Posts for: markymark
Feb 5, 2013 12:33:53 #
Thanks Ester, I do use the camera store but they don't have a very large selection when it comes to lighting equipment and they are more expensive then a lot of the American stores.
EstherP wrote:
quote=markymark Do any of you know what might be ... (show quote)
Feb 4, 2013 21:25:18 #
Do any of you know what might be close to the Canadian version of B+H photography store, or is B+H the best way to go for studio lighting equipment, I was thinking about the shipping and handling, thanks.
Jan 27, 2013 05:29:35 #
Its beautiful, I have taken several shots of it, and am still wondering what it must be like to take a shot from the other side. How many times have you taken a photo of a rose, each photo is just a rose but each one is unique.
Linda From Maine wrote:
I'm curious to hear from people who take close-up,... (show quote)
Jan 26, 2013 22:55:10 #
Thanks used the same camera as you do, with a Canon 85mm f/1.8
colo43 wrote:
LOL
You did a great job..
You did a great job..
Jan 25, 2013 04:26:12 #
My project for the day was to take something from my bathroom and try to make it as ecstatically pleasing as possible. Please don't kick me out of your forum for sending this photograph, it was a tough assignment. P.S. no it is not mine!
Jan 23, 2013 10:13:59 #
The one that won't fail is use a light meter, they fit in your pocket, mine can hook to your belt.
tommckibbin wrote:
Thanks for that. I did do them things. Can only assume i was under and over exposing at wrong times. Am such an impatient person, want everything correct yesterday.
Jan 22, 2013 13:37:31 #
Try using a grey card, take a photo of it where you are not in the direct sun or dark shadows, use the same f stop and shuter speed and dial those in on manual, then recompose and take the shot. Remember it will only work if the lighting dosen't change, example a clould comes over the shot.
tommckibbin wrote:
Thanks for that, think i was nearly doing that fiddling with kelvin levels and exposure plus and minus. I must try harder and be patient.
Jan 22, 2013 13:19:48 #
I took this photo of the moon a while back using a Canon 200mm lens with a 1.4 Canon extender giving me 280mm on a full sensor camera. Then I had to crop and crop to achieve this shot, thanks for the conversation. I think the lighting and clarity is far superior in your shots, especially the first one.
Laurie wrote:
Yes, I should have said that. Sorry. I really like it. Here is another shot 4hours later. Jupiter has moved to the other side of the moon. So much fun!
markymark wrote:
Is that the 150mm-500mm Sigma lens, i was thinking about getting one.
Laurie wrote:
D90
Sigma 500mm f5.6
250 f:8
Tripod
Thanks
markymark wrote:
You should be proud did you use a full size senor camera and what was the lens mm.
Laurie wrote:
This is my personal best!
D90
Sigma 500mm f5.6
250 f:8
Tripod
Thanks
Yes, I should have said that. Sorry. I really like it. Here is another shot 4hours later. Jupiter has moved to the other side of the moon. So much fun!
Jan 22, 2013 00:08:36 #
Is that the 150mm-500mm Sigma lens, i was thinking about getting one.
Laurie wrote:
D90
Sigma 500mm f5.6
250 f:8
Tripod
Thanks
markymark wrote:
You should be proud did you use a full size senor camera and what was the lens mm.
Laurie wrote:
This is my personal best!
D90
Sigma 500mm f5.6
250 f:8
Tripod
Thanks
Jan 21, 2013 22:55:05 #
You should be proud did you use a full size senor camera and what was the lens mm.
Laurie wrote:
This is my personal best!
Jan 21, 2013 20:58:42 #
I must admit that the quality of that photo along with it being a great shot is fantastic
mel wrote:
I took this on Kodachrome slide and just scanned it. I think film has the edge.
oldmalky wrote:
I have only ever used a kodak brownie (my first camera)and a polaroid and that is my total experience with film so obviously for speed,results, amount, i find digital is better,
but those who took photographs will know far better than I how good film was.
but those who took photographs will know far better than I how good film was.
I took this on Kodachrome slide and just scanned it. I think film has the edge.
Jan 21, 2013 15:00:47 #
I enjoy your sense of humor, I just hope you all enjoy film while it is still around, I mean I am sentimetal to the penny too, but it is definately a wasted coin in circulation
Robert jh wrote:
Marky, I tried to lift the Huble and couldnt hold it still,so I told them to blast it into space so they could! I still like film!
Jan 21, 2013 14:37:28 #
Best one out of the bunch in my opinion.
thomew wrote:
removed trees
Jan 21, 2013 14:30:46 #
And then taking your film camera and photographing it. "Joke"
mickeys wrote:
what i think is worse is a volcano erupting and putting all that poison into the air. :thumbup:
Jan 21, 2013 13:52:44 #
If I took a photo of two women who are in there early 20's walking down the street is that creepy, or if they where in there 50's would that be acceptable, or you just shouldn't take photos of peolple period, where is the line drawn.