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Upgrade from PC to Mac in 2012
What's New:
- Mac Mini i7 with Radeon HD 6630
- Internal 128GB SSD Samsung 830
- Internal 750GB Seagate Momentus
- External 2TB Seagate Barracuda
- Genius Facecam 1020 (crap)
- Samsung Portable Blu-Ray Writer
- Apple Full Keyboard (Plus 2 USB)
What I've Keeped:
- Wacom Bamboo Fun (no money for Intuos 5).
- Dell U2311H IPS
- Alhva Hood (cheap, bud works)
- A bunch of chargers
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Strobist info :
Main light :
On the right side (quite middle axis), a GODOX QT600ii through an octabox 90 cm (1/1 Power).
Rim light 1 :
On the left and rear side of the model, a GODOX QT600ii through an stripbox at 1/1 power.
Rim light 2 :
On the right and rear side of the model, a GODOX QT600ii through an stripbox at 1/1 power.
All was triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Post processing :
skin soft retouch / eyes work / Dodge and Burn / Color search / Add a small vignet.
I digitally painted a photo that I originally shot back during Hurricane Sandy on Atlantic Beach today. I've piddled around with painting before, but today I put the mouse away, busted out the Wacom and actually finished one.
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I visited the area around Northumbria University around xmas to do some Long Exposures. Not long after shooting this i was apprehended by 2 jobsworth security guards and asked to leave lol.
Shot info : Sigma 17-70 f2.8- f4, Hoya NDX400
Processing : After doing some perspective correction on the original RAW file I created an Overlay Layer with 50% Grey then used a technique which is a non destructive way of dodging and burning. I made a selection of the right hand building to seperate it then painted the rest of the scene with a black brush set to approx 35% Opacity to darken the sky and left hand building.
To tidy up the selection on the right hand building which had a very fine halo along the top and side i used the Clone Tool at 800% to remove it. To do all of this i used my Wacom Intuos 5 Pen Tablet which i bought in November. At first i hated using it but am starting to get the hang of it now and its yielding some great results especially with the cloning/selections ive used.
Big thanks to Julia Anna Gospodarou, Stefanie Loges & Paul Appleby for the tips :)
Sunday morning, got my coffee, Pearl Jam blazing on speakers and editing... I'm feeling pretty good :-)
Model: Katrine
This is what I spend most of the time on this image editing. Sometimes it is the little things :-)
I'm starting to get the hang of Wacom Intuos Pro.
And if you can't see the other image that is due to it being set to Moderate.
Lawyer(and cousin in law) headshot
Main: Roverlight
Hair: SB700
Kick: Photogenic 320w w/grid
Pop up background.
My first retouch using Wacom Intuos art. Took a bit longer, but much more fun.
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Sony A7R2 + 55mm f1.8 1/200 at f10 iso50
Strobist info :
One cross light on the right side, a GODOX QT600ii through an octabox 90 cm (1/2 Power) - One rim light on the left side, a little behind the model, a GODOX QT600ii in a strip box (1/1 full power). All was triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Post processing :
skin soft retouch / / Dodge and Burn / Color search / Add a small vignet on the wall.
It takes a lot to get us excited here at Jeremy Hammons Photography. Getting a new L lens or a new 2013 mustang usually gets us pretty amped....So you can imagine how getting in a fresh shipment of Wacom Intuos 5 pen nibs makes us feel!!!!
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Photoshop doodle/ quick study from reference photo. Drawn in photoshop cs5 with the wacom
More photoshop sketches will be added to my blog periodically...
I wish I could what she was doing. This will have to do for now. Playing with my new used Intuos tablet.
Just in time for Sliders Sunday.
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Strobist info :
Main light :
On the right side (quite middle axis), a GODOX QT600ii through an octabox 90 cm (1/1 Power).
Rim light 1 :
On the left and rear side of the model, a GODOX QT600ii through an stripbox at 1/1 power.
Rim light 2 :
On the right and rear side of the model, a GODOX QT600ii through an stripbox at 1/1 power.
All was triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Post processing :
skin soft retouch / eyes work / Dodge and Burn / Color search / Add a small vignet.
