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Creative Cycling pictures
by pritchet74 » Tue Jan 01, 2008 8:48 pm
Can someone PLEASE tell me how to take those focused but fuzzy pics????
Have you ever wondered if there was more to life, other than being really, really, ridiculously good looking?
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by LJ » Tue Jan 01, 2008 9:35 pm
Nice pictures Boonen/Adrien/maxxevv 
@ pritch, adrien is right...its a lot to do with the lens although PS can help make things look a little more interesting. A 5 min "interpretation" in PS of a rack of cycling shirts for instance.....
@ mike.k, I sure hope that wasnt plutonium on the tyre
I think maybe its a patch of oil that caught the light to produce that blue colour. I liked it so I made it a feature of the image.
@ pritch, adrien is right...its a lot to do with the lens although PS can help make things look a little more interesting. A 5 min "interpretation" in PS of a rack of cycling shirts for instance.....
@ mike.k, I sure hope that wasnt plutonium on the tyre
I think maybe its a patch of oil that caught the light to produce that blue colour. I liked it so I made it a feature of the image.-
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by Rasmus » Wed Jan 02, 2008 1:01 pm
Lightroom is starting to drive me bonkers with the incessive sharpening and whatnot. Or maybe it's just shotty JPEG export?
Look at the seemingly stroked MIDDLEBURN engraving (and never mind the FD that hasn't been adjusted yet)
Look at the seemingly stroked MIDDLEBURN engraving (and never mind the FD that hasn't been adjusted yet)
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by billyboy » Wed Jan 02, 2008 9:12 pm
Hopefully, this image will protect me from the exquistie power of the FALCON 
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by maxxevv » Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:45 am
Hey Lee,
here's another pair of pedals!
Its all a matter of setting the appropriate DOF (depth of field) using the appropriate aperture size focussed on the appropriate points in the target subject matter.
here's another pair of pedals!
Its all a matter of setting the appropriate DOF (depth of field) using the appropriate aperture size focussed on the appropriate points in the target subject matter.
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