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Automobile/Motorcar Photography Tips

Automobile/Motorcar Photography Tips

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 3, 2005February 27, 2023Posted inPhotographyTags:PhotographyLeave a comment on Automobile/Motorcar Photography Tips

Wires

Clouds Over Blarney

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 2, 2005Posted inPhotosTags:black-and-white, blarney, cork, Ireland, irishblogs, Photos, skyLeave a comment on Wires

Paris Hilton & me

One photographer’s story of when he saw Paris Hilton. Her bodyguards stopped him taking a photo. I presume the incident didn’t happen in public? He should have used a telephoto lens!

The second bouncer stops me via a mild bodycheck, which I return in kind to him.
“No pictures?”
“No pictures”

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 2, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:irishblogs, Paris-Hilton, PhotographyLeave a comment on Paris Hilton & me

An Fear Marbh

An Fear Marbh lies in the distance as seen from Baile na nGall.

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 1, 2005Posted inPhotosTags:An-Fear-Marbh, beach, black-and-white, Ireland, Kerry, Photos3 Comments on An Fear Marbh

Conor Pass, Kerry

Near the top of the Conor Pass, on the Dingle Side.

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 1, 2005Posted inPhotosTags:Photos1 Comment on Conor Pass, Kerry

Sigma 18-200 lens has arrived!

My Sigma 18-200 lens arrived this afternoon after much reloading of An Post’s tracking site! Images later but I think this will be a good “carry around” lens to replace my 18-55 kits lens.

Much much later.. if you’d like to see how the lens performs, take a look at the Sigma 18-200 category on my photoblog!

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 1, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:lens, Photography, sigma-18-2003 Comments on Sigma 18-200 lens has arrived!

Blended Exposures Revisted

DP&I.com: Blended Exposures Revisted – neat method of getting a little more dynamic range from your photos. Not suer if the GIMP can create a luminosity mask but similar methods can be used to get the same effect.

Posted byDonnchaSeptember 1, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:Photography1 Comment on Blended Exposures Revisted

String Tripod

string tripod – I might try this as I could tie the string to my small portable tripod quite easily!

Posted byDonnchaAugust 31, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:irishblogs, Photography, tripodLeave a comment on String Tripod

Canon CPS 14

Canon CPS has been updated. Looks like a few good reads!

Posted byDonnchaAugust 30, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:camera, canon, irishblogs, PhotographyLeave a comment on Canon CPS 14

What is RAW?

What is Raw? This article goes in-depth into what raw photography is about and explains the advantage of having 12 bits of colour versus 8 bits in a jpeg file.

Posted byDonnchaAugust 30, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:irishblogs, Jpeg, Photography, Photos, RAWLeave a comment on What is RAW?

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