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Had a little walk down the seafront as I was itching to press the shutter button on my camera as I was getting withdrawal symptoms spending so much time away from it.
Took a few shots using my Hitech pro stopper to try and master this new piece of kit.
This was taken using my Hitech pro stopper combined with my Lee 0.9 ND grad.
This was an exposure of 308 seconds made possible by my tripod and trusty cable release and bulb mode.
I have got better at the colour correction by doing it manually which takes a few seconds but there is always a funny tint to my pictures with this filter.
Also there is definently a softness with this filter which is annoying, I have read this is where the Lee big stopper beats the Hitech as the Lee has much better contrast and clarity.
Anyway when converted to mono a lot of these sins get hidden which is great but not so good if you want to keep the picture in colour.
Post Processing
Converted to mono with efex.
Used control points along the sky to darken it down in efex.
Added an 's' curve for contrast.
Dodged and burned to taste.
Selected the sky only and reduced the grain to smooth it out.
Finished off with unsharp mask for detail and clarity.
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Esta es una de las fotos que he publicado en el Canonikos 19 que acaba de ver la luz. Espero que os guste. No os podéis perder este número!
Uno de esos atardeceres que parece que va a pasar sin pena ni gloria, de repente se tiñe de color y te sorprende... Del pasado domingo en Sonabia.
Imagen tomada ayer mismo en Barrika. El mar estaba con ganas, así que decidí jugar un rato con él.
Una tarde de fotos, encuentro y charla agradable.
Formatt-Hitech Firecrest 82mm Ultraslim polariser
Formatt-Hitech Firecrest ND 1.8
(Pyrénées-Atlantiques)
30 seconds @ f16 | 100 ISO | 12mm | Hitech 0.9 GND
Still processing my shots from last weekend, I took this at whitby on Monday morning. The shape of the piers and the use of the 10-20 make it look as though I'm out at sea when in fact I was stood at the end of the West Pier. The 30 second exposure has also smoothed out the water and added a little blur to the clouds.
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NIKON D800 with 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 24mm, f/9.5, 20 sec, ISO 50, Hitech Prostop filter
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Myself and Greg headed down to Brooklyn for our first shoot together in New York City. It turns out that the weather was on our side, so we manage to get a great sunset coupled with some storm clouds. Sadly during the shoot, we got chased off by a park ranger in a massive hat, but we relocated (slightly) and got some decent shots.
This is a blend of two images, one for the water and the lights, and the other for the sky and buildings. If you're interested in learning digital blending, then contact me for skype / email lessons, or I can arrange private or group tutorials in the London area. If you're in another country, keep an eye on where I'm travelling through Facebook and I might be able to teach in your country soon!
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NIKON D800 / ISO 100 / f/8 / 1/30s / Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8 @ 22mm / Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park, United States
A fleeting but intense sunrise greeted the day at Runswick Bay this morning.Love visiting this place.
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Take as part of my review on the Brand new Hitech Pro ND 10 Stop.
Full review is available here www.dannylintonphotography.com/blog/2011/06/05/hitech-pro...
The above image was taken at Three Cliffs an hour or 2 before sunset, With the Hitech Pro ND i was able to capture a 134 second exposure to create a mirror effect over the sea.
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Ojos negros, Teruel
Realizada con un porta filtros Lucroit y un filtro inverso Hitech de un paso, para controlar la contaminación lumínia
Taken with a Nikon D800 + 14-24mm f2, 8 + Filter Holder Lucroit + Inverse Hitech GND 0.3
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Under Penang Bridge,Penang
Single Exposure
Nikon D90 | Tokina 12-24 f4 | Hitech ND1.2 + SinghRay RGND0.9
f16 | 20s | ISO-100 |
Kelvin WB
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The old faithfull bedside lamp and black card.
Ok, the lamp is really hi-tech, touch control with three levels of illumination, wow. 😁
Probando el Sigma 8-16 con el portafiltros Lucroit y el Hitech Pro Stop ND10
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Shot with 100x100 Formatt Hitech Firecrest 3.9 ND filter.
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Canon EOS 50D
EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
20sec • f/22 • 12 mm • ISO 100
HITECH Filters
RAW proccessed with Digital Photo Pro
TIFF proccessed with Adobe Photoshop CS3
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ISO 100 | ƒ3.5 + 1/10 Secs (Waves) | ƒ7.1 + 1/10 Secs (Sky) | Hitech .9s ND Grad
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