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Handheld shot with a Pentax 67 SMC 105mm F2.4 lens

Handheld...SOOC :)

Tioman, Malaysian - Sept 2012

S95 + stacked close-up lenses + handheld torch

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I took this evening handheld! It has just been cropped a little. The more I use this camera the more I like it!

photgraphed by Matina

Desde la terraza.

From the terrace.

 

Ver Panorama Interactivo / Interactive Viewer

 

EXIF:

Canon 450d + Peleng.

ISO 100, f8, 1/1250

10 shots + N + Z (handheld) (painful masking in PS, due to the horrible parallax).

PTGUI + Enblend

  

Various Nintendo handhelds.

Handheld shot of the moon with my new Canon 100-400 USM II

Handheld with the Amazing 200-500 vr

Shot on Yashica Mat-124G handheld available light. TMAX 400.

The bigger of the trees at The King's Manor

AKG radio microphone with receiver, operating at 175000MHz.

 

HDR photo, 3 exposures,+/- 2 EV, handheld. And I also increased contrast in the red and green channel(using legacy)

Grand Canyon HDR +1,0,-1, Handheld, Photomatrix and Photoshop CC

 

using the Holga's bulb setting...

Shot this photo of the moon at the corner right outside my house. When I looked up and saw the moon with a slight halo around it, I thought to myself, "Hey, run inside and grab the camera, tripod, and Sears lens and take a photo of that." So I listened and obeyed. Of course, my Sears K mount 60-300 lens was "soft" so I couldn't use it on the tripod. During the longer exposures, the 300mm would become 100mm or less and the telephoto slid down the barrel. Oh well.

 

This shot is handheld at 300mm at the smallest aperture, manual focus. I wish I could have used the tripod, but I guess I will when I have a long telephoto that cost more than 8 bucks.

To be honest, most museums bore me. But the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston simply amazed me. My favorite exhibit, by far, was the Chihuly exhibit. Dale Chihuly is an American glass sculptor, and you can see one of his pieces in the photo above called the lime green icicle tower. More Chihuly to come…

 

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Details:

 

Photograph of: Museum Cafe

Taken from: Second Level

Camera Body: Canon 5D Mark II

Camera Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM

Additional Equipment: None

Exposure(s): (-2..0..+2) at f/4 and ISO 1000

Technique: Handheld

  

Processing:

 

- Import RAW files into Lightroom 3.3 to correct white balance

- Export TIFF files to Photomatix 4 and tonemapped using default preset (that’s right, default!)

- Re-import TIFF back into Lightroom 3.3 and export to Photoshop CS5

- Apply Topaz Adjust 4.1 to the image

- Apply Imagenomic Noiseware Professional 4.2 using the default preset

- Re-import back into Lightroom 3.3 and apply necessary contrast, clarity, vibrance, etc…

  

Resources:

 

Museum website: Museum of Fine Arts boston

 

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G9, ISO80 f/4.8 44.4mm 1/40s

Taken without a tripod, handheld using spot metering, I found that using the M option suits such situation as easy to change exposure and apperture.

frontview of handheld camera - Close Up shot of a man taking a picture.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24709288-frontv...

Taken handheld with Nikon 1 V1 and Nikkor VR 30-110 mm f/3.8-5.6 @49.3 mm.

The handheld being docked into included USB sync cradle. Handspring Visor was one of the first Palm-powered handhelds to connect to PC or Mac by USB. The cradle is used for data transfer only and cannot provide power to the battery-powered Visor.

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