richtree
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Sorcery lol. That’s wild
presets and ai help alot
e.g
straight out of the camera raw
filter slapped on
ai bokeh / softening
all with two clicks of a button, we've come a long way
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my girl ended up coming with me so got stuck doing all these observation decks
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That first pic makes it all worth it
my girl ended up coming with me so got stuck doing all these observation decks
Picked up a Canon RF100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM lens, very impressed I will say, a screaming deal at $600. Reviews have it as sharp, colorful, and all around as good as the RF100-500mm L version which is $2,900, a stop faster, and premium build quality. The IS works flawlessly at 400mm, no shake at all.
Also, I am late to the game of post editing wonder tools, my photo fam put me on to Luminar NEO sky software. Knocked me out my seat when he showed me what you can do with overcast days and pretty much any photo to add effects. First 2 shots below had gloomy, grey, overcast skies, Luminar has like 20 different sky presets to change it to whatever you want.
Also, I am late to the game of post editing wonder tools, my photo fam put me on to Luminar NEO sky software. Knocked me out my seat when he showed me what you can do with overcast days and pretty much any photo to add effects. First 2 shots below had gloomy, grey, overcast skies, Luminar has like 20 different sky presets to change it to whatever you want.
Picked up a Canon RF100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM lens, very impressed I will say, a screaming deal at $600. Reviews have it as sharp, colorful, and all around as good as the RF100-500mm L version which is $2,900, a stop faster, and premium build quality. The IS works flawlessly at 400mm, no shake at all.
Also, I am late to the game of post editing wonder tools, my photo fam put me on to Luminar NEO sky software. Knocked me out my seat when he showed me what you can do with overcast days and pretty much any photo to add effects. First 2 shots below had gloomy, grey, overcast skies, Luminar has like 20 different sky presets to change it to whatever you want.
I could have hooked you up with luminar for free
but yeah luminar ai or neo is amazing I use it more than photoshop
this cleveland?
walked the brooklyn bridge
wtc obsevatory
nbc rockefeller observatory deck
the intrepid
wtc obsevatory
nbc rockefeller observatory deck
the intrepid
I could have hooked you up with luminar for free
but yeah luminar ai or neo is amazing I use it more than photoshop
this cleveland?
I appreciate it, I found Neo version online with a patch. Software is next level for what it can do.
Yea, all them shots are from downtown.
walked the brooklyn bridge
wtc obsevatory
nbc rockefeller observatory deck
the intrepid
These shots fire especially that last one.
yup
some things that would take a while to do in photoshop with a click of a button done
richtree
Top Shotta, None Hotta!
These are beautiful breh, well donewalked the brooklyn bridge
wtc obsevatory
nbc rockefeller observatory deck
the intrepid
Picked up a Canon RF100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM lens, very impressed I will say, a screaming deal at $600. Reviews have it as sharp, colorful, and all around as good as the RF100-500mm L version which is $2,900, a stop faster, and premium build quality. The IS works flawlessly at 400mm, no shake at all.
Also, I am late to the game of post editing wonder tools, my photo fam put me on to Luminar NEO sky software. Knocked me out my seat when he showed me what you can do with overcast days and pretty much any photo to add effects. First 2 shots below had gloomy, grey, overcast skies, Luminar has like 20 different sky presets to change it to whatever you want.
I want that lens now
In photoshop id have to create a new layer and work that sky in.
I want that lens now
It's well worth it, very lightweight too. I bought it as used to rent Canon's old push-pull 100-400 L lens for air shows and racing events. For the money this purchase just made sense.
Ken's review sold me on it.