They’re up! As I mentioned in my review, the equipment I used is in the following post. Almost all of the images are just a straight processed RAW file with little or no Photoshop. I have also enabled comments on the gallery and as long as the spam doesn’t get out of hand I will leave them open.
Keep reading for some of my favorites.
I have finally uploaded the pictures that I took at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater of the Breaking Benjamin concert to my gallery. I once again used a Canon 20D with a Canon 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM lens, but this time I used a Canon 50mm F1.4 on my Canon Rebel XT. Having the F1.4 allowed me to maintain a fast shutter speed, mostly 1/320s, while shooting at 800 ISO, compared to 1600 ISO on the F2.8 lens. I was unable to shoot from behind the barricade like last time, so I had to shoot from the pit, which was not easy. I had to really watch the equipment to protect it and also so I did not hit anyone with it.
Keep reading to see some of my favorite images and what went into processing the images.
Colorize your black and white photos. This looks amazingly simple, much easier than doing it in Photoshop. All you have to do is scribble the color you want over the area and an algorithm figures the rest you for you. It makes for a great effect. I’ve got to try this thing out.