Photography

**-Empty-Can-** · 10-29-2009 09:17 PM

That my favorite too. I sent it to a few people and they liked it alot too.

I might print the one of the street with the leaves too. The colors are nice. All natural

**PERVERTO** · 10-29-2009 09:31 PM

id nbump up the contrast a bit.

**-Empty-Can-** · 10-29-2009 09:41 PM

like this? Added a little hue too

**SAID** · 10-29-2009 09:43 PM

No, make blacks blacker.
Contrast *****

**-Empty-Can-** · 10-29-2009 09:44 PM

I did do that. Compare that one to the one in my sig. There is a difference.

**-Empty-Can-** · 10-29-2009 09:50 PM

this came out really cool .I just randomly put everything all the way up and put one bar all the way down.

**PERVERTO** · 10-29-2009 09:56 PM

ew ew ew no. no hue. no colour fucking with. just add some blacks

**PERVERTO** · 10-29-2009 09:59 PM

Wow, nearly lost my entire photobackup and 600gb of movies and 170gb of music.

for once, my pc saved my life. fuck knows why it fucked out on my mac.

**SAID** · 10-29-2009 10:08 PM

I was lucky enough too man.
I shoved everything on fucking data dvds and was lucky enough to restore everything.
And I can clearly see theres a difference but it can be so much better than that.
Keep fucking around with Lightroom and you'll get good results.

**UpstateHate585** · 10-29-2009 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by PERVERTO

If you are looking to print high quality ink jet prints at poster size, d40 isn't the best. But realistically how often are you going to be doing this. For a simple laser jet print at poster size d40 is fine. The quality won't matter too much.

well i probably would do it every once in a while. and would most likely take them somewhere that does big prints. i dont have a printer.

**kmcdon3960** · 10-29-2009 11:37 PM

emptycan, you still got the raw file for the who is detroit? you might be able to save the sky a little bit.
if you do, then try (before you desaturate)
1: curves
2: photo filter>red
3:desaturate
4:bright/contrast

I usually do these in layer masks so they can be adjusted independently throughout the entire process.

**Peter Reveen** · 10-30-2009 12:06 AM

wide angle lens for my rebel is 1400$

FUUck that

**PERVERTO** · 10-30-2009 12:35 AM

Canon. Why not buy a tokina 11-16 for 600$?

**PERVERTO** · 10-30-2009 12:36 AM

Or go back and retake the shot. shoot in raw and on a tripod and take multiple exposures

make it epic

**Peter Reveen** · 10-30-2009 12:48 AM

cause i was naive when i bought it should done research on other dslr's but it only cost 650 at the time fresh out the box and with the lens

**kmcdon3960** · 10-30-2009 07:19 AM

sigma 10-20 can be had for under $500, stopped down it's as good as the canon.
I was literally a couple feet from this wall when I shot this. I'm assuming you're looking at L glass for that price, but the ef-s 10-22 is only $750. The ef-s won't mount on a full frame body, but the sigma will mount, but not give a full image (you can always center crop though)

**kmcdon3960** · 10-30-2009 03:45 PM

Here's another reason you should get a superwide, you can get whacky angles. The sign and trees and fence were all straight up from the ground, but I was literally about 6cm away from this sign when I shot it, note how everything is twisted and skewed. Nothing like a fisheye, but still awesome

**reepa** · 10-30-2009 04:32 PM

How did she get this effect?
I wanna give it a bash

**UpstateHate585** · 10-30-2009 04:51 PM

my guess is either an older camera or some kinda photoshop/camera effect. i think gamma ray correction in photoshop can do something like that. idk tho.