Posts for: PIPDYOUNGER
Feb 4, 2013 18:18:06 #
MT Shooter wrote:
Just tie a loaf of bread to your head, they will come to you for some really good closeups!
Cool MT, I love it too :lol: :thumbup: pip
Feb 4, 2013 15:50:51 #
tramsey wrote:
Without knowing what you are using. it's rather hard to say anything, but a wild stab in the dark I would say that your ISO is too high. If you want them to appear closer you will need a longer lens, like a 200 mm or better.
Hi tramsey, im using a fuji finepix s9600 bridge camera 10. 7 optical zoom. I think my iso was set at 200 for this photo. :? pip
Feb 4, 2013 15:46:49 #
zuzanne wrote:
What camera/lens setup were you using?
zuzanne
zuzanne
Hi zuzanne, its a fuji finepix s9600 bridge camera 10. 7x optical zoom :? pip
Feb 4, 2013 15:23:22 #
Hello everyone, I went for a walk along the beach today to take pics of seagulls. I dont normally take bird pics as,
1, I dont think my camera is up to it, "cant get close enough"
2, I dont think im up to it.
Believe it or not this is the best bird photo I have taken ever, and its not that good. I decided to post this to show how good, your bird photo's are, most of them stunning, amazing and any other word that describes some of our members photographs. C&C always welcome, because Ive got a long way to go. It was blowing a gail today and I took the photo hand held, Ive cropped it, first ever post edit too. Ive put both versions for you to compare. thanks everyone. :? pip
1, I dont think my camera is up to it, "cant get close enough"
2, I dont think im up to it.
Believe it or not this is the best bird photo I have taken ever, and its not that good. I decided to post this to show how good, your bird photo's are, most of them stunning, amazing and any other word that describes some of our members photographs. C&C always welcome, because Ive got a long way to go. It was blowing a gail today and I took the photo hand held, Ive cropped it, first ever post edit too. Ive put both versions for you to compare. thanks everyone. :? pip
ORIGINAL
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Feb 4, 2013 14:08:47 #
Julian wrote:
That was one of a series posted on the Internet. Incredible one-in-a-million shots. Here are a few more:
Rathyatra wrote:
Sent to me in an email by a friend.
When a male bird can't stand it anymore!
Priceless shot! One in a million!!!
A photographer will die of old age waiting to get another shot like this one.
Keep Laughing. Best medicine for the heart and the mind.
When a male bird can't stand it anymore!
Priceless shot! One in a million!!!
A photographer will die of old age waiting to get another shot like this one.
Keep Laughing. Best medicine for the heart and the mind.
That was one of a series posted on the Internet. Incredible one-in-a-million shots. Here are a few more:
WOW, brilliant :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: pip
Feb 4, 2013 14:07:17 #
Rathyatra wrote:
Sent to me in an email by a friend.
When a male bird can't stand it anymore!
Priceless shot! One in a million!!!
A photographer will die of old age waiting to get another shot like this one.
Keep Laughing. Best medicine for the heart and the mind.
When a male bird can't stand it anymore!
Priceless shot! One in a million!!!
A photographer will die of old age waiting to get another shot like this one.
Keep Laughing. Best medicine for the heart and the mind.
I just cant get a word in, brilliant, :lol: :thumbup: pip
Feb 4, 2013 14:01:58 #
mjbjn05 wrote:
quote=pinkycat You're definitely on the right tra... (show quote)
Beauyiful flower shots :thumbup: pip
Feb 4, 2013 06:37:44 #
Macfid wrote:
The only flower on our indoor Spathiphyllum this year.
#1 could have been a bit more in focus, looks a bit soft.
Feb 4, 2013 06:33:54 #
klaesser wrote:
Photo taken in Gunzeried, Bavaria, Germany. Every spring they take their cows up the mountain where they graze all summer long, then in September they bring them back down and in this pic they are on their way down.
The town is set up with food and beer tents, lots of good beer, Brat, tortes etc. They really celebrate for a couple days. Some really fun loving people
The town is set up with food and beer tents, lots of good beer, Brat, tortes etc. They really celebrate for a couple days. Some really fun loving people
Nice shot klaesser :thumbup:
Feb 4, 2013 06:33:12 #
Feb 4, 2013 06:30:12 #
shall1585 wrote:
My dad has several old tractors.. There's just something about this one in particular that I really like, not sure what it is though :)
its got a face, :D nice shot :thumbup: pip
Feb 4, 2013 06:28:59 #
rt1379 wrote:
So.... we were in this old boozer (pub) in Padstow, North Cornwall ....
Just a quick snapshot without the guy noticing the camera that was inside my jacket... What is he going to put out on the table ?
What is the "Caption of the Day" .... over to you folks... :shock:
Gary
Just a quick snapshot without the guy noticing the camera that was inside my jacket... What is he going to put out on the table ?
What is the "Caption of the Day" .... over to you folks... :shock:
Gary
I havn't got a clue how to play,..........nice shot
Feb 4, 2013 06:22:10 #
zneb240 wrote:
Tried to make this look like one of those 19th century explorer type photos. Suspect I have a lot to learn in PP.
mission acomplished :thumbup:
Feb 4, 2013 06:20:42 #
dourob wrote:
The first image is a HDR comprised of 5 photos processed through Photomatix. These were taken handheld using a Nikon D800e
The second image is a cropped enlargement of the lightpost from the center.
I submit these to address the concerns of many that have said that the D800 should only be used from a tripod.
The second image is a cropped enlargement of the lightpost from the center.
I submit these to address the concerns of many that have said that the D800 should only be used from a tripod.
Can you show the 5 shots you used to compose the finished composition :?: :thumbup: pip
Feb 4, 2013 06:17:55 #
Erv wrote:
Not to good. Guess I was tired from moving snow. Couldn't get them dialed in today. But still kind of interesting to see. :)
Erv
Erv
Clever shots Erv, you always have great idea's ;) :thumbup: pip