Visit my new website : nicobert.com
Sony A7R2 + 55mm f1.8 1/200 at f10 iso50
Strobist info :
One cross light on the right side, a GODOX QT600ii through an octabox 90 cm (1/2 Power) - One rim light on the left side, a little behind the model, a GODOX QT600ii in a strip box (1/1 full power). All was triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Post processing :
skin soft retouch / / Dodge and Burn / Color search / Add a small vignet on the wall.
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Strobist info :
One light facing the model on his left side, a GODOX AD200 through a small octabox at 1/32 power.
One light behind the model on his right side behind and higher in a small diffuser + blue gel a GODOX AD200 through a small octabox at 1/128 power.
Triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Take a look at my & my blog for before & after photos
Routines are boring,
Especially of a morning.
Tea or toast?
I prefer orange juice the most.
A shower or bath?
I’m too tired to laugh.
Off to work or back to bed?
If only there were two devils at the side of my head...
Basically, the concept here relates to routine boredom. I'm not a particularly bad 'morning person' but it does take me a while to get going.
I seem to be missing energy lately, no matter how much I eat or sleep!
So tomorrow morning, it'll be morning tea, some form of breakfast (if I can manage to cook something) and a cold shower! Until I can magically be full of energy and happiness every morning I wake.
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Finally took a photo of my desk...
On it (from left to right):
* Drobo
* Airport Extreme
* Creature Speakers
* 2.4 Ghz Unibody MacBook named Venetia on a mStand
* My glasses
* 20" Apple Cinema Display
* iPhone 3G
* Apple Keyboard
* Intuos Mouse & Tablet
This was my alternative shot for yesterday's Macro Mondays theme of Hobbies.
The tip of my Wacom stylus pen for the Intuos tablet, and a selection of spare nibs in the base of its holder, all of which I use to while away the hours on my various photography
projects.
This is another old picture that I found in my hard drive.. I can't take new pictures because I havent found models on this exchange yet, so that's why Im editing old pictures.
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Strobist info :
One cross light on the right side, a GODOX QT600ii through an octabox 90 cm (1/2 Power) - One rim light on the left side, a little behind the model, a GODOX QT600ii in a strip box. All was triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Post processing :
I put another background (black was too sad) / skin retouch / Eyes work / Dodge and Burn / Color search (hard to find) / micro contrast
Desktop: Mac Pro 2009 8-core hooked up to dual 24 inch Samsung dispays, Bose companion 5 speakers, and a Wacom Intuos 4 Large tablet onto my keyboard tray modded onto my keyboard tray
some where between Marseille and Cannes, France.
Shooting:
Exposure: 1/1000
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 55mm
RAW
Gear:
Tamrac N-25 - Shock Absorber Camera Strap
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PASO 6 (Final) Colorización: En este paso apliqué color y agregué algunos pincelazos para mejorar la composición. :}
Hice al personaje llorando, pero igual tiene esa misma mirada inexpresiva que lo caracteriza, el la historia del juego no hace otra cosa sino llorar, creo que nunca sonríe...
Está subido al 60% del original, calidad 12 de Photoshop CS4 JPEG 16840 x 1684 pxl.
Espero que les haya gustado!!!! Gracias por sus comentarios!!!!
Lost Odyssey es un RPG desarrollado por Mistwalker, junto con Feelplus, para la Xbox 360.
Diseño de personaje: por el Mangaka 井上 雄彦 Inoue Takehiko.
Historia por: el "padre" de la prestigiosa saga Final Fantasy, 坂口 博信Hironobu Sakaguchi.
Ilustración Digital (Fanart) por: Juan Camilo Bedoya Vargas.
Photoshop CS4. Tableta Wacom Intuos 3.
Enero de 2010
Photoshop CS2 + Wacom Intuos 3 Tablet @ My Desktop PC.
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I'm going to start doing more digital portraits again. They're fun, quick-paced and I can shower them with meticulous, spontaneous detail.
I just spent the last few hours re-reading one of my favourite comic books of all time: Blankets. For those of you who read these descriptions, but don't know what Blankets is about, you're missing out. It's a beautifully-crafted memoir of adolescence through the eyes of a young child brought up as a fundamentalist Christian. From an artistic standpoint, I've come to appreciate Thompson's work even more than when I first bought the book a few years ago. His lines are fluid and as expressive as anything I've seen in ink painting. His thought bubbles, font choices (mostly hand-written, but still consciously selected) and verbiage are all dripping with a strange, aching effervescence. The book is pure beauty, made even better by the fact that it tells a story many can either relate to or empathize with.
