Model. Krista
Hair/Makeup. Todd

Like my previous two entries, this is a partial HDR; i.e. the foreground was created with FDRTools while the sky was dropped in from the original exposure. Unlike the previous two though, this one was constructed from a single RAW file rather than a bracketed sequence. The net result is that there's more noise in this one (though it's not especially obvious at this resolution) so a bracketed sequence would have produced a technically better image. In this case though it just wasn't possible as the plastic basket was vibrating in the wind; i.e. there would have been too much movement between the different frames to produce an HDR from multiple exposures.

captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?

3.59pm on 3/10/08 Canon 400D Tamron AF 11-18mm 11mm f/8.0 1/320 aperture priority +1/3 evaluative 100 no RAW FDRTools and C1 Pro minor

TAKEN AT:
Amalia beach (the other side)
Vicentina Coast
Portugal


TECHNIQUE:
White Balance manual, Raw, B+W -10 stops
Photoshp CS3, "Levels", "Smart unsharp".

Nog een scene uit 'Van Tafel'. Deze innovatieve productie van Saskia Jeulink (a.k.a. Theaterplatform Roodhoofd) was te zien in het Universiteits Theater.

This is the first shot with the new Nikon D300 and Nikkor 16-85mm VR lens and I'm really happy with the quality of the photo. In fact, I can hardly wait to go out and shoot more. :)
I shot it very quickly at work (I made only two shots) and without using flash (only available TL light) at ISO 640. I was very surprised to see the low amount of noise, especially compared to my D70s.

In the picture, you can see Emmanuel Delcon, IT Consultant and also an amateur photographer like me. If you have the time, please visit his brand new photoblog "Digi:1" here:
http://digi.symbiosys.be/