Broken Light
October 13th, 2008Taken in Old City, Knoxville, Tennessee. o
EXIF
- make: Canon
- model: Canon PowerShot G9
- exposureTime: 0.013 s (1/80) (1/80)
- fnumber: f/3.2
- isoEquiv: 80
- exifVersion: 0220
- flashUsed: No
- focalLength: 14.78 (14783/1000)
Tags: architecture, G9, knoxville, street, tennessee
wow! you are getting some great shots out of the G9. I ended up getting one myself, as a point and shoot to have with me all the time. do you shoot in RAW? are you processing these in lightroom? just curious as to whether/how working with these photos differs for you from working with photos from your DSLR.
@mnmnj, I do shoot RAW with it and use Lightroom 2 or Aperture 2 to tweak and export.
Not really a major difference in workflow, just that there are times when the smaller sensor and lens shows its weaknesses compared to the 5D with a pro lens. I’ve been pleasantly surprised with how far I can push the output. Shooting RAW is the only way to go and for the most part, the only way I’ve shot for > two years.
And thanks for the kind words.
Great shot! Makes me wonder what’s through that doorway as well! I love these photos you took on your recent trip! The textures are terrific!
Sure, you do some “nice” stuff. Some “sweet” stuff. But thizun’s a tour de force and it really works for me. I’m a sucker for architectural features, but the unusual character and texture here, the pushed colors, plus the broken lamp, plus the suggestion of the movie marquis inside (flopped?) adds up, and I have to chime in like a fanboy. This time, Nice, without the quotes.