Quick HDR shot of the main strip of the Fremont Street Experience. #HDR #Photography
My buddy Bill Pekala (who has got a great blog BTW check it here: http://billpekala.com ) hanging out in this restaurant after we spent the day shooting in California. This interior looked so cool, we had to make a quick HDR of it.
So I had posted a quick sample shot that I was playing with here – talking about the incredible amount of detail that the NIkon D800 shoots. That said, I had posted a JPG export out of Lightroom. I figured, why not post an Actual NEF file. This will let people go and actually check it out for themselves. You can download the 41MB NEF file on my Google Drive: http://bit.ly/JNvO2R – give it a…
Back when I was in Photoshop World DC, I got a chance to hang out with Richard Harrington of Rhed Pixel. As we were getting ready to do some videos on the release of Photoshop CS6 Beta, a package showed up at the door. Richard grabbed the box and brought it into the office beaming. Inside it is the new Nikon D800. I was really excited to finally be able to see it and put it through its paces.
After spending some time shooting with the camer, both at Photoshop World and back here in Tampa, There were a couple of thoughts mulling about in the head that I wanted to get down on paper.
Oh, I’ll Just Get the D800.
Right up until the run up to the D4 and D800, I had a flurry of D300/D700 people excited about the step up to the full frame set of cameras. Before the D800 the conversation was easy – if you dont have the money to plunk down, get yourself a D700. D3 sensor – not the D3 price. This gave you great ISO, and a good all around started Full Frame sensor package (obviously a lot more coin than being on the DX side of things)