Camera Freaks, this is your thread!

At least the fog around Catalina was fog colored and not the nasty brown that blows in from LA.

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The view from the back of my house this morning. I could've looked at it for hours but it lasted only 6 minutes.

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I took a few shots with my new camera a few weeks back. I replaced an old 35MM Minolta Autofocus with a Sony Alpha series. I can use my old lenses so that was really nice.

The fall doesn't have much color, but I kind of like the nakedness of the forest. Still getting back to understand aperture settings. I do pretty good with shutter speed.

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I forgot to scale it down.
 
I just saw this thread, so pardon my tardiness. Here's a shot I took in November 2011 in Bristol, RI. Shot in HDR using 3 exposures.



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When you say three exposures, do you take the three and layer them? I am just now getting back into photography and pretty new to high digital.
 
DM60 said:
When you say three exposures, do you take the three and layer them? I am just now getting back into photography and pretty new to high digital.
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You can layer them in Photohop, or you can explore HDR software which takes any number of identical scenes, with different exposures, and combines them to get more of a dynamic range from a scene; which is what Bill did above
 
rfalcon said:
You can layer them in Photohop, or you can explore HDR software which takes any number of identical scenes, with different exposures, to get more of a dynamic range from a scene.
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I haven't started reading about the camera yet, so I am still in 35mm mindset, but is this a reason the camera takes multiple shots? I was going to investigate later, but if I can take a short cut ... ;)
 
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