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Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Lowlight Photography: No matter how good cameras get, it can be very difficult to take high-quality photos in low light! That’s true of every camera, from a cheap phone to a high-end DSLR or mirrorless camera. Simply put, low light photography is hard. However, if you understand how your camera oporates in Manual mode, you will be able to push y…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Fine Art Photography
We’re thrilled to interview Dewald van Eeden from Art of Print. We discuss why printing your photos is a crucial step in your photography journey. We cover choosing the right papers, print sizes, giclee printing, archival printing, mounting techniques and selecting the best frames! Whether you’re a beginner, a ser…Read More
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Renate Laaks posted in the group Macro Photography
Mantis on tumeric leaf.
LrC edits: Brightened the mantis and brightened the background with a radial gradient mask. Applied denoise tool.
Gear: Canon EOS 5DM4, Canon EF 100mm/L macro.
Settings: F8, 1/125 sec, ISO 1600. Single image. Natural light.![]()
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I love your composition here! Were you using a tripod, or was it shot handheld? These macro lenses have such razor thin focus planes, it can be so difficult to get the focus 100% at the right spot. And then you have a moving subject too.
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Thank you, Rosalie. It was handheld. I find photographing insects in situ does not give me the time to fiddle with a tripod. It is also an early morning shot when insects move a little less. The mauve color behind the mantis, is the turmeric flower that provided the pleasing backdrop.
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That’s a good idea, I’ll need to start getting out early in the morning to catch the little guys while they are still cold and sleepy 🙂
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Danie Bester posted in the group Photo Gear Talk
I recently switched to the Sony A7R V, and this review by Dustin Abbott sums up why I am madly in love with this camera. It is by far the most mature and well-rounded stills camera I’ve had the opportunity to shoot with. (There are better cameras for video)
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DPC posted in the group Photo Gear Talk
Nikon Z6 III: First Look
Nikon just launched the Z6 III, and it’s clear they’ve ironed out some of the pesky issues photographers grumbled about with its predecessors – especially the autofocus system! Dive into the scoop here!https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-z6iii-initial-review
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Paternoster 5 June 2024
Taken with Iphone 13 Pro Max & edited in Lightroom
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Soup is ready! Broccoli, Kale and Carrot soup topped with cheese and micro greens. Just the thing to combat the cold.
Fujifilm XS10, ISO250, F2.8, 1/320, Natural light. Edited in Lightroom
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Excellent, Great styling and setup! A slightly higher / more tilted perspective will have shown more of your subject. the soup. I suggest you add a little bit more punch by very slightly dropping the overall exposure and lift the soup/contents with a radial gradient, also adding texture and a little bit of clarity. Please…Read More-
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Thank you very much for the critique. It helps me a lot.
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That looks delicious! Your styling of the soup is on point, looks awesome!
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