Share your Personal Photography Pictures. (NSFW images must be linked & labelled)

[Outta Control]

Interesting. We are currently working with a fr startup that retrieve a bunch of data from drone photography.

http://www.redbird.fr/

Yeah Photogrammetry is a big hit nowadays and it's is my area of drone use. Right now Drone Deploy is the Bees knees but I am playing around with other companies like SkyCatch and Pix4D.

 

[oobus]

Interesting. We are currently working with a fr startup that retrieve a bunch of data from drone photography.

http://www.redbird.fr/

Anything with Nidr or is it RGB color analytics? We are looking at different imaging solutions for Ag.

 

[amazighlol]

Anything with Nidr or is it RGB color analytics? We are looking at different imaging solutions for Ag.

I have know idea but I could ask. They are specialized in quarries analysis though.

 

[Outta Control]

Anything with Nidr or is it RGB color analytics? We are looking at different imaging solutions for Ag.

You mean NDVI, Normalized Difference Vegetation Index. Yes I can do that no problem infact I can also incorporate Thermal IR imaging for Ag.

 

[CuriousMike]

I spent a very cold night on Glacier Point last night to capture this.

 

[dmaxAl]

Very nice Mike!

Details on the shot?

 

[CuriousMike]

Very nice Mike!

Details on the shot?

Thanks.
If you don't have an EXIF viewer plugin for your browser, I highly recommend getting one. Assuming the poster doesn't strip out the EXIF data, all data is present by just right-clicking the photo (iso/shutter/aperture etc).

That particular photo is a pano of 5 verts, each @ 15 seconds, 24mm, f/1.6, ISO 3200.

I used my Nikon D610 and a Rokinon 24mm f/1.4 lens

 

[dmaxAl]

Cool Mike, thx, didn't know about the browser plugin. A lot of my stuff has useless exif cos of the processing and deleting geotags, so I kinda forgot about it..

On your exposure, trial and error or did ya get lucky - I've found 15sec's is starting to push it in terms of managing star trails, at least down to ~24mm. At 14mm, I can get al the way up to ~30secs, but field distortion is a bear...

 

[byke]

For whatever reason, exif viewers are the first to stop functioning during browser updates and then there's nothing for like six months. I've given up.

 

[CuriousMike]

On your exposure, trial and error or did ya get lucky -

I use the equation 500/(focal length)
There are more sophisticated methods that take into account your lattitude, sensor size and a few other variables that always boil down to less than 500/(focal length) but I get acceptable results using the 500 rule.

500/24 = 20.8 = 20 second exposure. I took a few at that length and they looked pretty sharp to me. I was getting such good images at 15 seconds I just stayed there to be 'safe.'

I also have a 14 f2.8
500/14 = 35 seconds - I've used it at 30 seconds to good effect as well.

 

[dmaxAl]

Bode's Galaxy, or Messier 82.

 

[SuperMike]

Al, that's incredible.

 

[Abacinator]

Amazeballs!

 

[amazighlol]

I got into aerial photography recently:

 

[berth]

Are these from aircraft, or drones (which are, you know, also aircraft, but hopefully the distinction is clear)?

 

[amazighlol]

Are these from aircraft, or drones (which are, you know, also aircraft, but hopefully the distinction is clear)?

Totally got it .
From a Phantom 3 Pro drone.

 

[injun]

Can you taste it ?

 

[CuriousMike]

 

[Blankpage]

Awesome pic. Love those starry nights.

 

[dmaxAl]

Pelican Nebula.
Blend H-alpha(20frames@600sec), Lum(20@300sec), RGB 20/20/20@60sec.