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(0 votes) 3:18 am
September 28, 2012
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This is a photo I took back in September, when we had some really crazy winds.
1st is the original photo 52mm 1/1000 f/7.1 ISO 320 (resized/resampled)
2nd is the resized with auto color adjust to lighten it up a bit, no other changes.
3rd I did some messing around with original RAW file and made a couple extra exposures and put together this sort of HDR, along with a few adjustments in Photoshop, this is what came out.
I know there is a lot of noise in the photo, but I rather like the effect. What you Think?
4:06 am
September 7, 2012
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I like the 3rd photo most. It answers the HDR name. Thanks.
9:24 am
August 10, 2012
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3rd. shot is cool.. Like the effect, very dramatic.
8:54 pm
November 6, 2012
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I love the 3rd one also, I have to look at it 3 time to appreciate all the drama, this is a fantastic picture because of how you captured the moment.
Thanks for sharing.
10:57 pm
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September 15, 2012
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Actually, I like the second photo best. It is much more realistic and gives me a feeling of being there…. tasting the dust.
-- Mandrake --
10:14 pm
November 22, 2012
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wizpc1
I agree with Okasana and Mandrake.
The second one is truly nice almost real as seem on desert, I will need to practice a photoshop element even I don’t like to use.
if not I will be out of place here.
You handled very well RAW file.
Mandrake I have some photos without you critic , shall be you don’t like it?
9:46 pm
November 22, 2012
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wizpc1
I have a Tasco 302911 telescope, borrow to see if I can use with a camera, but I have not the manual, do you kown where I can obtain it, I was looking on web but was impossible.
Can you give me a hand on this?
My anticipate thank you.
6:41 pm
September 28, 2012
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Hi Silky!
I wasn’t able to find a manual for that particular telescope, however
Here is a video on the alignment set up of a equatorial mount
That should get you started. Also on that telescope from what I was able to find it does not have a standard 1.25″ eyepiece.
It’s more like a .9??” so an additional adapter would be needed to use a t-mount setup for camera. There are several other videos
on the use of that type of telescope. Hope this helps!
Ryan
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