Questioning God has been a matter of concern for me since halfway through elementary school and I'm still not 100% sure where I stand on it. I know I couldn't disagree more with fundamentalists from any major world religion, but at the same time, spirituality is something that interests me. Blankets is all about this. It interests me because I know that when (if) I grow old, I'll want to know there was a point to my life. Everyone can understand wanting remembrance. And the existence or non-existence of God in the face of eternity heavily weighs in on this.
For a while now, I've been battling the nihilism that has congealed as a result of the so-called "post-modern," line of thinking our generation has espoused. I haven't beaten it yet. A part of me still believes that we're only here for a small amount of time and that once that time frame is over, that's it. There is only life, death and the brief interim in between where we must try and make as big a dent in the lives of the other transitory figures that populate our so-called lives. It's depressing. How ephemeral we are.
But I think Thompson summed his view on the matter up nicely. By the end of his memoir, he has overcome the hurdle of fundamentalism. Though he still believes in the teachings of Jesus and the majority of Christianity, he understands the cultural roadblocks and ego-death of dogma. He has gotten over his first love. These facets of his life, and his life as a whole he realizes, are as fleeting as frost.
And yet, he comes to this poetic and beautifully realized conclusion:
"Sometimes, upon waking,
The residual dream can be more appealing than reality.
For a while, you feel like a ghost
Not fully materialized and unable to manipulate your surroundings.
Or else, it is a dream that haunts you. You wait with the promise of your next dream.
But the act of waking is dependent upon remembering.
We use ritual as a mnemonic device,
Holiday as a ritual with meaning,
And the seasons as increments of measurement.
How satisfying it is to leave a mark on a blank surface.
To make a map of my movement.
No matter how temporary."
More digital portraiture at milestsang.com.
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Can't get enough of Kuwait towers, its always beautiful from any angle at any time
Shooting:
Exposure: 8 sec
Aperture: f/13
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 10 mm
RAW
Gear:
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Well, as where I come from there's no snow, this was my first photoshooot in the snow here in Belgium! During my exchange, I found it very cold and hard to work with the model, I prefer warm weather to do photoshoots, but I still like the results and the snowy landscape
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The young man's introspective expression suggests he is deeply immersed in self-reflection, pondering personal matters or engaging in internal dialogue. The color grading scheme and dramatic lighting further emphasize the pensive and serious mood, inviting the viewer to wonder about the complex inner world and unspoken feelings behind his thoughtful eyes.
هذه الصوره اهداء للجميع، يمكنك استخدامها بدون اي تصريح مني بذلك
فقط اذكر اسمي وشكرا :)
this photo is a gift to everyone, please use it without my permission
just credit my name and enjoy :)
Celebrating a golden jubilee Kuwait earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records
الاحتفال بالذكرى الـ 50 للمصادقة على الدستور الكويتي
Kuwait’s 50th Constitution Day Celebration
Shooting:
Exposure: 5.3 sec.
Aperture: f/8.0
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 15 mm
RAW
Processing:
- in Lightroom adjusting tone, presence, detail.
Gear:
Nikon MC-DC2 Remote Release Cord
I buy all my photo gear from Adorama, they are the best in the business, they have international shipping, superb costumer service and best prices, some times i order from Amazon too, they sell everything you can imagine, they have outstanding costumer service and best prices.
Quite surprisingly, and to my big disappointment, the least enjoyable experience from my recent trip to New York was the one I was most excited about; observation deck at the Empire State Building.
Forget about romantic Hollywood depictions of the Empire State Building. Forget about Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr from 'An Affair to Remember' or Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan from 'Sleepless in Seattle'. Forget about kind attendants who let Tom stay on the deck after they closed already. In fact, forget all King Kong movies too.
Whole experience of getting to the top of the building and the observation deck itself was stuff of nightmares. Endless triple-S queues at the ticket box. Unbelievably tight, airport class security inclusive of x-ray machines, metal detectors and pat-downs. Quite unpolitely, my entire camera bag was disassembled and all of its contents spread all over the table. They removed pretty much everything from it which had any metal in it inclusive of my tripod, baby tripod, filter mount plus adapter rings, tiny screwdriver and few other items. By the time I got to the top, I had nothing but my camera on me with 2 lenses. Nothing to stablize it with for long exposures. I was angry and disappointed. Exposure bracketing was going to be a major challenge to say the least. But that was just the beginning of that afternoon.
