strawberries for lunch

Discussion in 'Non Disney Photos / Mobile Phone Photos' started by Craig, Jul 14, 2007.

  1. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    we had strawberries for lunch, plus I got to play with my close up filters!

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  2. Scottwdw

    Scottwdw Member

    Mouth watering picture!

    Could you give the details on what lens and filters you used? Also, your camera settings?

    Thanks! This shot and your castles one's look almost 3-D-ish.
     
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  3. HW

    HW Member

    very nice and I 2nd what Scott says. what setting and filter
     
  4. Tim

    Tim Administrator Staff Member

    cool! i like it. got any yogurt to go with that?
     
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  5. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    thanks everyone.
    I used my 18-200 vr lens with Hoya close up filter +2. It is part of this set:
    http://www.adorama.com/HY77CUS.html

    my favorite settings on my camera (Nikon D80) are to shoot A, S, M, or P.
    To get my favorite look I go to the shooting menu (camera icon) and go to optimize image, then to custom setting. I leave everything set at normal (sharpness, contrast) except saturation, I set that to +enhanced.
    That gives me the bold colors I like.
    Unless you shoot people, then I go to that same optimize image and set to portrait, then people dont turn red. In +enhanced people turn red and freckles are exaggerated too much.

    For this strawberry picture I also set White Balance to sunny, to make sure the red was cool in color.

    At the park I like to shoot White Balance to cloudy to make the colors warmer.

    If you go into the optimize image menu and just pick "more vivid" for your pictures it also increases sharpness and contrast which can make some images to intense and unnnatural looking.

    I also took pictures of Dina's eyeshadow yesterday. For this picture I did set to "more vivid" to get the lines extra sharp.
    Both of these pictures are also cropped to get the composition I wanted.




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