A nice day to do battle with the leeches!
PixelPix
it.... got a few pix and burned 2400 calories in the process! ;-)
Elabana Falls, Lamington National Park
http://www.potd.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/10002/LamingtonNP_I7U6023_PANO.jpg
http://www.potd.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/10002/LamingtonNP_I7U6031.jpg
Cheers
Rusty
MJW
Great shots Rusty! I was about to post a picture of my own (not
landscapes), but this has left me sitting here going WOW.
Anyway, I will still post.....
--
>>>M.J.Wyllie.<<<
THIS*@ozdebate.com Marutchi
They are very nice indeed, great exposure.
PixelPix
wrote:
> PixelPix wrote:
> > Blood sucking little buggers!! But in the end the hike was worth
> > it.... got a few pix and burned 2400 calories in the process! ;-)
>
> > Elabana Falls, Lamington National Park
>
> >http://www.potd.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/10002/LamingtonNP_I7U6...
>
> They are very nice indeed, great exposure.
Thanks guys! :-)
One more....
http://potd.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/10002/LamingtonNP_I7U6041.jpg
PS: These display best in Safari as it respects the embedded
profile.... I can't wait for the new version of Firefox to do the
same. I wonder if IE will ever?
N
news:232048e8-0d14-49e9...@l6g2000prm.googlegroups.com...
I've just opened that image in IE7 and Bon Echo 2.0.0.9 (Firefox) on Vista
64 on a Samsung 215TW. In Bon Echo the greens are decidedly greener.
Sarina.Sarin
There is no embedded profile in the above image.
Douglas
--
Sarina
Doug Jewell
your sockpuppet profile before you posted eh?
mark.t...@gmail.com
(blah blah)
>
> Douglas
> --
> Sarina
(embarrassed cough)
Umm, Douglas, your intense desire to be a woman is showing for all to
see..
That's Douglas MacDonald, of:
www.clocksnprints.com
www.weddingsnportraits.com.au
www.douglasjames.com.au
www.brisbaneweddingphotographers.com
and who also uses the name "Douglas St James", presumably when he
isn't being Sarina.
Douglas angrily and self-righteously defended "Sarina" over here:
http://groups.google.com.au/group/rec.photo.equipment.35mm/browse_frm/thread/27e5ca0635b43d10
..and it seems to be rather clear why...
(O: Merry Xmas, all !!!
PS - Now, place your bets. Will he disappear for the obligatory few
weeks, or do we just wait for the "I meant to do that, I was just
trolling" excuse..?
Whatever.. - as long as he thinks it improves his credibility, I
guess. (O:
mark.t...@gmail.com
> Blood sucking little buggers!! But in the end the hike was worth
> it.... got a few pix and burned 2400 calories in the process! ;-)
>
> Elabana Falls, Lamington National Park
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Rusty
Beautiful work, as usual, Russ.
Just curious, does stitching these sort of longish exposures give you
any added issues? I can't imagine that it would, but I'm just curious
- I'm hoping to get the energy together to shoot this area myself
soon, and I'm planning a fair bit of stitching, meself!!
Troy Piggins
> Blood sucking little buggers!! But in the end the hike was worth
>
> Elabana Falls, Lamington National Park
>
> http://www.potd.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/10002/LamingtonNP_I7U6023_PANO.jpg
> http://www.potd.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/10002/LamingtonNP_I7U6031.jpg
>
> Cheers
>
> Rusty
Nice Rusty! Really like all 3 of those posted. Loving those
milky waterfalls.
--
Troy Piggins
Please feel free to provide constructive criticism on any photos I post. I'm
always learning and appreciate feedback.
PixelPix
Well why does PS with an AdobeSRB working space, ask what to do with
the embedded sRGB profile, when all of the above 3 images are opened?
PixelPix
> On Dec 23, 2:23 pm, PixelPix <m...@pixelpix.com.au> wrote:
>
> > Blood sucking little buggers!! But in the end the hike was worth
> > it.... got a few pix and burned 2400 calories in the process! ;-)
>
> > Elabana Falls, Lamington National Park
>
>
> > Cheers
>
> > Rusty
>
> Beautiful work, as usual, Russ.
>
> Just curious, does stitching these sort of longish exposures give you
> any added issues? I can't imagine that it would, but I'm just curious
> - I'm hoping to get the energy together to shoot this area myself
> soon, and I'm planning a fair bit of stitching, meself!!
