Some Fish Eye Church Interiors

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These were taken a few weeks back but I've only just got round to putting the first two online :bonk:

This first one, I've noticed that the windows are a little (well quite a bit) blown but I still liked the main interior and as I remember it those were not stained glass so it's not like I've lost detail as such :cautious:


Chipping Camden Church #1 by mwhcvt, on Flickr

The second showing the area with the alter, main window and some choir seating


Chipping Camden Church #2 by mwhcvt, on Flickr

And a final one that's been online for a few weeks as it was my POTD for the day looking into the tower showing the stained glass and the stone masonry (y)


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As with all my photo's C&C is welcomed and appreciated (y)

Matt
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Shame about the fire extinguisher in the first one.

I like the effect in this building. Having recently acquired a fisheye, I'm recognising they aren't the easiest of things to use!

I have to agree about #3. That's my favourite too.
 
v8moneypit said:
Shame about the fire extinguisher in the first one.

I like the effect in this building. Having recently acquired a fisheye, I'm recognising they aren't the easiest of things to use!

I have to agree about #3. That's my favourite too.
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They're an acquired taste, but I bet you look at things thinking if the FE will work, you know I hadn't even noticed the fire extinguisher :bang:

Thanks for the feedback (y)

Matt
 
The fish is great fun, great for shots like this. I recently got image trends fish eye hemi plug in and now use it to "defish" some shots making them ultra wide ... Mainly works best on the vertical lines. Worth a peek
 
db247 said:
The fish is great fun, great for shots like this. I recently got image trends fish eye hemi plug in and now use it to "defish" some shots making them ultra wide ... Mainly works best on the vertical lines. Worth a peek
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Thanks for the tip, I'll check that out as it could be really useful of some photo's (y)

Matt
 
lfc1892 said:
Nice interesting shots, Matt, and some nice creativity. Might be a touch warm on the WB.
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Thanks, to be honest the WB was a right pig in there as there was quite a bit of daylight, but also tungten and halogen and I think even some fluresent tubes :eek: but I think maybe especially that last one could be toned down a little (y)

Matt
 
no 1 is the best for the real feal..feel...of the fisheye
taken parallel to the floor it does it work in a more balanced way
cheers
geof
 
mrtoad said:
no 1 is the best for the real feal..feel...of the fisheye
taken parallel to the floor it does it work in a more balanced way
cheers
geof
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Thans Geof, it's a lot of fun to use especially on stuff like this :D
 
Hi Matt
First works best for me - more interest with pillars etc and WB looks more natural.
Had a play with wb in one of others and thought it was improved by small play.
You've edit ticked, so here's result.
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I'll leave on for a short time.
 
I quite like the third one, though Ive noticed with the bulbs / candles there is a very similar effect to what a star filter would provide (what ever the proper term for it is). Was this intentional? Such as manipulating it in PP?

Either way I really like the effect in the shot, as it is subtle and I feel it adds to the overall feel of the photo.

Im also sorry if my response is a bit confusing, its late and I am very tired :)
 
faddius said:
I quite like the third one, though Ive noticed with the bulbs / candles there is a very similar effect to what a star filter would provide (what ever the proper term for it is). Was this intentional? Such as manipulating it in PP?

Either way I really like the effect in the shot, as it is subtle and I feel it adds to the overall feel of the photo.

Im also sorry if my response is a bit confusing, its late and I am very tired :)
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That effect came in camera, it's achieved via using a smaller aperture (y) I'm pleased that you like it (y)

Matt
 
MWHCVT said:
That effect came in camera, it's achieved via using a smaller aperture (y) I'm pleased that you like it (y)

Matt
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Ah right, I never knew you could get that effect from the aperture. You learn something new every day :)
 
faddius said:
Ah right, I never knew you could get that effect from the aperture. You learn something new every day :)
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No worries it's one of the wonders of TP (y) it can be even more pronounced on a long exposure :D

Matt
 
ArtphotoasiA said:
Nice job with that fish eye, I think it worth to have one sometimes can be really useful inside old temple, ruins, or churches.
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Thanks they really are a specialist lens but one that I really wouldn't be without (y)

Matt
 
ArtphotoasiA said:
Just to have idea... how much it costs a fish eye, considering I have already a 10-24 mm Tamron wideangle
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This one cost me 195 is I remember correctly I got it from the classifieds (y)

Matt
 
As always matt some good shots there, lens really works with the subject :)
 
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