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Exploring handheld shooting at ISO2000. 10:30 morning sunlight but this high ISO allowed for a good ss and sharp and pronounced results without a tripod. Of course the Zf has excellent stabilization so that helped a lot too.

The shot was taken handheld with an exposure of 6seconds using the Panasonic G9 and the Pana Leica 8-18 at 8mm.

Mamiya RB67 / Kodak Portra 160NC (expired) / Epson v750

Handheld stacking

Stack #: 12 shots

Camera: Sony A7Rii

Lens : Canon L 100mm f2.8 macro

Lights: Natural

Handheld, blurry movement, Brecon Beacons, Wales

Handheld. Manual settings.

Handheld focus stack of 4 images. Shot with XT3 and Venus Laowa 60mm f2.8. Didn't have a flash with me so its a bit more grainy than I would have preferred.

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Canon EOS 7D Mark II and Canon EF 300mm F4 L IS USM with K&F Concept Nano-X MRC CPL filter

Handheld, SOOC

Mom asking where the green beer is...

This weekend is photos resurrection day for me! ;) This is another shot which i think i've managed to revive from the grave. It seems that i really do not have much luck with photos to do with horses.. they just seem to turn out overly exposed or noisy :-| i reckon i don't get on well with horses haha!..maybe cos i'm not as well hung like them LOL! However fyi i'm getting there tho :P you wouldn't want to know :D Have a great sunday tomorrow!

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About

 

The Horse Drawn Trams at Victor Harbor

 

* As repeated in my previous horse drawn trams photo :)

The Victor Harbor Horse Drawn Trams are a South Australian icon and have been serving visitors to Granite Island and Victor Harbor since 1894. The tram uses 14 Clydesdale Horses on a rotational basis with the trams accommodating approximately 50 passengers. Each horse works only two shifts a week with the trams running on roller bearings, to make it easy work for them.

 

It's iconic image and unsurpassed service to approximately 180,000 visitors to Victor Harbor each year provides a memorable journey for people of all backgrounds and establishes a fond memory of the Fleurieu Peninsula region for all age groups.

 

The Shot

 

1 exposure shot (0 EV) taken handheld using the Canon kit lens EF-S 18-55mm lens and polarized light filter

 

Photomatix

 

- Tonemapped generated HDR using single file conversion with detail enhancer option

 

Photoshop

 

- Added 1 layer effect of 'curves' to increase the contrast

- Added 1 layer effect of 'warm' photo filter to enhance the atmosphere of the sunset feel

- Added 1 layer effect of 'saturation' (master) to slightly increase the overall saturation;

- Applied slight dodging on the horses & carriages

- Applied noise reduction

- Used 'unsharp mask' (as always) on the background layer

 

You

 

All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are (as always) welcome.

 

Video

 

Victor Harbor Horse Trams

 

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Taken handheld through some clouds with my homemade solar filter, ISO 50 1/8 sec f/8 Manual

My First dslr video of a munching squirrel

  

background piano by W Jonathan (used it without permission)

  

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My wife Dee & I spent the day birding at a new location in Pennsylvania. This was our first visit to the area and we were looking for birds to photograph. After walking about 1/4 mile down a gravel trail we came upon this beautiful waterfall. I had my camera set up for birding not shooting long exposure waterfall shots. I had the wrong lens and no tripod for long exposures. So I had to use what I had and shoot handheld. Here I am shooting the falls handheld in the next shot. I could only shoot the very top part of this beautiful waterfall with the lens I had on my camera. You can bet that Dee and I will make a return trip real soon with the right equipment. I really want to see these falls in Autumn when all the fall colors are bursting.

         

   

handheld of (Agraulis vanillae)

using Sony DSC H5 & VCL-DH1758

Handheld ...

Handheld with 50mm Minolta MC Macro Rokkor-QF F/3.5 lens @ F/8

Handheld in the backyard - Auto ISO - some noise

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