Humbug sent in the following ripsnorter he shot at sunset along the Hume Highway.
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Humbug sent in the following ripsnorter he shot at sunset along the Hume Highway.
Got an image in or of Canberra you want to share with the world? Email it to johnboy@region.com.au
ok…If I take ISO 100 film and push it to ISO 400 then take an exposure, I need to develop the film as ISO 400 otherwise the image will come out undereposed. I need to leave the film in the developer longer. What I’ve done digitally is essentially the same. I shot at ISO 100 then in Adobe Lightroom I’ve increased the exposure…left it in the ‘virtual developer’ a bit longer if you will…increased exposure….pushed. If you use lightroom (try it…it’ free beta ATM) they refer what you do to a RAW file as ‘developing’ as that is what you are doing. In the film world the developing happens between taking the shot and viewing the image. Digitally it’s the same thing except we get the opportunity to muck around with things until we like what we see. It’s like developing film then changing your mind and re-developing it.
What you want to call it is up to you…digitally I increased the exposure 2 stops. The only other adjustments made is to dcrease luminosity of blue a notch, increase overal saturation, rotate to straighten the image and add a slight vignetting effect.
Whatever I’ve done to the image, I hope you like it.
Merry Christmas.
still dont understand how you “pushed” it.
Did you make it lighter in photoshop ? adjust contrast brightness?
Is that what you mean ?
I dont think pushing is achievable digitally.
oh….I managed to change my name from humbug to Bartron….1) this matches my flickr account and 2) it’s the name of my original account on riotact that I lost the password to and WordPress is having issues deciding if the name is registered or not.
Isnt pushing when shooting and developing film at a higher rated speed than what is marked?
Yup, and so I’ve done the digital equavelent here. The photo was shot at ISO 100 (same as shooting ISO 100 film) and the result adjusted 2 stops, so the same as developing that 100 film as ISO 400…i.e. pushed. At least that’s how I refer to it.
If I had the time I would have stayed another 10 minutes or while the light lasted. This was the only shot I got of the tree. As it was I had a child and pregnant wife in the car wanting to just get home.
Danman, you’re a film-man like me. That’s how I understand ‘pushing’ too. Things have moved on since….Interestingly, Humbug’s Canon 350 is what Santa’s bringing into the terubo household shortly – looking forward to finding out more about these new-fangled digital things!
Isnt pushing when shooting and developing film at a higher rated speed than what is marked? (ie longer time in chemical bath – warmer water etc)
Not too familiar with pushing on a digital.
All I do is keep the ISO at 100 (for my night photos) and shoot between f3.5 and f16 – and stopwatch it from there and make further adjustments after the shot.
Yeah, interesting. Years since I did any ‘serious’ photog. Would love to get back into it, tho’.
so this was 35mm was it ?
Impressive – I have a roll of b+w i need to shoot at home -then develop print etc etc – just too lazy to set up the darkroom in the bathroom
as far as noise is concerned I find that noise introduced via pushing is greater than by setting a higher ISO. I could have gone to ISO 400 on my camera and not introduces as much noise as by pushing by 2 stops (which is what I did to get this)
You dont want to raise the ISO – that would lead to un-necessary hot spots and grain.
ISO100 is best for low light.
f3.5 makes more sence than my f1 – I can see teh depth of field now that terubo mentioned it.
Good to see that the pictures of canberra have had the ante upped.
ok…for the photo nuts.
ISO 100 1/60 at f3.5 handheld looking over the car bonnet. I snapped it just as I was getting back into the car. If I had the patience I would have upped the iso but there you go. The original shot is quite dark…lots of pushing to get some detail and some noise reduction.
I also adjusted the colours a bit to get the blue sky and the red of the sunset.
I’d say 1/8th sec at f5.6 – background land ever so slightly soft, thus helping tree to ‘stand out’. Lovverly pic, Humbug, but if I may be so bold as to suggest a slight tilt-down would’ve shown the tree trunk on the ground which might have helped the overall composition…
-But there may well have been a fence or something in the way.
I’m just here in appreciation of the word ripsnorter. You don’t hear that enough.
Nice photo though.
That shot has motivated me – I have to take a quick drive out to Dubbo in the early hours of Saturday morning, I might take the camera along to see if I can get some nice shots of the dawn.
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