Quote:Originally Posted by Szeph el raton Yep. 1500 x 1000 pixel or something like that. They basically develop, then scan, then they make prints of the lousy scans and burn them also on CD. Runs you aproximatelx 10 EUR for a 135...
Quote:Originally Posted by milw50717 Very nice. B&W can be very atmospheric. How much post processing was done ?
A minor histogram tweak and that's it. Here's another one, straight off the camera. It seems storms have been a regular...
It's raining.
Sunset 05.08.2013 by DYSong Photography, on Flickr
Setting sun after the storms passed.
Sunset 05.08.2013 by DYSong Photography, on Flickr
And one in color...
Sunset 05.08.2013 by DYSong Photography, on Flickr
Quote:Originally Posted by alex99 Nice shot. It reminded me of Mitch Dobrowner's storm photos, which are all in black and white. He's a bit nuts though, and will get really close to supercells and other bad stuff.
The A77 looks...
Quote:Originally Posted by Kaplan ^ Thanks, that sounds like a great feature.
It may not make a lot of sense, but I much prefer to be able to set a camera up to get this kind of result OOC as opposed to achieving it in post, even...
Kaplan, it's what Sony calls rich black and white. In that mode it takes 3 photos and stacks them and yes it's a variant of a slight HDR effect. That sky really did look wild and this mode really made it stand out. Here's another shot...
