Shot in Manual mode with my 50mm lens ISO 200 (in the shade) shutter speed 1/500 f/1.4 It has a slight vignette around the edges and I used the sponge tool to pop the color a bit.
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Week 2
Here ya go...something about me. These are my favorite shoes, a bright kelly green. I also painted my kitchen this color (it looks cool, I promise). If anyone finds these in orange, I'd love to hear about it!
Shot in Manual mode with my 50mm lens ISO 200 (in the shade) shutter speed 1/500 f/1.4 It has a slight vignette around the edges and I used the sponge tool to pop the color a bit.
Shot in Manual mode with my 50mm lens ISO 200 (in the shade) shutter speed 1/500 f/1.4 It has a slight vignette around the edges and I used the sponge tool to pop the color a bit.
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8 comments:
Neat pic; I like it. However, your kitchen walls would probably scare me. :P
Thanks for the tech info. I'm jealous of your f/1.4 lens.
I like the sound of the sponge tool. I wish I'd had it for a few shots myself. Right now, Maren and I are playing with photoshop - Maren with Elements and I'm using Lightroom. I want both... but man they're pricey.
do tell me what f/1.4 is.
f-stop or aperture...we'll get to that in the tutorials:)
What software are you using to edit your pictures with?
photoshop CS2
Kris,
This will be great. I just got my DSLR for my anniversary last month, and I love playing with it, but could use some direction and more info about all the termanology. Plus--i just installed Photoshop Elements to my desktop yesterday--so I'm ready to make some photography progess!
love the color! maybe someday i'll know what you are talking about w/ technique so keep it coming.
Kristen, I am so glad you are doing this. Jeff and I are beginning to dig into the settings and experiment. This blog could be a big help. I often look at yours and other photoblogs and wonder what they do to achieve the results they are getting.
As Jeff said we are starting to play around with photoshop a little. We finally got our new lens--a 50mm f/1.8. We'll learn with that and then upgrade when we can.
Maren
marensgarden.com
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