2011年01月09日

Mark Nason包包

新的電腦包包！

This is one of my favorite Christmas presents!  For the full scoop, see my Mark Nason Bags review here on the site…  My wife got this for me here on Zappos.com — it’s kind of expensive, but you can check out the pros and cons for yourself on the review page.

這是我最喜歡的聖誕禮物之一！如果你想仔細了解一下，可以看看我寫的Mark Nason包包的站內簡評……我妻子在 Zappos.com 上給我買的這個包——說實話有點貴，不過你也可以點review page進去看看喜歡和不喜歡這個包包的人的理由都是什麼。

發幾張包包的照片，我在簡評裡應該也PO了六七張包包的圖片。

Mark Nason Bag Photo Mark Nason Bag Photo Mark Nason Bag Photo

每日快照：農場上空的直升機

當直升機放下另外一組遊客，正在起飛的時候，我飛奔進田野拍攝了這張照片。光線和角度都非常完美，出於好奇，我就想試試看能不能抓拍到直升機螺旋槳靜止的樣子。我還真做到了！算是一個很成功的實驗……畢竟我做的實驗太多都失敗了……不過這個還是很成功的。

還有就是，很明顯啦，這是一個RAW處理出來的HDR照片。

High Dynamic Range Photography

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  • casusan

    Great capture of the helicopter Trey! Your new bag is cool – I use zappos for shoes b/c of free shipping back and forth but never thought of these there!

  • http://Www.chrispokorny.com Chris

    Love the one-shot HDR!

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  • http://timetotakepictures.blogspot.com/ Keith

    Trey, that is VERY cool. Capturing the blade makes it look like it is hovering or something. Very high iso and shutter speed I assume?

  • Simon Morris

    Nice handbag, sorry notebook bag ;-)
    Great shot of the helicopter Trey, with excellent DOF at f/2.8. I’m surprised to see from the image details that you’re in Aperture Priority… thought you’d be in Shutter Priority instead. Are you tracking the helicopter’s flight path whilst your finger is permanently on the trigger? If so, I guess you can then decide which image suits depending on the position of the rotor blade… just my assumption! :-)

  • http://www.lucyhillphotography.com Lucy Hill

    Great shot Trey, and I LOVE that bag!

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/edenbrackstone/5265800825/ Eden Brackstone

    I want that bag! Totally cool, haha…
    I remember this shot from the eBook, had you not posted it yet? I appreciate the bit about experimentation, it’s such a necessary tool and without it, well, shots such as yours would not exist! I’ve been out and about, life’s gotten a little crazy in recent months. But, here is a recent upload that (at the time it was taken) was also quite an experiment for me. Both in terms of capture and editing :-)
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/edenbrackstone/5338792040/

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrandybird/sets/72157625203685374/ Andy Bird

    Wow incredible laptop bag! I always mean to get a good one but can never afford it – it just kind of lives in my man-bag which has a dodgy zip.

    I like the helicopter shot aswell too – i’m trying to figure out how the ‘copter’s rotor blades were captured so perfectly while not affecting the rest of the exposure. Normally this would need a really fast shutter speed which might darken everything else….i’ll figure it out!

  • http://www.nekphotography.blogspot.com Jen Hannux

    What a cool bag. I am horrible and just throw mine in my backpack like its a text book….
    And that HDR doesn’t even look like an HDR, but rather just a RAW image. Sometimes that’s how I prefer HDR images.

    One Word. One Photo. Everyday.

  • Gail in Montana

    Well, I guess you get our approval of you bag, lol. It’s very attractive, and your wife could always borrow it for a handbag, it is that nice looking ;-) . But I don’t imagine you will give it up without a fight, lol. Very nice photo of the chopper bringing in more guests to the ranch at Yellowstone. Must have been a fun place to spend some time!! Thanks for sharing your “bag” and photo, have a great Sunday. Sure hope the news is better next week. Too many shootings here in the U.S. in the past week, very sad!! :-(

  • http://from2withlove.blogspot.com Beta

    Beautiful and looks very natural!

  • http://photofacade.com wil

    dude… let’s be honest…it’s a purse.

  • http://timetotakepictures.blogspot.com/ Keith

    It’s a satchel…Indiana Jones had one.

  • http://www.damonscanvas.com Damon Grimes

    What was the Shutter Speed on that shot? There is no blur on the helicopter blade at all. Love the shot though.

  • http://www.stuckincustoms.com Trey Ratcliff

    Thanks everyone!

    Damon – you can always zoom in and see the EXIF at SmugMug – shutter speed here was .0006 seconds — or 1/1500

    Simon – for focus, I was at infinity, which worked fine at that wide zoom level.

  • http://geckogr.deviantart.com Reinhard

    Ok, the bag ….. if you like it ….. the notebook looks not very protected, is there enough foam rubber padding or something inside to take a fall ? ….i heared you like to slip and hit the man nipple area… ;-)

    what the others like….I don’t like at all…the rotor blades frozen …they should be blured !

    and for a hdr it is a little on the light side, the clouds and the white cloth of the people could have a bit more detail.
    there is also some noise in the sky and blue fringing(special on the heli)

    this motive didn’t need to have HDR ….. a little shadows/light in PS and would be good.

  • Don Eamon

    “It is like a soft cuddly cow crawled up and died on your lap.” I can’t say how much this would make a PETA person vomit. I LOVED it!”

  • http://graffitilogic.smugmug.com/ Bill Dodd

    Love it. Really Cool!!

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/loganstuck/ Logan

    soft cuddly cow… crawling… dying… hahahaha… funny

  • http://www.marcofama.it/ Marco Famà

    Trey,
    this shot is amazing! May I ask what’s the shutter speed you need to set for freezing the time this way? :)

    take care,
    Marco

    Marco Famà Photography

  • http://www.stuckincustoms.com Trey Ratcliff

    up there in the comments – but it was .0009 seconds

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  • http://www.ArgoShots.com Jason

    Trey,

    I spent a couple of years photographing of and from helicopters. I even had the opportunity to spend some time with the staff photog for Sikorsky in Phokipsee, NY (Yes, such jobs still exist).
    I love your work, but you have made a common mistake when photographing rotary aircraft. The high shutter speed freezes the main & tail rotors making the helicopter look like it should fall out of the sky! If you get another chance at a shot like this back off the shutter to 125-500th. The aircraft should still be sharp with a slight blur to the rotors. This is especially easy on hover, takeoff & landing when the aircraft is moving slowly.
    Here’s one at 125th (not my image):
    http://ukga.com/images/content/image9014.jpg

  • http://www.stuckincustoms.com Trey Ratcliff

    Thanks for your feedback… I’m sure that I’m using improper techniques… I’m used to these things. I just thought it was cool how they were frozen in place.

  • http://www.ArgoShots.com Jason

    Sure thing, it is still a lovely shot. It just looks like the guy standing under the helicopter is about to get squashed!

  • Dylan Alvarez

    Wow, that is exactly the kind of bag I’d want to carry my laptop in! Love the style. Contrary to what some people have been saying: I like that the helicopter’s blades are not spinning; normally with action like this you do want a little bit of blur to imply motion but in this case it works because it’s obvious that the blades are spinning. Really increases the “wow” factor. I have a question though… What is that that you have on your phone and computer? Looks almost like a personalized skin… Where’d you get it?

  • http://www.stuckincustoms.com Trey Ratcliff

    thx – got that at Gelaskins