link i amposting so you can get it absolutely clear. There is a part where he talks about the functions and exposure compensation. Keep your eyes and ears open for that. Canon IXUS 75 Video Guide Hope this helps. Regards, TG.

28th February 2009, 20:54	#1010
benbsb29 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Brisbane Posts: 9,968 Thanked: 13,206 Times View My Garage	Thanks a lot, Mukul. Also, thanks a lot for the video link. Lets see how i can translate this to better pics now.

1st March 2009, 05:37	#1011
Torqueguru BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Seattle Posts: 277 Thanked: 165 Times View My Garage	You are welcome dude , all the best!

2nd March 2009, 00:48	#1012
extreme_torque Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Melbourne Posts: 4,376 Thanked: 5,105 Times	My Cockpit and how I love it.

2nd March 2009, 08:25	#1014
tsk1979 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: San Jose, CA Posts: 23,717 Thanked: 22,825 Times View My Garage	TG, love the Golf... Esp the tonal treatment.

2nd March 2009, 18:43	#1015
iraghava Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bhaiyyaland Posts: 8,033 Thanked: 265 Times View My Garage	Here's a pic of my car taken by a friend:

3rd March 2009, 18:58	#1018
Rehaan Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 24,042 Thanked: 34,073 Times	@TG - love the golf. great shot and the feel matches the surroundings too. @Stratos - Nice shot, but lately (maybe ever since you've been on this HDR chakkar?) a lot of your images look very patchy in terms of brightness. The side of the civic is too dark compared to the highlights on the front bumper, roofline, rear wheel. One face of the white brick wall in the background is too bright compared to the rest of the background. It steals the focus. The area dead center in the top half of the image seems very dark. Almost as if theres dark smoke in the air. Why is this happening? HDR attempt? Post processing? cya R