Feezy

Looks great. I really like your most recent round of shots.

adrs2k

Thanks. Trying some new stuff, and learning how to do multiple exposures and combine them in post. The side profile and this shot below are 100% real, just captured at different exposures and then combined in post. Figured it was time to learn some new tricks and make better use of my new lens.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/adrs2k/11657046923/http://www.flickr.com/photos/adrs2k/11657046923/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/adrs2k/, on Flickr

TheFobb

What lens and body are you shooting with?

adrs2k

^ Nikon D90 and Nikon 80-200mm 2.8.

TheFobb

I'm not too familiar with Nikon, is that a crop or a full frame?

Also did you mean the 70-200? Unless Nikon makes 80-200 which is pretty rad. I love my 70-200 2.8, creates real nice bokeh.

adrs2k

1.5x crop, and yes 80-200 2.8.

TheFobb

Cool, I'm digging your photo

TomSolo

Does Photoscape allow you to create composite photos or are you using another program? GIMP??

adrs2k

I am using GIMP for combining exposures (pm me, I found a great tutorial) and a few other tweaks in GIMP, then I move over to photoscape. I typically bounce between the two programs because some tools work better in one program then the other. Example, for some reason the clone stamp in photoscape was leaving some traces of the power lines, but in GIMP I could use the heal tool and there were zero traces. Its not productive to use both programs back and forth, but when I go out and focus on only 1-2 shots I dont mind spending the extra time processing. When shooting meets or events, I pretty much just stick to photoscape so I can crank photos out quicker.

berny2435

getta photobooth you two guys joking


Talk about no desire to work right now.. . the plant left early about an hour ago.. .