Once I got on the platform, it was like being at the train station at the rush hour on Monday. Screaming kids. Selfie-obsessed teens taking 100 shots in a row with that stupid selfie-stick. They would not move from the spot! Swarms of tourists and security guards moving them around like sheep.
There's a tall metal fence all around the platform which makes it impossible to get a clean shot unless you push your camera through one of its weird openings and placed onto a concrete ledge. Once the camera is through, you can't really bring your face close to the camera and that makes it awfully difficult to focus or properly operate its dials and buttons. On top of that, I kept getting pushed around by the masses of unruly tourist who were snapping the shots over my head, under my armpits and in between my legs. It was insane.
I started snapping at 5:30 pm and darker it got, more people were coming. It was PACKED! Every spot at the fence was taken and I knew I had to stay where I was. If I moved, I'd lose it and with it, my single chance to capture this panorama. So I waited for the perfect light at the same spot for one full hour while getting kicked in the ribs about 20 times. It was great.
When the blue hour kicked in, I set my camera to shoot only 3, instead of usual 5 bracketed exposures. I didn't have my Promote Remote Control for the job so I set my camera on a self-timer, programmed to shoot with the built-in bracketing from -3EV to +3EV. No tripod meant I had to improvise by pressing the camera against the concrete ledge with full force, using my entire body weight. That -almost- worked. While I was doing my last bracketed frame, I got kicked by a tourist beside me and that caused the camera to move a bit...the shot was ruined, so was the whole panorama. I had to re-shoot it three times before I got the clean, sharp series.
tech: 3 horizontal frames, each blended with 3 bracketed exposures. I used Canon 5d Mk3 with Canon 24-105mm lens, set at 100mm / f7.1.
Software: Lightroom 4.4, Photoshop 5.1, Photoshop CC, Nik Software plugins, Topaz plugins.
Processed on Win 7 x64 HP Pavilion DV-8 laptop and Wacom Intuos 3 tablet
A friend wanted me to take some pictures of his Lotus Exige. I jumped at the chance as I'd always wanted to photograph the car. Night time offered a great opportunity for me to not only shoot this awesome car, but also to try out my Zebralight SC600 LED torch. The car was 'painted with light' using the Zebralight torch and a wireless shutter release. A few different exposures were taken and the best bits of each were then blended together and edited to create the final image you see here. I spent a good 5-6 hours with the Wacom tablet removing blemishes and imperfections in the car. I printed this and the other image I took of the car on metallic paper for him. I was very proud of the end result and he was extremely happy with the images. I'm hopefully going to be doing another shoot of this car in the daylight. Watch this space!
16/07/2012 - update - as per some comments below, it has been brought to my attention that the image has a tint to it. As such I have corrected this and re-uploaded the image sans tint. :)
This is a premier college dorm workspace for the standing minimalist creative. Armed with beautiful multicolored led indirect lighting and a bevy of creative input devices (Intuos Pro, 3D Space Mouse, and more), the creative artist can make the most of his three high definition monitors and creative cloud subscription. The gamer will uses the TrackIR Head tracking, beefy sound system, and Nvidia 3D (with 3D vision glasses) surround to dominate his competition--the dongle is hidden behind the desk threshold. Also; Thank you to my awesome friend Jason Demeter for contributing his camera.
Ayer aprendí a utilizar mi tableta gráfica y empecé a hacer este dibujo para probar ^-^ Me he quedado muy satisfecha con el resultado porque no esperaba que me saliera así XD Espero que os guste ♥
★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
Yesterday I learn how to use my grphic tablet, so I decided to make this drawing for try ^-^ I really like the result and I hope you like it too! ♥
When you have time, a few post-it notes, and Photoshop.
I am new to PS: made use of a terrific deal for which I got an Intuos4 pen tablet and Photoshop CS5 (through a bundled software upgrade) all for less than the regular price of PS alone The offer is through Wacom (the tablet maker): www.wacom.com/intuos/bonus-software.php
I'm fidning the tablet is great for general computer work and is godsend for doing brushwork/touch-ups on photos (my wrist is much happier!)
