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[cluxford]

I've seen a few HDR's in here.

Here are my 2 cars HDRed with an iPhone 5 and iCamera free app

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by Flash68

That one is way cool!

What is the camera model (sorry if I missed it)?

Thanks Dave,

It's a Canon EOS 7D, using a "cheap" Rebel 18-55mm IS "kit" lens. This lens does actually rate pretty high with Ken Rockwell and a few other reviewers. It's only a $200 lens and the viable competitors are $500-$1200. Once in awhile I get lucky!

[Sieg]

Nice rides cluxford

Look what I saw in the southern Oregon desert yesterday morning:

[fleetus macmullitz]

Tracy Weaver would like them Bufurds...

Shot with that sophisticated iPad Mini off my deck this am.

[GregWeld]

Whole lot of talent in the room!

[GregWeld]

My little automotive nirvana.........

[fleetus macmullitz]

Weld done.

[Sieg]

Similar ambiance...........



Hand held 1/30, f3.5, ISO 1000, 0 EV, no flash

Greg - What were the exposure settings on your image?

This is our traditional stop at the summit of Hwy 58 on the way to varmint hunt in Paisley. First time I went into this tavern was in 1981........ It's an iconic destination for the snowmobilers in the winter.

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by Sieg

Greg - What were the exposure settings on your image?

Nikon D7000
AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-200 f 3.5

ISO 1000 22mm 0 EV f/5 1/5

Hand held


Basically --- just using the "night scene" setting on the camera.

[GregWeld]

I went down to the "shed" to get something -- normally the flourescent lights are on 24/7 -- but with the warm weather we're having - I turned them off yesterday. I was surprised by the cool "scene" when I walked in... I liked the colors coming off the floor etc... so ran back to the house and grabbed the real camera. I should have used my mono-pod but it's out in the rig.


I wasn't trying to be artistic or get a particularly killer shot -- I just snapped a couple pics to see if I could capture the feeling.