Beautiful Images. I have never learned how to successfully create Zoo Images, Bars, Fences, plastic or Glass, etc. I always create a less than acceptable Image. I have never learned the proper procedure to eliminate the distracting Bars, windows, Fences, etc. Help Please. I love the Zoo and the personalities of the Animals. I am now 72 years old, still mobile, and have to rest now and then, but I am an early riser, so I heard the "Early Bird Catches the Worm", is that accurate with Zoo Photography? It is Winter now in Michigan, so I will need to postpone my trip to the Zoo until Spring arrives. Although I will be in Florida for a couple of months, so I have two Zoos not too far away.
Longshadow wrote:
What camera manufacturer and did it come with editing software?
Nikon and I am not sure of the Editing Software from Nikon.
Longshadow wrote:
For starters, do you have a 50mm? 35?
Note if the tube has to be mounted to the lens or camera first. Should be in the instructions.
Put one tube with the 50, look through the viewfinder and note the focusing distance and maybe the depth of field.
Then use another, and the other, then try in pairs.
You can use #1, #2, #3, #1+#2, #1+#3, #2+#3, #1+#2+#3 each combination yielding different results.
That's the best way to see how they work on your camera.
Oh, and take a couple of pictures while doing this exercise.
The more the extension, the closer the focal point, and the shallower the depth of field.
You can also try them with other lenses.
Experiment to see how they work for your camera.
For starters, do you have a 50mm? 35? br br Note... (
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I am interested in investigating Micro Photography with my 50mm or 85mm. What is Best Extension Tube combination would be best to try first, I have 3 Kenko Extension tubes that were Set.
You have created some Awesome Wildlife Images, I certainly hope to be able to create ones similar to yours, but maybe not quite as good. I will most likely require training on eliminating the Screening or Bars protecting the Animals. So I am asking and looking forward to hearing from my more experienced Photography Friends. My Best to all of my fellow Photographers, that they are successful in their Photo Journey.
Thanks for your reply.
Architect1776 wrote:
Why is raw capitalized on UHH?
Does RAW stand for 3 words?
Thx
No, just for emphasizing, A Person, Place, or Thing, and RAW is a Thing, So it I got capitalized.
RodeoMan wrote:
MEGO If I wanted preached at, I would have tuned in to A.M. radio.
Sorry, not Preaching, just sharing the "TRUTH" from the Bible and a Website that assists you in learning and Understanding the Bible, @ JW.ORG
Longshadow wrote:
What camera manufacturer and did it come with editing software?
Nikon D3300 and not sure about any Software??
I bought a set of 3 Extension Tubes, but as yet I have not learned the proper way to use them. I would appreciate any advice that my fellow Hedgehogs UHH may be able to assist in teaching Me. Thank You.
I am not a Computer Wizz and am looking for a beginning to Shoot RAW Images. I need simplicity.
Rolk wrote:
I love it, and I'm guessing you are active on Facebook. I thought about
posting that on here as well. Thought it was very cool, and more than
likely, extremely accurate.
Tim
To whom are you speaking? Silverman, who I am, or another UHH member?? Are you familiar with JW.ORG?
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, although as the Bible explained this spectacular event, it was a glorious event indeed, Jehovah God allowing his Perfect Spirit Son to leave his Heavenly home and to be born as a human Baby from an imperfect earthly Women. Yes he was Perfect himself, but grew up as a Man and strived to teach imperfect Humans about his Father Jehovah God, Almighty in Heaven, and the Creator of everything. He taught his Apostles and all those that put Faith in him and their Heavenly Father, Jehovah. Visit JW. ORG
Longshadow wrote:
I like to capitalize it, it looks more congruous in a sentence:
"RAW or JPEG", as opposed to "raw or JPEG".
But that's just me.
Well, I like both RAW & JPEG capitalized, they both deserve to Stand-Out as two important aspects of Professional Photography
Only Give-Away it's not Original are the fancy Chrome Wheels and No Rust. But it's a Beautiful memory of those days gone Bye.
As a continuing amateur Photographer, I want to capture moving vehicles in a Sharp frozen position, with a blurry environment around the Vehicle. What settings must I set on my Camera? I have attempted this with negative results, and no good Captures at all.