TidaLpHasE
06-06-2006, 07:13 PM
:)Hi all, a day off work today, saw me heading for the dark site this morning at 2am in 4 degree country chill:cold:
On the way out west of Melbourne, it was dark, black and clear sky as far as you could see.
But you guessed it, as soon as i was nearing my destination, the soupy thick fog rolled in from all angles and i was struggling to see 3 feet in front of me:doh:
I drove on in some sort of comatosed self beleif saying to myself "it will clear it will clear" "just a bit further":screwy:
Well the heavens decided to break through the heavy slick, and i pulled over right there on the side of the road running for the door to get my gear.
I setup with fingers frozen and mounted the cameras on the tripos and began exposing.
I had the 5d with a 50mm 1.4, set at 30 second exposures, and i had the 350d with the 10-22mm set on bulb for some longer shots.
Here is a couple after trying to figure out how to use photshop cs2.
All RAWs converted to TIFF, adjusted levels etc, re-sized and converted to JPG and ran through neat image.
Not as clear and as sharp as i would have liked, but still worth the effort seeing what the modded 5d is capable of.
Thanks for looking, comments welcome.
On the way out west of Melbourne, it was dark, black and clear sky as far as you could see.
But you guessed it, as soon as i was nearing my destination, the soupy thick fog rolled in from all angles and i was struggling to see 3 feet in front of me:doh:
I drove on in some sort of comatosed self beleif saying to myself "it will clear it will clear" "just a bit further":screwy:
Well the heavens decided to break through the heavy slick, and i pulled over right there on the side of the road running for the door to get my gear.
I setup with fingers frozen and mounted the cameras on the tripos and began exposing.
I had the 5d with a 50mm 1.4, set at 30 second exposures, and i had the 350d with the 10-22mm set on bulb for some longer shots.
Here is a couple after trying to figure out how to use photshop cs2.
All RAWs converted to TIFF, adjusted levels etc, re-sized and converted to JPG and ran through neat image.
Not as clear and as sharp as i would have liked, but still worth the effort seeing what the modded 5d is capable of.
Thanks for looking, comments welcome.