hi guys, I used the mode Pict HDR camera to shoot these vegetables before preparing a delicious ''Guacamole'', a feature of mexico, it's like salsa,made with chopped onion, cilantro, lemon juice, jalapeño, salt, pepper and very delicious ... so commented before I was alone at home so I was a chef, LOL, anyway I share two shots ..... hope you like it .... ISO 100 F/11 EXPOSURE TIME 1/6S 36mm <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/freddy_007/7170997677/" title="DSC03038 by Freddytto Robles, on Flickr"> {} "800" height="542" alt="DSC03038"></a> ISO 100 F/6.3 EXPOSURE TIME 1/6S 38mm HDR High <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/freddy_007/7359821242/" title="DSC03035 by Freddytto Robles, on Flickr"> {} "800" height="537" alt="DSC03035"></a> ISO 100 F/10 EXPOSURE TIME 1/2.5S 38mm HDR Medium <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/freddy_007/7359822180/" title="DSC03034 by Freddytto Robles, on Flickr"> {} "800" height="537" alt="DSC03034"></a>
You're making me hungry, freddytto! I HDR has a beautiful effect on the sliced lemon and the avocado, but for some strange reason the HDR makes the tomato and the jalapeño look blemished and bruised?? For a cook-book publication, I would use the medium HDR but 'montage' the tomato and jalapeño back over it from the original photo.
Hi,freddytto! Great chef. Hmmm... must have been very good. I like the colors of the first normal picture. The HDR is not always good, depends on the situation.
Hmm I like the setting up placement of your ingredients, but I think that's all oh I love guacamoleyq, the girlfriend makes it sometimes
