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Very nice shots Mugen910.
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Thanks Mr. B
I recently read somewhere that when doing a photo with a water reflection that you should focus on the water and it somehow brings out the picture...have you tried/done this? |
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Goofin' with the macro lens again...
http://m-mason.smugmug.com/Miscellan...51_qqiEt-L.jpg http://m-mason.smugmug.com/Miscellan...86_Apgvz-L.jpg http://m-mason.smugmug.com/Miscellan...13_usPSS-L.jpg -Roland. |
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Love Macro Shots... Haven't had time to play lately having to get everything ready for the hospital on Tuesday!! :D
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Menu -> custom settings -> shooting/display -> Date imprint -> off That should take care of the pesky numbers. |
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My daughter is really interested in art and has been looking at some of my old images that I shot when I a shooter (back in the day before digital). Lately she has been grabbing our little DPAS and today she snapped this:
http://oldchurchbbq.com/sharedpictur...addy%20001.jpg Not as high quality as other images in this thread, but I was impressed with the composition, especially from a 10 year old who is just starting to pick up on this stuff and who didn't have any coaching. She has an eye, and exposure can be taught! |
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Definitely some Natural talent shining through at such a young age
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Def a great eye Steve...very nice photo.
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Very Nice I love the contrast of B&W
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This same picture was taken on film for my class. I am still in the learning phase with film so i get all my settings dialed in digitally then I bracket my film shots. I will have physical negs of these next Tuesday.
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Not sure why I like these shots but I do.
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Soo..um..when traveling...you guys carry a tripod, small pocket pod, or nothing?
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used to carry a small pocket pod but it broke :( getting ready to purchase full size carbon tripod with pistol grip instead of handle bar :D
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1960's Slik aluminum tripod tribar head. I love it! I am looking into updating so I can return the tripod to its rightful owner (GF's mom)
Here is what ill be going with. Legs http://www.lumieretech.com/store/pro...roductid=16188 Head http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...head_with.html Overdoing it? Maybe. The head adds height to the overall pod which is what I want. I am not afraid to pay extra for something that will last as long as my current pod. 40 years |
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My thing is more of when traveling...is there a fine line between sacrificing a really nice picture setup by carrying around just a few accessories and carrying a lot (tripod, extra lenses, and batteries to lug)
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Wherever I go I bring my bag.
D40X N80 18-55 Kit 55-200 vr 50 1.8 Sb 600 0.18X fisheye 2 rolls each of 100, 400, 3200 34mm film Sensor swabs & E2 lens cloths R2 filter 8pt cross NDF Circular polarizer Flashlight 2 CR123 batteries 4 AA's And I carry my pod like a club..... So Im a mule. I never find myself wishing I had something. |
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Snapped this today after I taught my undergrad class. Such a beautiful day ... I'm surprised converting it to B&W was the right move (it really was).
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Im taking a darkroom class Shooting in B&W going back to the roots of photography to better understand the art. I also use a Nikon FG-20 and an EM.
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everyone must be out shooting this thread has died :-(
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Nice :tu
After tomorrow I should have pictures of Baby McSmokey to Post WOOT going in for induction at 5 AM wish us luck |
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Good luck Justin. With the baby too ;)
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That's a beautiful shot of the Ritz! Are you shooting from the park right by the fountain?
I have had a Canon Elan 7ne that has been sitting in my closet for months now. I used ot love shooting with that thing, but film seems like it's so hard to get and develop now. Up north I had a dark room to work with, but down here, nada. |
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Yep just past the fountain. Took the same picture in BW 100speed film Im developing it tomorrow. Lets hope I dont screw it up. :-/
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Nope, never had my own darkroom. I lived in Morgantown, WV and used WVU's photography school's darkroom. I knew the professor from when I went there and he let me use the room as long as I kicked in for supplies and wasn't there during class hours. Summers were always nice, no students.
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And I Thought It Was Just My Old Eyes!:r
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I too really like the shot I believe picassa has a straigtening tool.
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If you can afford it, there are a lot of reasons to get the 580. If you want something slightly more portable, get the 430. They're both good flashes; but the 580 is more feature-rich. |
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I don't know that you will encounter too many situations in which the 430 would be incapable of something and you would absolutely need the 580 (not knowing what you do) but if it is in the right price range, the 580 does have some benefits and perks as Darrel pointed out |
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Either way, be sure you get the updated models (EX II) because they have improved recharge speeds, better build quality, and other general cool improvements over the old models. Oh ... and go over to http://photography-on-the.net/forum :D |
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I'm there... its like a chore to read everything (although in a good way) because there is so much posted each day that you cannot keep up with it.
I use an older 550 at work which holds up pretty well, but they also have some 430s that suck ass for recharge time and just don't have the chops to give you the light needed in some situations. However, we are switching over to new 50Ds which are sweeeeeet. The live view feature is pretty awesome |
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Sorry, Jim ... I was telling kenstogie to go over there. I knew you were there from a conversation we had a loooooong time ago. I'm "Dokk" over there, btw. I've never used the old 430s; but the new one I have has *awesome* recharge time. With good batteries, I can do a 7 shot burst and it flashes every time. :tu Mmmmm ... 50Ds. I wouldn't mind one of those. Higher on my list, though: 5D or 5D MkII. :dr |
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