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Photo of the Day: June 2011

OK, my post today is two-fold. First, I have a question. My hard drive is getting full and I need to get an external, but I'm unsure if I need to go with FW800, FW400, or USB, and also if a 5900 rpm or 7200 rpm drive is needed. I started a thread in the Mac Hardware section here. I figured I would ask in here too since I may end up using it for my photos in the future and you guys would know best what I need to edit with Aperture.

Ok, on to my photo. This is another one from the Kennedy Space Center.
 
ipodtoucher said:
I'm having tons of fun with this thing. It had been sitting on my shelf for a while until my Alternative Processes class made me use it again. Best ever!
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I did run across a site that can do lens cap conversions to make a Holga lens for a DSLR. A Google search should be able to find it again.

I'm sharing an iPhone shot today. I shot, clarified and polarized it with Camera+. That gave it the strong (and unrealistic) color, and the lens flare is typical iPhone camera behavior. I then cleaned it up and sharpened with PSE and Aperture. The lens flare was completely unplanned, but it was perfectly positioned with the cloud to make it look like a diving football player catching a ball.

I'm starting to get a collection of iPhone sky shots with added drama for effect. I'm going to make an effort to make these more often.


Diving Catch by Gerg1967, on Flickr
 
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Reliance

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Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
Exposure: 0.067 sec (1/15)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 28 mm
ISO Speed: 800
Exposure Bias: -2 EV
 
rusty2192 said:
OK, my post today is two-fold. First, I have a question. My hard drive is getting full and I need to get an external, but I'm unsure if I need to go with FW800, FW400, or USB, and also if a 5900 rpm or 7200 rpm drive is needed. I started a thread in the Mac Hardware section here. I figured I would ask in here too since I may end up using it for my photos in the future and you guys would know best what I need to edit with Aperture.

Ok, on to my photo. This is another one from the Kennedy Space Center.
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I recently purchased an iOmega ego blackbelt from B&H (actually it cost less than what it is listed for now). The 800 FW is the way to go for now. I am sure thuderbolt devices will be out in the near future, but at what cost and when is the question, which does not help you right now. Anyway, that's my 2c.:)
 
Keleko said:
I'm sharing an iPhone shot today. I shot, clarified and polarized it with Camera+. That gave it the strong (and unrealistic) color, and the lens flare is typical iPhone camera behavior. I then cleaned it up and sharpened with PSE and Aperture. The lens flare was completely unplanned, but it was perfectly positioned with the cloud to make it look like a diving football player catching a ball.

[url=http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5033/5802938136_6e853863c4_b.jpg]Image[/url]
Diving Catch by Gerg1967, on Flickr
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Despite the heavy editing, I really enjoy your photo. At first glance, I thought it was a boy jumping for a ball...
 
First Post, go easy.

Not sure if i uploaded this properly. But i'd love some feedback on the shot. Thanks in advance
 

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NeverhadaPC said:
Despite the heavy editing, I really enjoy your photo. At first glance, I thought it was a boy jumping for a ball...
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I don't usually do heavy editing, but sometimes it produces something very interesting.

Not much editing on today's beyond the usual levels, contrast and sharpening edits I usually do. Times like this I wish I had a real macro lens, but I do like that I was able to get a lot of the web in this shot.


Spider's Parlor by Gerg1967, on Flickr
 
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Hey, no offense taken. I know you're just trying to let me know the rules. I thought to were referring to the thumbnail rule, not the one picture per post rule.

Thanks for the tip on focusing on the eyes!
 
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