Change subject..
Posted on: Fri, 05/09/2008 - 1:08am
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Change subject..
Because i can no longer complain about my A700, i saw some amazing bird shots of others in the forums, i think it's time i try to shoot something else....
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Park and Japanese garden.
All withe the A700 and Sigma 28-70
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Hubert
A100 & A700, kitlens, Minolta 50, 1.7, Sony 50, 1.4
sigma 28-70, 70-300, 105
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hubertploeg/
www.hubertploeg.blogspot.com
For some reason #3 is the only one I can see. That is enough, though, to thoroughly explain your change of view. Lovely photo.
Daryl
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Hubert
A100 & A700, kitlens, Minolta 50, 1.7, Sony 50, 1.4
sigma 28-70, 70-300, 105
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hubertploeg/
www.hubertploeg.blogspot.com
Hubert
A100 & A700, kitlens, Minolta 50, 1.7, Sony 50, 1.4
sigma 28-70, 70-300, 105
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hubertploeg/
www.hubertploeg.blogspot.com
Curious as to where these are?
They look very well composed Hubert. They do look a tad saturated to be honest, curious what your color settings are? And were you using a polarizer by chance?
Carl
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They are in The Hague/Wassenaar. Pretty close to my house but only open for 2 months. It's in a park called "Clingedael".
I didn't use a polarizer but did go back to RAW. Used the new RAW-coverter (sony) and saw some new buttons, wich can change colourtone. Quess i played to much.
Hubert
Hubert
A100 & A700, kitlens, Minolta 50, 1.7, Sony 50, 1.4
sigma 28-70, 70-300, 105
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hubertploeg/
www.hubertploeg.blogspot.com
the over saturation gives it a slightly painted appearance that is kinda' pleasing...Kind of like one of those motivational posters...
Hapster
"That's why its called fishing...if it was easy they'd call it catching. What fun would that be?"
A100 / A700+Grip: Sony 18-70, Minolta: 20/2.8, 50/1.7, 35-70/4, 70-210/4(Beercan), 75-300/4.5-5.6(Big Beercan), Sigma: 50/2.8 Macro. HVL56, other assorted junk...