new photography thread
DREEEEEEW i dont know if its just me, but that last pic u took, its a great pic, but my eyes hate it!!! its the weirdest thing, i started lookin at all the pics and then i looked at that one and my eyes were going crazy!!! am i the only one that happened to? maybe i got somethign wrong with me lol!
There is gl@ss in my @SS...
Originally Posted by drew22mader
Ok, here is what i do, i shoot in raw so i have to transfer them over by going into My Computer and selecting the camera, then i just drag them over. Then to view them i use Adobe Photoshop CS2.
Download Picasa, its free from google, its 10x better than Windows Picture Viewer.
Download Picasa, its free from google, its 10x better than Windows Picture Viewer.
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yea, they work really well, mine is built into my printer so i didn't have to bu one. They are really cheap to get.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...ughType=search
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...ughType=search
Not of very good quality since I was shooting facing the sun and the glass window was kinda dirty, but here's a sample with my 70-300.
Zoom zoom zoom!!
The building is exactly 300 meters away, and the huge painting about 340 meters away. 1st pic is at minimum zoom, 2nd is at max
not to brag, but at this distance with this lens, you can actually see the face of a person
Zoom zoom zoom!!
The building is exactly 300 meters away, and the huge painting about 340 meters away. 1st pic is at minimum zoom, 2nd is at max
not to brag, but at this distance with this lens, you can actually see the face of a person
Last edited by cubanmike26; Apr 7, 2006 at 04:18 PM.
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Rep Power: 435 OKAY!!! new type of photography: rig shot. here's my go at an in-car POV. this was REALLY easy to set up.
please excuse the shitty quality. this is straight from the camera and resized/watermarked in MICROSOFT PAINT.
please excuse the shitty quality. this is straight from the camera and resized/watermarked in MICROSOFT PAINT.
Last edited by infinite012; Apr 7, 2006 at 06:10 PM.
Yo Infinite! it's blury but that's tight though, how did you take that shot?
here's one with Aperture priority. Miami Skylines yo!! wow, one could get really creative with these cameras, they are amazing!
I didn't have a tripod so it's a blurry too
here's one with Aperture priority. Miami Skylines yo!! wow, one could get really creative with these cameras, they are amazing!
I didn't have a tripod so it's a blurry too
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Rep Power: 435 that shot is AWESOME!!! try using a longer shutter speed and a a bigger f/# to get star effects on all the little street lights. if you can get the shutter to hold down for longer than 30 seconds, you can even get a milky sky (clouds are moving == cool effect).
and those two pics i posted were taken with a tripod mounted inbetween the seats. it was raining a little bit when i took these shots so i was in a hurry.
and those two pics i posted were taken with a tripod mounted inbetween the seats. it was raining a little bit when i took these shots so i was in a hurry.
Whoa! 30 secs? had no idea it could stay open that long?
yeah, this building is the highest in Downtown Miami, it offers an awesome 360 view of the whole city both day and night. I will take better shots once I use my tripod
yeah, this building is the highest in Downtown Miami, it offers an awesome 360 view of the whole city both day and night. I will take better shots once I use my tripod
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Rep Power: 435 put the camera into one of the manual modes and set your slow down your shutter speed. you should have down to 30" shutter speed and you should also have a BULB feature. for you to open your shutter for longer than 30", you will need a remote.
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Originally Posted by 02civic_rida
^^^ shoulda used a tripod and no flash 
that lighting is to harsh mang, but none-the-less guud pic
that lighting is to harsh mang, but none-the-less guud pic Yea I was lookin to see how the flash bang is on it. But I just wanted that turtles head to be seen. I will be takin my cam around tomorrow and shootin alot, need to.
Thanks for the opinion. Still learnin this thing
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Rep Power: 257 For lightning I just set the shutterspeed for as long as I can, which is like 15 sec on my camera, and just hope to get some. I'm still messing around with the f-stop and stuff to see the differences it makes.
