Just a bit, huh Jason? 
Still looks cool
Still looks cool 
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Just a bit, huh Jason?
Yeah I know.
The one I posted this morning also looks good I think, but I prefer the one with all the reds. 
Yep.
But the one I posted in the waterscape tourney was 4:3 and un-edited, this one is 16:9 and edited slightly to give better colours.
Too much blue tint in my opinion.
Ramodkk
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Travis, the original looks closer to this:
I like the overall tone on this one a lot better than the edited one.
I agree with Travis!
Thanks, yeah I like that one too but I like the red skies.
As for the snowy scene photo, the original photo had a tint on it but I 'intensified' it a bit, maybe I went OTT?
G80FTW
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You know, Iv always wanted to get back into photography. But never had the money for it. Back in the day I always wanted the Canon Rebel XT or the Nikon D90. But, since I bought my new phone I discovered its so much better than my old Nikon CPE990 (crica 1998) which was my second camera and was pretty close to a DSLR without the DSLR part (most all the settings were changeable)
More pictures with my Galaxy S2 Skyrocket:
Amazing for a phone. And these were taken in my attic where its nearly pitch black only using the built in LED flash which is pretty amazing and it does an epic job of balancing the exposure of the flash.
(most all the settings were changeable)More pictures with my Galaxy S2 Skyrocket:
Amazing for a phone. And these were taken in my attic where its nearly pitch black only using the built in LED flash which is pretty amazing and it does an epic job of balancing the exposure of the flash.
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Went on a trip to Hampton Court Palace & Gardens in London today. I took hundreds of photos, but here are my favourites.
The entrance from behind
Entrance ceiling
Various corridors
Statue
Some plants in the garden
Various shots inside a building
Union Flag
And to finish off, a totally Photoshopped (but quite pretty) shot of a 'canal' which had been built in the gardens.
The entrance from behind
Entrance ceiling
Various corridors
Statue
Some plants in the garden
Various shots inside a building
Union Flag
And to finish off, a totally Photoshopped (but quite pretty) shot of a 'canal' which had been built in the gardens.
wolfeking
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Classic GM rust over the wheel arch in the truck bed.
Can't really read the badge, but I am going to guess thats a 2.5 TBI "iron duke", right? or is it a 2.8?
Looks like its been put through hell and back again.
Now, my pics. Marching band tomorrow!! So pulled out my '69 director, cleaned it a little, greased the slides, and realized that the first is always the best.
No editing done, as I suck donkey at it.
1.3cm dent. I really want to get that repaired, but I am almost sure that the cost would be more than a replacement horn. But I love this one.
Can't really read the badge, but I am going to guess thats a 2.5 TBI "iron duke", right? or is it a 2.8?
Looks like its been put through hell and back again.
Now, my pics. Marching band tomorrow!! So pulled out my '69 director, cleaned it a little, greased the slides, and realized that the first is always the best.
No editing done, as I suck donkey at it.
1.3cm dent. I really want to get that repaired, but I am almost sure that the cost would be more than a replacement horn. But I love this one.
Thanks Omar! (that is your name isn't it?) I like the statue one best myself, but I also like the orange flower and I quite like the shot of the corridors too.
Sure I'll get many more over the next week or so. The sun is out all week and I'm off school.
G80FTW
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Classic GM rust over the wheel arch in the truck bed.
Can't really read the badge, but I am going to guess thats a 2.5 TBI "iron duke", right? or is it a 2.8?
Looks like its been put through hell and back again.
Haha, its a friend of mines truck who is just kinda storing it at my house but said I can drive it whenever I want. But he wont sell it to me
Its a 1989 2WD 2.5L S4 fuel injected with almost 200k miles on it and she almost still runs like new in terms of the engine. The engine is rusted to shit, but the only time the CEL comes on is at 45mph because the EGR valve needs cleaned out (cant find the damn thing!) but once it sorts itself out it goes back off. Its also a 5-speed standard and shifts really smooth no grinding except it takes it a while to get into reverse.....
Perkomate
Active Member
yeah, K7. We could've got the K5 but it was a few hundred more and didn't offer a heap more features.
Some from today. Quite a lot of beach panoramas.
One of my cats.
Here are some beach panos. I've been experimenting with panoramas lately. I've been taken them on the camera itself and sometimes it doesn't quite stitch the photos together seamlessly. I may quit making the panos on the camera and start using the photomerge tool in Photoshop to stitch them together instead. Would this be a better way to take panoramic shots?
Not a pano.
Not a pano.
One of my cats.
Here are some beach panos. I've been experimenting with panoramas lately. I've been taken them on the camera itself and sometimes it doesn't quite stitch the photos together seamlessly. I may quit making the panos on the camera and start using the photomerge tool in Photoshop to stitch them together instead. Would this be a better way to take panoramic shots?
Not a pano.
Not a pano.
OK so I've been outside taking panoramic photos today, I didn't use the panoramic mode on the camera though, I used the photomerge tool in Photoshop to blend photos together which I took.
Here are some shots of Norwich. These are all resized by the way, the original files (especially the panoramas) were massive. About 10-14MB per panorama!
Norwich Cathedral:
The Forum, Norwich:
Skyline of the city centre, as viewed from the castle:
Norwich Castle
Norwich Cathedral
The Royal Arcade, Norwich
Here's one of Wymondham, the Market Cross in the town centre.
What I've found is that creating panoramas with Photoshop is much better than using the camera's mode as the stitches are seamless.
Here's a hot of the sunset tonight - un-edited!
Here are some shots of Norwich.
These are all resized by the way, the original files (especially the panoramas) were massive. About 10-14MB per panorama! Norwich Cathedral:
The Forum, Norwich:
Skyline of the city centre, as viewed from the castle:
Norwich Castle
Norwich Cathedral
The Royal Arcade, Norwich
Here's one of Wymondham, the Market Cross in the town centre.
What I've found is that creating panoramas with Photoshop is much better than using the camera's mode as the stitches are seamless.
Here's a hot of the sunset tonight - un-edited!
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