But, just in case you're wondering, this is one picture rotated and flipped 4 times. No other manipulation
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Sony A7R2 + 55mm f1.8 1/200 at f10 iso50
Strobist info :
One cross light on the right side, a GODOX QT600ii through an octabox 90 cm (1/2 Power) - One rim light on the left side, a little behind the model, a GODOX QT600ii in a strip box (1/1 full power). All was triggered with a GODOX X1-T.
Post processing :
skin soft retouch / / Dodge and Burn / Color search / Add a small vignet on the wall.
2010.08.08 | Silent Wood Place
My current workspace.
Decided that I needed to clean, and clean I did. Moved all of my external hard drives to underneath the desk, along with the Wacom Intuos 9x12 when it's not in use. Got rid of the Magic Mouse and MX Revolution I had, removed the mousepad and replaced it with a Logitech Performance Mouse MX for use on the glass.
After doing some Columbo style investigating on Friday night and Saturday morning about what height the tide had to be to breach the WW2 Tank Defence Blocks at Blyth i just knew Saturday at 3.30 was the time i had to be there! It was high tide then which coincided with the golden hour but as i was about to break the news to Wifey it started snowing :[ Now i wasnt gonna get another chance as other high tides were pretty much after sunrise in the coming days then after that they dip below 5 metres so not to be defeated i broke the news, got a few frowns then it was on. We would go together as Claire was worried i'd be swept away lol.
Upon arriving the sky was just awesome! Massive big storm clouds, rain on the horizon or water being carried across the sea, rainbows to the North, the sky lighting up to the West... i didnt know where to look :O As we ran over the grass towards the promenade i noticed the brilliant clouds above the Beach Huts so fired off a few iPhone shots before running to the beach in anticipation...
Would the blocks be in the seas grasp or would they be high and dry??
Woohoo, the sea was raging with wave after wave crashing around them much to my joy but to Claires dismay :D I ran down through the dunes to the short stretch between the Southern most Groynes to blocks that arent even on Flash Earth and got set up.
I had a vision, very long exposures with flat milky water... well after my first shot i realised this just was not gonna happen! The sea was relentless, i was up to my knees and poor Eric was taking a battering. (Erics my tripod) :P
I had mounted my Hoya 6 Stop Filter on the 10-20 before hand as you can still compose with it on then i was adding my Hoya NDX400 which is nearly 9 stops so was getting around 4 minute exposures. With sea like this that was just impossible! I had plunged the tripod feet well into the sand but you heard crack after crack as rocks clattered the legs over and over. I tried many different shots but in the end had to dump the darker ND and go for some wooshery action and oh was there some wooshery going on :D I captured some shots at that section then moved on to the blocks i had originally came to shoot. There must be about 20 stretched out between the last groyne and the broken poo pipe. (People whove been will think that sounds normal lol)
Anyway upon getting in position it became clear that as with the first set of blocks the tide was too lairy and maybe a bit too high... By now Claire was shaking badly with the cold so i cracked on and got some more wooshery shots after trying a few more long exposures (which are all crap).
This one seemed to jump out in Adobe Bridge so after converting to mono in Silver Efex Pro 2 here it is :)
Have to say that these were the best conditions ive seen, if not very good for your camera gear! Mother Nature in its rawest form :O
Special mention to Claire for being understanding and also tagging along... she was frozen to the bone when we got back to the car but i have to mention one of the funniest things ive seen! Upon agrreing to wrap in i unscrewed my Hoya filter and opened the box but the bloody foam disc flew out onto the dunes past her. She chased after it and every time she went to grab it it flew off again which had me pissing my self... Eventually she caught it after it somehow got impaled on a twig lol
Atleast it warmed her up a bit lol
If you guys have ~~Anita~~ on your Friends List check out her awesome woosh shot from just South of these blocks on the same day, infact probably within the same hour :)
Illustration of Marilyn Monroe done with a Wacom Intuos 3 Grapics Tablet using Adobe Illustrator.
This is, by far, my most popular illustration. People just love Marilyn i suppose.
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Strobist info :
One QT600II in an octabox facing the model slightly on the left side (main light).
2 bares QT600II lighting the background on each sides of the model (+making slight rim light on the face and fingers).