i might have to try that some day:fullofwin:

I was practicing taking pics of something driving by

had to sharpen it a bit but im happy :D



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Sunset 30,000ft above the canadian rockies

my first shot with my new lens. btw, super happy dog, even though paralyzed from the waist down.

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^nice set! :)
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I love the style of your editing!

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Double true! It totally looks like scenes from a movie! New Batman perhaps? :suspicious:

Seriously though, I would love some insight as to how you edit. I want to apply that style to video that I shoot!

sorry to be off-topic but so with a photo like this, how much is it effort on the camera and how much is it editing if you dont mind me asking

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UHHH so much detail fuck I needa scrap my D90

Shot with D7000. (Which just sold to insomniac :) )

that kind of photo is really not difficult at all. Use a decent lens, f8, tripod, shoot RAW. then edit with any program. I like Lightroom, super easy to edit. The most difficult thing is getting your ass to the shooting location and hoping not to get mugged..

Lol nice cool thanks
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that's what i'm scared about the most now when i go shoot alone.

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it looks like he made the mid tones cooler in the pictures. the whites are white and the blacks are black. have you tried playing around with the 3way color corrector?

sorry - didnt see that post. each photo is differnet approach but usually i just play around with curves and split toning slider. I also like color a lot so you will see teal/purple/orange/blue/green in most those photos.