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Standing on strange streets, trying not to get run over :)

Markuswelder said:
Get your cows heads here. Bonus anti-Vampire wreath if you buy some hooves too.
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I couldn't look at that photo for very long. Had to scroll past quickly. Z04 975

I visited the wet markets in KL some years back and had to avert my eyes. :eek:
 
Shopping purchases. I think the S5 is astonishing. ISO 20,000 AFC with a pretty busy background. If I drop much below 1/320 when panning in the dark it really turns to $h!t with my limited panning skills, but if there's a little bit of light and I'm up to it, the camera delivers. I think I'm slowly improving. Might try my 50 F1.8 and see if that works better. Just playing really.

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  • Panasonic - DC-S5
  • 28.0-70.0 mm f/2.8
  • 70.0 mm
  • ƒ/2.8
  • 1/320 sec
  • Pattern
  • Manual exposure
  • -0.3
  • ISO 20000
 
Pete_W said:
Yes, the S5 and S5II really have amazing output at high ISO, and the colour rendition is great.
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Colours might be a bit whacky at the moment, I'm currently editing on a cheap little portable USB C monitor, and I'm not going to try and colour calibrate it.
I also notice quite a bit of a brightness and contrast difference between my editing software and web browser on the same monitor, even though I'm using the exact same monitor profile in both. It's a real minefield that is
 
CharlesH said:
If I click the photo it brings up a full screen version, but very low resolution, and with a button that says "Load full resolution 23.3MB". But if I click that, it never loads.
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Ha, after a long time waiting it finally came up as full resolution, 8318 x 3093 pixels. Good job, and a very nice picture.
 
CharlesH said:
Ha, after a long time waiting it finally came up as full resolution, 8318 x 3093 pixels. Good job, and a very nice picture.
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I thought it might have just been me, with slow internet speed here in mainland China. Oh well, can't expect too much for free I guess :)
I'm actually really surprised at just how well my older version of Adobe Elements stitches Panoramas together. That's 4 shots (from memory)with an Ultrawide lens, which I've never found easy to stitch. I'm no expert mind you, I've tried/played around with Hugin? before, I find Elements much easier and just seems to work.
I've looked really closely, and can't find any stitching errors. Not saying there isn't there though.
 
Markuswelder said:
I thought it might have just been me, with slow internet speed here in mainland China. Oh well, can't expect too much for free I guess :)
I'm actually really surprised at just how well my older version of Adobe Elements stitches Panoramas together. That's 4 shots (from memory)with an Ultrawide lens, which I've never found easy to stitch. I'm no expert mind you, I've tried/played around with Hugin? before, I find Elements much easier and just seems to work.
I've looked really closely, and can't find any stitching errors. Not saying there isn't there though.
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Normally I'd just pop that on Flickr and embed from there, but can't access it from here. imgBB is accessible from here, I tried it out years ago because you can embed images via your phone on forums -which Flickr makes extremely difficult on mobile platforms, and it saves me from having to resize all the images I want to post down to a size that I have no use for anywhere else.
I "think" my usual, standard 2048 pixel sized images load quite quickly from there though. Hard to tell as I've not got another device that's not logged in or holding anything in its cache.
Anything I've uploaded there from years ago seems to still be there, I haven't been hacked or anything, and it's free :)
Did I mention it's free? LoL.
 
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