Thanks Mark,
Flowing water doesn't normal provide much of a problem, as the blur
tends to blend very well. The image linked above is not a stitch
however... when shooting 16.7mp you have the luxury of cropping and
still getting a pretty decent pano. ;)
Here is a sample of stitched flowing water that I did as a test when I
first made my pano head...
http://www.pixelpix.com.au/samples/WaterPano.jpg
Cheers
Rusty
PixelPix
>
> > Blood sucking little buggers!! But in the end the hike was worth
> > it.... got a few pix and burned 2400 calories in the process! ;-)
>
> > Elabana Falls, Lamington National Park
>
>
> > Cheers
>
> > Rusty
>
> Beautiful work, as usual, Russ.
>
> Just curious, does stitching these sort of longish exposures give you
> any added issues? I can't imagine that it would, but I'm just curious
> - I'm hoping to get the energy together to shoot this area myself
> soon, and I'm planning a fair bit of stitching, meself!!
What I should have also mentioned is the movement in the leaves from
one frame to another.... this can sometimes be a pain, bit I have
found that PTGui and Enblend/SmartBlend do a great job of sorting out
the blends and selecting areas that avoid the inter-frame movement.
PixelPix
it's late and my eyes are stuffed... naturally that was meant to be
Adobe"RGB"
Annika1980
>
> There is no embedded profile in the above image.
>
> Douglas
> Sarina
BWAHAHAHAAAAA!!!
Annika1980
> On Dec 23, 5:30 pm, "Sarina.Sarin" <sarina.sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Douglas
> > --
> > Sarina
>
> (embarrassed cough)
>
> Umm, Douglas, your intense desire to be a woman is showing for all to
> see..
> PS - Now, place your bets. Will he disappear for the obligatory few
> weeks, or do we just wait for the "I meant to do that, I was just
> trolling" excuse..?
>
> Whatever.. - as long as he thinks it improves his credibility, I
> guess. (O:
BWAHAHAAAAHAAAA!!! Busted once again, D-Mac!
The ultimate irony is that he created this Sarina sock to use to chide
John McWilliams for being one of my lackeys.
But believe it or not, I sympathize and understand why Douggie does
this.
You see, it really does suck to be D-Mac!
Druggie lays awake nights imagining he was a young law school
graduate, or a millionaire businessman, or a photographer with
talent. But these will always just be dreams for him. Hence, all his
dirty socks.
mark.t...@gmail.com
I think my main concern would be the movement in leaves - it *can*
look ok... maybe on a windy day it might be worth doing a few short
exposures to freeze those bits... (and then complicate the stitching
somewhat!) It will be an interesting exercise.
Atheist Chaplain
--
"Calling Atheism a religion is like calling bald a hair color."
Don Hirschberg
<mark.t...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:cb4aeb0d-2476-4b26...@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
And so to pre-empt Douggie, my guess will be that Douggie will come back
with some frabrication that "Sarina" is a visiting friend and fellow
Professional, she was using his laptop and didnt change the profile back
completely before he (A master at writing security apps for Linux no less)
used the computer.
Isnt it funny that someone who not only used Linux but actualy took the time
to write world class Security apps for it, is still stuck in a Window
enviroment.
I would love to know the name of the Apps he wrote, I have a friend in
Romania who workes for Red Hat (though he is mainly in kernel dev) who would
be able to look up the apps for me, he might even have a working knowlege
and give a reccomendation.
What license were they written under Douggie ??
Annika1980
> I would love to know the name of the Apps he wrote, I have a friend in
> Romania who workes for Red Hat (though he is mainly in kernel dev) who would
> be able to look up the apps for me, he might even have a working knowlege
> and give a reccomendation.
>
> What license were they written under Douggie ??
Well you know he can't answer that since his Linux security apps were
written for many of the major world powers (NDAs, ya know). Interpol,
the FBI, the CIA, NSA, all of them use apps written by Douggie
Dogkiller.
Atheist Chaplain
news:469d0bda-fbf6-427b...@y5g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
Unless he is an American Citizen and works for them in a high security job,
the CIA/NSA/FBI won't even let him near one of their secure terminals, let
alone write apps for them :-)
--
God made me an atheist. Who are you to question his wisdom?
mark.t...@gmail.com
On Dec 23 2007, 5:30 pm, "Sarina.Sarin" <sarina.sa...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> There is no embedded profile in the above image.
>
> Douglas
>
> --Sarina
Douglas, now that you are back posting as Prisilla and D...Mac,
perhaps you should return to this one....