Kilgore Trout
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Essential The Official Photography Thread
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Majestyx
Duck Season
how many photos did you stitch together?Been practicing some Brenizer (bokeh-panorama)
Yellow Car North Kansas City Brenizer by 8won6, on Flickr
Brown Car Brenizer West Bottoms by 8won6, on Flickr
Yellow Car Brenizer West Bottoms by 8won6, on Flickr
Brown Car Brenizer West Bottoms 2 by 8won6, on Flickr
Blue Car Brenizer West Bottoms by 8won6, on Flickr
Cream Car Brenizer West Bottoms by 8won6, on Flickr
Green Car Brenizer West Bottoms by 8won6, on Flickr
Green Car Brenizer West Bottoms 2 by 8won6, on Flickr
that shallow depth of field
Kilgore Trout
Banned
I think the sweet spot is around 25 shots. Even if you double up on a couple shots, I almost think that helps, Cuz when I tried to do it with like 10-15 shots being real methodical it just wouldnt work properly. I'm make sure to get that first like 9 shot grid pretty good then those outside shots I just go around a couple times in a circle just spraying shots. I used a 50mm f1.7 manual lens.
Apollo Kid
Veteran
Breh you finally copped a camera?
Had the a6000 since Feb. Finally gotten around to get comfortable with it.
Do you guys mainly use Lightroom or Photoshop?
Photoshop
Do you feel like you can just do more with it?
Definitely, for portrait work it's easier for me to retouch/fix blemishes than Light Room.
Only lightroom so far. Haven't gotten much into photoshop
So I'm maybe to start in Lightroom than once I have a grasp on it move on to Photoshop since itsore advanced?
Has it pretty much met your needs?
Yea, but I need to start learning photoshop
Majestyx
Duck Season
Lightroom mainly, but if i'm retouching i export to photoshop. i tried to remove a blemish in lightroom and it seemed to not be as intuitive as pshop. bout to go watch a tutorial.