Yea that sky is perfect for HDR

 

What do you guys think of this one?

it was a test shot for exposure. I shot it at an odd angle, but i think i manage to recover it with lots of cropping

 

HDR = too much time Im willing to spend on the photo haha

 

Should have paned it down a bit. your car is not the center of attention anymore.

 

heres another one.


on a side note, before anyone critiques, Im aware of the flash reflection
1. i was to lazy to paint it out.
2. I was using on camera flash and was too lazy to mount the flash on the stand.

 

Hey Don - http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=675076

 

cool, you love saturation....but there's such thing as too much...which this is a perfect example of

 

SON OF A BLEEEEEEEEP....

i just spent half that on a vacuum cleaner and a steam cleaner...

 

Keep in mind photos will look different on different monitors.. unless we're all calibrated. Also when you export for web, there is color loss, saturation, luminance, etc..

What might look fine on one person's monitor might look really wack on another... in the end, anyone who is semi-serious photographer needs to have their monitor's calibrated.

 

FTL.. time to crack open that credit card haha.. it's an awesome price.

 

I like the blue

Cheers ^^

 

definitely...and the CC is in the back of my mind right no...just dont wanna set a bad example for Elijah since he doesn't know how to manage his money and i keep telling him not to use his CC

 

regardless of if thats how it looked or not...it does not look right in the image...

 

I know what you mean... I tell Chris to not finance mods.. (for anything, car, camera, etc).. do it only if you got the cash and can afford the loss.

It's a good deal, but you will live. Personally, I'd spend my money on the 12-24 instead. Did you take a look at it?

 

I wholeheartedly agree with the importance of a calibrated monitor.

 

Cash Money YO! i only use my CC for Gas and Food.

 

yeah...only thing killing me on it is how slow it is

 

is your monitor even calibrated?

 

super digg it.. is the lighting off to the side cause you were using that flash bracket or was that on a monopod?

 

I know what you mean.. 1D's are in a tough spot when it comes to lenses.. esp wides. 16-35 is great UWA and fast.. but not wide enough.. I think 14mm is gonna be the wide and fastest you will find for a 1D.

What do you plan on shooting with the 14mm? I don't disagree that fast lens is always nice, but depends on the context if it's needed too.