Official Post Your DSLR Still Photography Thread

[Paul Leeming]

It's been a while since I posted here, so here's a few fresh ones:

 

[Paul Leeming]

And a couple of our Reds, because this is after all the Red forum

(Ok, last one is actually not from a DSLR but rather my Panasonic DMC-LX1, but I think it's arty enough to include!)

Enjoy!

Paul

 

[Peter Majtan]

Talking about Red One photos...:

There's nothing like redhead twins... (my photos)

Clockwise from top left:
- 15220' at 6:30AM on the summit of Sierra Negra (photo by Brent)
- Stereo Timelapse of Pico de Orizaba (photo by Julian)
- I just love this shot (credit goes to Brent)
- This rig is no lightweight... (photo by Brent)

 

[Tom Lowe]

Dude, awesome! What does shooting stereo do for timelapse?

Do you own those lenses, etc??

 

[Peter Majtan]

Dude, awesome!

Thanks Tom!

What does shooting stereo do for timelapse?

You would have to ask The Foundry for that. If You are going to IBC You can actually see it in 3D with few other shots from this weekend...

Do you own those lenses, etc??

ARRI Ultra Primes? I wish... Just rented for the weekend (three pairs of 16, 28 & 40). Actually those were little too fast for me, You can see them being stopped down to 11 for the timelapse...

However this is how they behaved in a very dark environment (4 AM mountain tunnel):

 

[Scott M]

Nice picture and a unique angle. I was there when those fires started from that thunder storm...that's if this picture is from this years fires.

Yes, I took that shot in Chico. Pretty wild time.

Paul and Peter, those are some sweet shots of the Red's.

 

[deepc0re]

Some of these are not shot digital, but anyway

 

[deepc0re]

 

[Esteban Sosnitsky]

I am an advertising photographer.
Very interested in your feedback.
www.esteban-sosnitsky.com
Trabajo means work
The other is the personal gallery.

 

[Mark Thorpe]

Some of my last images......

Some of my last images......

Love playing around with elements.....

I can see a Cat, an Afghan Hound, a Bird and two Whales, this is not 'Whacky Backy' smoke. Being a non smoker I used joss sticks.

This is from a idea previously posted.

Even in death there can be found beauty......MPE65mm @ 4 x lifesize.

Cheers,
Mark.

 

[P Andersson]

watch-a-5000-nikon-d3-dslr-fire-in-ultra-slow-motion

 

[Leon Bouknight]

Casnon Digital Shot

Casnon Digital Shot

Shot this in Honduras 2003.

 

[Stefan Scherperel]

Here are a few of my favorites

This was taken somewhere in between northern Italy and Switzerland, camera stitch using a tokina 12-24 shot vertically. I just had a print made that is 60" by 24"

Two of wife from trip to WA coast

model shoot a couple years back

 

[Stefan Scherperel]

part of my Farrel scholarship show during my college years

 

[Mark Thorpe]

Kudos Stefan......

Kudos Stefan......

Cracking images Stefan, love that model shot. Did you take the correct road in that first one.

Simplistic from Botswana........

Cheers,
Mark.

 

[Yannick Hagman]

Canon EOS 10D, 20mm, f3,5, 1/8s. Some CC.

Visit my facebook fanpage: Yannick Hagman

 

[Joe G.]

More relevant... Can we have a similar thread with stills from RED ONE footage (that's graded and competes with these)?

 

[Peter Majtan]

More relevant... Can we have a similar thread with stills from RED ONE footage (that's graded and competes with these)?

You mean like this...?:

From the summit of Sierra Negra (4,640 m / 15,220 ft) at 6:30AM. The mountain is the Pico de Orizaba (third tallest in North America). This still is from a timelapse sequence that was ruined by codec errors. At least we have few stills...

Red One No. 1374 (Julian Banos)

The tunnel still on the previous page was also from the same Red One:

Both with ARRI Ultra Prime 16mm T1.9

Peter

 

[Peter Majtan]

I am an advertising photographer.
Very interested in your feedback.
www.esteban-sosnitsky.com
Trabajo means work
The other is the personal gallery.

Great work Esteban! Felicidades!
I like especially Your private collection...

Keep it up...

 

[Peter Majtan]

Here are a few of my favorites

This was taken somewhere in between northern Italy and Switzerland, camera stitch using a tokina 12-24 shot vertically. I just had a print made that is 60" by 24"

Stefan, brilliant shot, I have driven through this pass couple of times in both direction - one of the best (if not the best) driving roads in the world...! It is also featured in the season 10 of Top Gear...

I love landscapes - I have posted few earlier in this thread in this post http://www.reduser.net/forum/showpost.php?p=236975&postcount=50

I have about 500 like that from New Zealand (out of 2000+ taken). I had to turn down a private exhibition at the Kodak Photo Salon in Ginza (Tokyo) as the date they have invited me for coincided with the birth of my son in Mexico. Till today only very few had the chance to see them and I am glad to share them here... It was a first field-test of the KODAK E200 film that was designed to compete with the Fuji (favorite for landscapes) and I fell in love with that stock... :bye2: