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The blur and vignetting on this image are all natural; I shot outside with my new Tokina 11-16mm for about an hour and it was so cold, condensation formed on my lens when I came inside. While concerned, I figured the damage was done so I took a picture as the lens cleared. The center of the lens dried first, and this is the result.
Please only post 1 photo per day (aka 24 hours) otherwise repeat offenders will only be allowed to post 1 photo per WEEK. I've given the same group of repeat offenders too many warnings.
Seen @ 80mm and f/5 - ISO 250 - SOOC (minus crop)
Wow, 4 great photos to start this page! I hope to be as good as you guys. =)
Love is all around :)
Trinity victory jump
D90 70-300VR(FL 210mm) F5.3 1/640 ISO3200
JA - reminds me of shrek :)
Bland - perfect timing
D3s+N70-200vr+TC17
Bland, that's impressive for ISO 3200. I can think of a couple of physics lectures where that would be a good picture to show.
Just for Niko. Stuck pixels from stuck lenscaps.
On the reverse: The best image is a black image.
jonnyapple said:
Bland, that's impressive for ISO 3200.
Thanks jonnyapple and adamz, I shot this event to see how my 70-300VR would do indoors at ISO 3200 on my D90. The lighting was horrible to shoot in and I had to do a lot of editing, so this was the ultimate test. If I had been closer the camera and lens would of worked quite well. I was probably 150-200 feet away when taking my pictures from the stands.
Here's the original shot so you can see how it came out of the camera: http://i56.tinypic.com/34fm98n.jpg
When I tried to denoise the picture it literally blurred the pixels. So I just removed the shadows and it saved my shots. I used Topaz Adjust4/ShadowRecovery for that and all other editing was done with Nikon Picture Project because I had a lot of pictures to edit.
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