Rockin What you Got - Lesson 1 (May 18th)
May 20, 2012 08:05:26 #
My picture for this assignment
Using a 50/1.8 lens
First picture at 1.8 aperture and shutter 1/60 Focus is more on the leaves
Second Picture at 4.5 aperture shutter 1/40 focus starts to take in the whole flower
Third picture at F/11 shutter 1/6 focus starting to take in background
Fourth picture at F/18 shutter 2/5 everything getting in focus
Using a 50/1.8 lens
First picture at 1.8 aperture and shutter 1/60 Focus is more on the leaves
Second Picture at 4.5 aperture shutter 1/40 focus starts to take in the whole flower
Third picture at F/11 shutter 1/6 focus starting to take in background
Fourth picture at F/18 shutter 2/5 everything getting in focus
First picture at 1.8 aperture and shutter 1/60 Focus is more on the leaves
Second Picture at 4.5 aperture shutter 1/40 focus starts to take in the whole flower
Third picture at F/11 shutter 1/6 focus starting to take in background
F/18 shutter 2/5 everything getting in focus
May 20, 2012 08:34:25 #
May 20, 2012 08:58:34 #
I've got some aperture homework photos and am not sure where to post? I've added 3 here. If this is the wrong place tell me where the right place is.
Thanks,
Diane
Thanks,
Diane
May 20, 2012 09:03:55 #
Great job MWAC....I'll p[ost photos later today.
Just a thought....do you want these pics (4 per entrant) posted on this thread or might we setup a contest thread for all of the pics?
(at least for lesson 2)
Just a thought....do you want these pics (4 per entrant) posted on this thread or might we setup a contest thread for all of the pics?
(at least for lesson 2)
May 20, 2012 13:04:45 #
pugfan wrote:
What the heck are those animals?
photo guy wrote:
Here is my selection.
Exosure Time 1/750 sec.
ISO-200
Exposure Bias -0.3
Focal length 53mm
Max. Aperture 2.97
Brightness 5
Exosure Time 1/750 sec.
ISO-200
Exposure Bias -0.3
Focal length 53mm
Max. Aperture 2.97
Brightness 5
What the heck are those animals?
Bison aka Buffalo
May 20, 2012 13:11:52 #
OOPS! Sorry. Here I go again....
50 mm F1/8 ISO 100, F/2
50 mm F/1.8 ISO 100 f/8
50 mm F/1.8 ISO 100 F/22
May 20, 2012 13:19:42 #
dparker708 wrote:
I've got some aperture homework photos and am not sure where to post? I've added 3 here. If this is the wrong place tell me where the right place is.
Thanks,
Diane
Thanks,
Diane
Very nice, what lens did you use?
May 20, 2012 13:33:11 #
May 20, 2012 13:41:11 #
haasrw1031
Loc: Gainesville - Originally Miami Florida
My first post. Thanks for the Lesson concept. I hope I'm attaching my files correctly.
May 20, 2012 13:45:27 #
haasrw1031 wrote:
My first post. Thanks for the Lesson concept. I hope I'm attaching my files correctly.
Welcome! Exactly right...nice... :-)
May 20, 2012 13:57:46 #
Way to go everyone!
Sorry for being MIA, this weekend my husband and I are celebrating our 17th wedding anniversary so I've been away from the computer for most of the time.
* Thanks to everyone that caught any errors on my part in my tutorial, as I said I'm still learning as well and any input from others is always welcome.
Sorry for being MIA, this weekend my husband and I are celebrating our 17th wedding anniversary so I've been away from the computer for most of the time.
* Thanks to everyone that caught any errors on my part in my tutorial, as I said I'm still learning as well and any input from others is always welcome.
May 20, 2012 14:06:12 #
Here's my four pics - Thanks MWAC - good experience and learning tool!
1/80 @ f6.3 250mm
1/50 @ f8 250mm
1/2 @ f40 250mm
1/10 @ f18 250mm
May 20, 2012 14:31:58 #
fstop22 wrote:
Love this example
Ashley2003 wrote:
I just got my first digital camera, and this is my first time playing around with the AV setting. Please check em' out :)
I agree ~ wonderful examples!
May 20, 2012 14:33:14 #
mgstrawn wrote:
I agree ~ wonderful examples!
fstop22 wrote:
Love this example
Ashley2003 wrote:
I just got my first digital camera, and this is my first time playing around with the AV setting. Please check em' out :)
I agree ~ wonderful examples!
Thanks!
May 20, 2012 14:42:06 #
Thanks for the lesson. You rock! Homer went for a picnic amongst the phlox and wanted his photo taken, so I obliged. All photos taken with a Nikon 5100, 35 mm f/1.8g lens, mounted on a tripod using auto focus (AF-S). The camera was focused on the cake in Homer's right hand. All photos shot in RAW and converted them to JPGs, with no manipulation for sharpness, etc.
F/1.8, 1/640 second, ISO 100
F/8, 1/30 second, ISO 100
F/22, 1/5 second, ISO 100
F/5, 1/80 seconde, ISO 100
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