June 13, 2013

Shot of the Day #78

The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology prides itself in design excellence and with first-hand experience I can say I am proud of my university – especially when it comes to the state-of-the-art buildings springing up around campus. The abstract photograph below was taken of the new SAB Building 80 located on Swanston street in Melbourne, which opened just under a year ago. Only now have I finally got around to photographing it, and there is so much more to ‘expose’. Anyway, the photo before your eyes is somewhat non-descriptive of the building, yet in a way shows you just how unique it is and why it has become a landmark on RMIT’s campus. Having shot in raw, I was able to pull much of the detail lost in the sky out and really uncover the rich colours of the buildings ‘spiky’ exterior. I think the ‘before & after’ screenshot might be interesting to those adamant about their jpegs!

RMIT Swanston Academic Building (80)

RMIT – Swanston Academic Building (80)

Details:

  • ISO 1600
  • F 2.8
  • 1/30 secs
  • 70 mm
  • Sony a99
  • Carl Zeiss 24-70 2,8
  • Hand-Held
  • Post-Processing: Adobe Lightroom 4

The power of Raw imaging:

Before / After - Raw Imaging

Before / After – Raw Imaging

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Written by Mike


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