November Project: Sooc (straight out of the camera)

I am using an iPhone to start the project this month because I have moved house. So no picture to start and I can't sticky the thread at the moment..

No cropping and no photoshop, (a jpeg to avoid it). Let's see what you can do sooc. Have fun!

Great idea for a project Alison. This one was taken with my first ever roll of medium format E6. This one is straight out of the camera. Only developed and scanned. No adjustments.

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k3...e6_01_apug.jpg

One from a few weeks ago, also shot in film. Only resized in PS if that counts?
Jimmy B

Re-sized and nothing else, Jeff

I hope shooting in RAW and then converting to JPEG with no adjustments counts as SooC for the G9.

Grandpaw sweet shot
SW I like it, then again I like night shooting.
Jimmy B

Alright, not straight out of the camera but, does straight out of the scanner count?...LOL

Playing with my new macro lens. Jpeg version, resized only. - TF

Taken about 3 months ago in our backyard.

I was trying out my new $1 mini-tripod, not a new macro lens.:D :D

No computer post-processing done - unless you count adding the watermark and resizing in GIMP 2.4.5. I then resaved the photo as a maximum-quality JPG.
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P.S. Great shot OldClicker!
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Again RAW converted with no adjustment and sized.

Converted the RAW image without any adjustments.

Re-sizing is allowed because you can't post a full res image here.

These are so cool!
And I'm back online!!! Yay!!!

OK, my straight out of the camera, other than converting raw to Jpeg.

Attachment 60689

Wild horses from the Theodore National Park in ND taken in 2007. This is my first picture post so I hope I resized it correctly.

Dawn

Ooppps - I meant to say Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Dawn

Great SP Aaron!

And an amazing macro OldClicker. Love the colours.

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Playing with my new macro lens. Jpeg version, resized only. - TF

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Very nice capture and sharp. I like it.

My very first window light shot in my new house and a shot especially taken for the project. Makes a change not to shoot a portrait :D

http://alisongreenwoodphotography.co...flower_550.jpg

here's one that i happened to shoot jpeg at a charity walk. downsized for web only.

Unedited.
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This is straight out of the camera---resize only

Jackhttp://gallery.photographyreview.com...ze=big&cat=506

Sinple Jpeg, with a story.

I was on a squad run Saturday night, I was in a chase truck (second support vehicle for the squad) and on the way back my.partner and I came across this truck in the ditch. Motor still warm, keys in the ignition and no one around. It seems a redneck and his buddy decided to do a little druken off roading at 1 am. Beer cans all over the front of the truck and in the bed.

Now if you have never worked in the fire and ems service or came across a situation like this, you have no idea how intimidateing it can be. No lights, just your head lamps and a flash light. You have to search for bodies, blood or anything that could help you find the driver. A hundred thoughts running through your head all at once. All because some punk wanted to get drunk and drive.

This isn't the first time we had to go looking for a body, we have found them pinned under their cars, floating down river, thrown a hundred feet from the car and some times in more than one place. Sometimes you see things you'll never forget.

This time we just found an empty truck, the driver was lucky and walked home after he disabled his truck. Nice truck too.

No photoshop, just resized for web use.

Ooh Jack! That's gorgeous!!!

Straight out of camera - new Panasonic LX3......

Liz

60mm
http://mariaimage.smugmug.com/photos...0_iviuh-XL.jpg

24mm
http://mariaimage.smugmug.com/photos...8_jrTUU-XL.jpg

Whats this then?

http://juliesaltvick.smugmug.com/pho...39_eo4jx-M.jpg

A Parisian miscellany, from the old Maciva FD7 floppy disk camera.

Casio QV-2800UX, swivel body 2MP

There sure are some great pictures here.

Dawn

SW Nice shots with the floppy camera. Nice shots everyone! Here is one from Halloween. Jimmy B.

My god, that feels soooooo good.

Let me start this post with a statement. That is I think every digital image deserves some post processing. All my digital cameras are set with that in mind. Ok here is one straight out of the newest camera in the stable only resized for posting. This one was shot with the D700 at ISO 1600 at 1/25 and f5.6 hand held by the light of a small reading light. It was taken with the Nikkor 24-120 f3.5-5.6 with the VR activated. I have only had this setup a few hours and I'm just now playing with the settings and learning what it will do. I think I am going to be very pleased.

Very nice shot of the Mrs., OT. It looks like you are going to like the new camera body.
Is next months project going to be all the same shots PP?
Jimmy B.

Jimmy B-I think what is really awesome about your shot is your in the center of it! Very cool.

Tyson-what a scary feeling! I've had quite a few fire fighter buddies and I've heard a few of these stories myself. Thanks for your commitment, it takes a lot for people to do what you do-and I'm grateful!

I have a few that fit this.

http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/l...G_4268SOOC.jpg

http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/l...G_4272SOOC.jpg

http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/l...G_4273SOOC.jpg

Old Timer, that's a gorgeous portrait :)

My photo is from this afternoon when I sneaked off to the lake for 10 minutes before picking kids up from nursery, hoping to find a scary tree!!! (I'm also a member of this Danish nature forum where project of the month is "The scary stuff"). Usually, I have to straighten anything with a horizon as my internal level is defect :D This one was just right. I played a little with the light, but decided that I liked it the best just the way it came out of the camera. So, no cropping, no nothing, just resizing...

Sunset skyline

Mette

The Murrumbidgee River near Camp Sturt, shot on Kodak 35mm High Speed Infrared film with an orange filter. The negative was scanned and then a positive made. There was no photo manipulation (which I normally do), just a density adjustment until the highlights in the image were displaying adequate detail.

With film, straight out of the camera is the print maker's judgement? I hope this image is considered straight out of the camera? ... if not, no worries.


http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d...dgeeWinter.png


Warren.

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The Murrumbidgee River near Camp Sturt, shot on Kodak 35mm High Speed Infrared film with an orange filter. The negative was scanned and then a positive made. There was no photo manipulation (which I normally do), just a density adjustment until the highlights in the image were displaying adequate detail.

With film, straight out of the camera is the print maker's judgement? I hope this image is considered straight out of the camera? ... if not, no worries.





Warren.

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Wonderful image Warren!

I can't fault you for inverting the image, as that is the same as making a print, however the density adjustment is minipulation.

Almo, G'day. Thankyou. Scrap one shot of the Murrumbidgee River above.

'Goodmorning Scharnhorst ... who will you destroy today?'


http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d...Gruner2149.png


Warren.

A few more, sooc, from various cameras - some cheap and nasty.
It's not the camera that makes the good photo, is it ?
Well yes, sometimes it's a poor camera that ruins a good photo :(