Tim, Rocket, thanks so much. I will check out the David Busch avenue. And the search string. Maybe soon I will have something to post :-D
Thanks Ambrose, I appreciate it.
Ambrose wrote:
Otis wrote:
canon rebel xt body I got for $100. It is real clean, no dings or even dirt. I didn't get a lens, CF card or manual. I found the manual on the canon site but when you print the pages it says 'COPY' diagonally on each page top to bottom. So I am one of the oddballs that actually read the manuals for everything. Anyone know of a book or printout for an old canon so I can learn the ins and outs of this thing?
Oh, and I found this on craigslist, Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS II Lens with UV Filter and hood, for $89. Deal or not?
Thanks
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Here's your manual (I think)
http://ib.berkeley.edu/labs/dudley/PDFs/EOS350-EN.pdf
The lens sells used for anywhere from $70 to 100, so that's as good a price as any - assuming condition is very good.
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Hey Bubu...(to be spoken like Yogi bear)
sorry I couldn't resist.
What bridge camera? I have a HS30 bridge
Bubu wrote:
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Color Space: sRGB
Compressed Bits Per Pixel: 3
Custom Rendered: Normal process
Date Time Digitized: 2012:05:02 20:14:03
Date Time Original: 2012:05:02 20:14:03
Digital Zoom Ratio: 2.7
Exif Version: 2.3
Exposure Bias Value: 0
Exposure Mode: Auto exposure
Exposure Time: 1 / 200
Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
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That is awesome. I have not seen trails like that since the '70s hehe
Nikonian72 wrote:
This is surprisingly fun! http://vimeo.com/57757618
Hi all, Otis here. I am beginner...ish. Been shooting for some time but not with a real camera. Thats not true it was a real camera but anyway, now I have a canon rebel xt body I got for $100. It is real clean, no dings or even dirt. I didn't get a lens, CF card or manual. I found the manual on the canon site but when you print the pages it says 'COPY' diagonally on each page top to bottom. So I am one of the oddballs that actually read the manuals for everything. Anyone know of a book or printout for an old canon so I can learn the ins and outs of this thing?
Oh, and I found this on craigslist, Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS II Lens with UV Filter and hood, for $89. Deal or not?
Thanks
Well I really like it. I have Corel PaintShop Pro and am just learning it. In fact I am reading the manual first. I know, wierd but I always read the manual.
colo43 wrote:
Hi Otis, it was done in PS,but it was not an new layer. i used a filter (Topaz) but for the life of me, do not remember exactly what i had did. I was only playing around and that is what i happened to end up with.
Otis wrote:
I love the added color. Was that done in Photoshop? Was it an additional layer?
colo43 wrote:
A photo i took this morning . i played a bit with it after i framed it.
I love the added color. Was that done in Photoshop? Was it an additional layer?
colo43 wrote:
A photo i took this morning . i played a bit with it after i framed it.
Right on! Right on! Right on!
pounder35 wrote:
So many people to piss of and so little time. Where does the day go?
Which brand/type circular polarizer is recommended and why? I see so many from $9.99 to $70 and up. And I know you get what you pay for.