Posts for: Raymond
Apr 1, 2015 02:57:49 #
sailorsmom wrote:
Can anyone ID these two birds for me? I'm even wondering if they could be the same bird! I appreciate all the help you can give to me! I've looked through my book and can't find them.
Adult male Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Jan 24, 2015 12:16:49 #
nakedhikerju wrote:
I've just up graded to a canon t3i from a point and shoot. Wow do I have a lot to learn. One of my fav things is to shoot the night sky. How do I set up a time exposure? BTW I have signed up for a night class in photography but can't wait to try stuff.
Select TV...set to 30sec
ISO... auto
Focus... Manual and set to Inf.
IS... off
Lens... set to w/a
Use a tripod
Picture of The International Spacecraft- see EXIF
Jan 22, 2015 00:11:12 #
Dec 15, 2014 03:00:21 #
Dec 15, 2014 00:04:36 #
Osprey wrote:
Only she can see that highlight on the right corner.
Fantastic shot!
Oct 27, 2014 11:11:09 #
ozmerelda wrote:
Hi !
I'm wondering if anyone knows what bird this is? Last night I looked up and saw at least 50 of these birds.
Canon SX 50 so only jpeg
ISO 160 f6.5
Thanks for looking. Critiques welcome.
I'm wondering if anyone knows what bird this is? Last night I looked up and saw at least 50 of these birds.
Canon SX 50 so only jpeg
ISO 160 f6.5
Thanks for looking. Critiques welcome.
It looks like a starling but they normally have red/brown color tail feathers not yellow.
Great shots!!!
Ray
Oct 26, 2014 19:11:47 #
ericmicart wrote:
I am so far behind the learning curve w/ this came... (show quote)
The Exposure Bias is set to +5... SET IT TO "0". and then post a picture.
Ray
Oct 22, 2014 21:44:17 #
DavidPine wrote:
I am having cataract surgery on the 29th and 13th. Left eye first and then dominant right eye second. I have been told that I will have to wear and eye patch for several weeks. I can't imagine not being able to make photographs for almost a month. What can any of you who have had this surgery share with me as to what I can expect?
David,
I had cataract surgery about 5 years ago, had double vision in both eyes- would see 4 birds for every 1 bird. surgery on right eye took 15 mins. Instant perfect vision and color, no eye patch and was out taking photographs next day. One week later had the left eye done, have 20/20 and single vision and see brighter color with both eyes. You will need to put drops in your eyes for 3 weeks or so.
Ray
Oct 22, 2014 16:55:10 #
LindaChaplin wrote:
Hello everyone. I'm considering the purchase of th... (show quote)
Linda,
I purchased my lens in May 2009 and had taken 1,000's of pictures, it is a superb lens. I have posted 100's of shots on Flickr. Gooogle 33RW for pictures on Flickr.
Ray
Sep 23, 2014 21:20:31 #
Sep 20, 2014 15:42:17 #
Sherman A1 wrote:
Looking for suggestions on new camera strap. I would like to upgrade from the strap(s) that came with my Canon Camera to something more comfortable (and with less advertising). Prefer that it attaches in the same way as the current one does rather than screwing into the tripod mount. I would also prefer not to spend over $100.00 if possible.
Appreciate everyone's thoughts and suggestions!
Appreciate everyone's thoughts and suggestions!
I have a Canon 7D and a heavy white lens. I use a OP/TECH Camera harness(webbing) $12.50 try it, you will love it!
Aug 13, 2014 20:31:18 #
Paul6187 wrote:
Alright, Raymond, I think I did what you suggested. I took something to +1 and it seems to have helped some. Maybe I should go to +1.5? See what you think.
Paul
I didn't see any adjustment in the properties.
I used Picassa to edit your shots but could not see where the focused point is in the picture.
Try this,
1. Change the metering to 'Spot' the center spot.
2.Down load Picassa "free" and edit your pics.
Aug 13, 2014 00:15:30 #
harryjblair wrote:
August the 10th was a great for shooting the Super... (show quote)
Great shots, well done!
Aug 12, 2014 23:08:24 #
Paul6187 wrote:
here we go, I reset the iso to 200 and 100 then went to f-19 and 22 with the with the camera in AM and still not right so I am guessing that it may be the lens or it really needs a filter.
1. The lens is good, it's a keeper!
2. Is there a filter on the lens?-if so remove it!
3. Adjust Exposure bias to +1.
4. Edit pictures.
Aug 11, 2014 18:14:07 #
Paul6187 wrote:
I have a new Canon T3 and I an using a like new Canon 35-80. These shots were in auto mode and they come out rather hazy to my eye. If I use the kit lens, the 8 -55, then I dont have this problem. Because of the lens type should I have a UV filter also?
This also happens when ever I use this lens out doors but indoors is a different story.
This also happens when ever I use this lens out doors but indoors is a different story.
PP in Picassa.
