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**Norwin** · October 8th, 2006

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Well this is more an experiment. I shot 3 photos of the same motive with a different depth. Then I superposed the three images. That is the result.

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**claudeEGYPT** · October 8th, 2006

Sweet!
I love photo number 1.
5,6 and 7 all look like paintings.. you have really grown up as far as photography goes, i am really anticipating what you may have for us in the future.

**born_stubborn** · October 9th, 2006

yup really good pics, they really look like paintings as claude said

my fav is the tennis ball on the sand

**Apfe** · October 9th, 2006

awesome photos!
I really like them aswell, especially 6 & 7. I love how they all have a very nice mood to them.

**Morbid** · October 9th, 2006

3,6 and 7 are the best imo. Nice and sharp and the colors work nicely.

**Norwin** · October 9th, 2006

Thank you for the comments

That is the reason why I keep posting here on ca.

October 9th

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**samsite999** · October 9th, 2006

wow thats some realy nice work you have done there, what were you using as a background, i want to rip ur shots of lol!!! take that as a compliment, im realy realy impresed by this
what camera settings?

**Le Gab** · October 9th, 2006

These are really, really good.

Im speachless.

OMG

The best for me are the beach shots. Really awsome crispness. No crits from me.

**Norwin** · October 9th, 2006

I'm happy you like them.

I didn't use a special background. Through the lighting and my zoom-lense the background became dark.

(the distance from the glass to the background was about 2-3 meter)

camera settings:
1/1000s (later I went to 1/1500... 1/4000 is the best but there was not enough light for this setting...)
F/8
ISO 400
50-200mm zoom lense (I used a tripod like 2 meters far away from the glass)
trials: ~50

Just try it. You will see what the right settings are.

**Apfe** · October 9th, 2006

wow, your newest photos are great too, Insane!
I have always wanted to try that myself, and I have been experimenting with it aswell. Even though I haven't come up with anything worth showing yet. I envy you, how you get the background that dark, that has been a problem for me.. do you use an artificial light source, or just the sun?

and btw, which one of your lenses did you use, taking the photos at the beach?

**stine** · October 9th, 2006

hey there! wonderful photos, norwin! that first photo has such a lovely dreamy feel to it. amazing. the little wave is very well done, too. and the wineglass serie is technically flawless and very tasteful. although the "filmstrip" (no. 8) is a little confusing because it's the "wrong" order, but you probably did that on purpose... so impressed here, great job, mr. schmidt!

**P E N Ricklund** · October 9th, 2006

Wondeful, just wonderful. Post more.

Hugs!

**Norwin** · October 11th, 2006

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(I don't like this crop a lot.. but I cant change it afterwards...)

**claudeEGYPT** · October 11th, 2006

i am sure the last batch looks really cool on your computer. But the compression really ruins things.
The best way to keep your image alive, is if you were to upload it in the PNG format.
Last image looks swell btw.

**Norwin** · October 11th, 2006

Originally Posted by claudeEGYPT

i am sure the last batch looks really cool on your computer. But the compression really ruins things.
The best way to keep your image alive, is if you were to upload it in the PNG format.
Last image looks swell btw.

Oh... didn't recognize that. (And I can't see the compression at all but I will try it with PNG).
Thanks for that advise!