Mr Bumble

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A big bumble bee going about its business.
 
Very clear, nice shot.
Flowers are abit bright though!
 
scraggs said:
Again superb detail, What lens are you using for this and the fly shots ?
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Thanks Scraggs, I use my Panasonic FZ8 with a Raynox dcr 250. It seems to be a nice combination.
 
lovely! i love the contrast between the light flower and dark background
 
You're very welcome! looking forard to you posting some more, you've set yourself a high standard with that one though, you've got to keep it up now!!! :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
Ladybird said:
You're very welcome! looking forard to you posting some more, you've set yourself a high standard with that one though, you've got to keep it up now!!! :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
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I'll have to shot some ladybirds for you :) I have a few of a spider I might post later.
 
Slapo said:
I quite agree with that chap.
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The flowers are blown but that's one of the big downfalls of digital, the dynamic range is never wide enough to cover all tones in one shot. This needed a shot for the flower and a shot for the bee and merging the two so getting a hdr (high dynamic range) shot. too much hassle for posting on a forum, if I was going to do a high quality print this would be the way to go though.
 
Ajophotog said:
The flowers are blown but that's one of the big downfalls of digital, the dynamic range is never wide enough to cover all tones in one shot. This needed a shot for the flower and a shot for the bee and merging the two so getting a hdr (high dynamic range) shot. too much hassle for posting on a forum, if I was going to do a high quality print this would be the way to go though.
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That's one reason to try the new Capture One 4, the highlight recovery there is pretty good (I'd say very good but it depends on the shot).
Hell, I'd even pre-order that thing.
 
Slapo said:
That's one reason to try the new Capture One 4, the highlight recovery there is pretty good (I'd say very good but it depends on the shot).
Hell, I'd even pre-order that thing.
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Sorry Slapo, I've not any knowledge of that software. I have to spend a little time researching :bonk:
 
Thanks Slapo, I'll give it a looking at. Not sure it will work with the panasonic raw files though as cs2 doesn't :(

No panasonic support just checked :(
 
You might want to check http://www.isl.co.jp/SILKYPIX/english/download/ (the free version) or Raw Therapee - Raw Therapee is probably the nicest up to date editor now - good conversion quality, works with many brands and camera models. Ufraw isn't bad either, but there's no folder browsing and its noise handling isn't very good now (version 0.12.1).
 
I got Silkypix with my camera, its not too bad.
 
Gandhi said:
you sure about that?

I used to use cs2 with my fz30 raw files. Maybe your plug-in needs updating.
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Thanks Gandhi last time I looked it was only being supported in CS3 and as I wasn't upgrading didn't bother to look any further. Now updated :D

Update not for FZ8 only fz50, L1 definitely doesn't work :crying:
 
Slapo said:
You have a L1 as well? Nice :D
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Haha no I don't have an L1 too, I meant the raw plugin was for the fz50 and L1 and it doesn't work with the fz8 sorry for the confusion.:embarrassed:
 
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