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Whooooo, that's hot! Do you have it in screensaver size?I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
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What city is that?I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Webair, bitches.Comment
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I love that pic.. is it an HDR?Comment
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Yea.. I am just getting to HDR.. and I really love them.. I tryed them like a year ago.. but finally I got the style of them...Comment
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see.. I like a bit of the fake.. but not too much..
last weekend..
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that could be a post card. great work as always.Comment
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good shit man, see you when you come backComment
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fricking amazin Q, really wish youd setup a poster shop im sure itd do really really well.
=)peace&profit,
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Very pretty.
I feel slightly scared that I knew it was Brisbane, without ever going there, or having checked your profile. Good mate of mine is from Narrabundah.
Thanks for the great pic; I only wish I could size it for my crappy 1280x800 LCD without my screen being mostly black!
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Fabulous shot there, Quantum.
But one question.
With an 18-min exposure, wouldn't the stars cause streaks? How'd you avoid that?Comment
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nice work dude
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You have some great work also quantum.. you on flickr or where can I see some more of it?Comment
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gorgeous photo as usual. why you going offline for a month?I moved my sites to Vacares Hosting. I've saved money, my hair is thicker, lost some weight too! Thanks Sly!Comment
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Killer shot. How about 1920x1200?Comment
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q-x, do you do any noise reduction on your long exposure night shots? (Either in-camera dark frame, or NR algo in post)Comment
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hehe you can see my place from that pic!Comment
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I think you're seeing dust and scratches there ;) I was kinda lazy with the scan.
I don't use any noise reduction normally. I mainly shoot on ISO50 for pano shots, or ISO200 on digital, so I've never had any major noise issues...Comment
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Moving to France ;)
Thanks for the compliments ;)
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As a word of warning, there's a lot of shit dumped in this directory ;)Comment
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Ah, I made the wrong assumption that it was shot on the 1Ds... was curious whether that sensor was any better on long exposure shots. My Mark II shows white speckles everywhere without dark frame subtraction enabled (which is as annoying as hell when you've just had the shutter open for 45 mins...)Comment
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Last edited by The Ghost; 06-12-2007, 09:26 AM.ISLAND DOLLARS
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Awesome shots!Comment
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Awesome stuff as always Quantum
And Richard, you're not so bad either
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Both Of Them Very Nice!Comment
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I miss my little 300D, it had nice clean long exposures with no dark frame subtraction needed, so long as you exposed correctly (just like any shot). Even pushed +1 you can barely see any unwanted hot pixels. It was disappointing when I got a much higher end camera (after the 300D was stolen) only to find that night shots would now take twice as long.
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I was really expecting you to be saying that some guys in black suits turned up at your door with security video showing you entering some facility and that you got 30 days in the slammer
Glad I was wrong and hope everything works out for you in France
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Haha... thanks man ;)Comment
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Am I the only one that can't see shit?I'm just a newbie.Comment
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It's a bummer - the 300/350/400D have the new image processors - the colours are much nicer, there's less noise too.I miss my little 300D, it had nice clean long exposures with no dark frame subtraction needed, so long as you exposed correctly (just like any shot). Even pushed +1 you can barely see any unwanted hot pixels. It was disappointing when I got a much higher end camera (after the 300D was stolen) only to find that night shots would now take twice as long.
Try taking a shot on the 1Ds of vibrant red - the sensor goes nuts, it can't handle it... you get a blown out off orange
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