Posts for: Bare Attack
Oct 7, 2012 18:10:01 #
Bone Fish wrote:
I'm more looking for some ideas to go try it out
. Where are some good places to go in mobile,al?
. Where are some good places to go in mobile,al?
AFTER you read your manual and know where all the controls are located AND how to use them - try Bellingrath Gardens - it is a beautiful house and gardens. If you want a variety of subjects, Bellingrath has a river, dock, large landscaped lawns, critters - rabbits, crabs, butterflies, lizards. The home is an architectural marvel. Do a Google search for Bellingrath Gardens and you will find out what flowers are in bloom and special events.
When you shoot, take your time, watch the lighting, compose your shot, and shoot.
Have fun
May 15, 2012 14:48:08 #
cony25 wrote:
I was taking pictures at a party,very try low light,, at some point the pictures started to be blurry...no tripod.. what was I doing wrong,, some of the pictures came out wayyy to dark...
I am using the wrong lens? which lens is better for low low light situations? I was shooting in av, playing with the f stop...
I am using the wrong lens? which lens is better for low low light situations? I was shooting in av, playing with the f stop...
It looks like you were using Evaluative Metering, which will evaluate the entire scene - if you use Center Weighed you should end up with a better exposure - You can bump up the ISO to a degree but be careful that you dont get noise in your pictures
Mar 16, 2012 17:49:50 #
Bare Attack wrote:
Showing your age? Not so fast. . . . I have at least 4 Commodore 64's and a box full of 1541 and 1581 drives and a couple of Commodore 128 and over 11,000 programs for them! Not counting all the tape drives and dot matrix printers.
I guess I am the "Old Guy" here!!
But the best part is that I know where all if it is stored.
I guess I am the "Old Guy" here!!
But the best part is that I know where all if it is stored.
AND I just remembered that I have a Timex Sinclare. tape drive and some software !
Mar 16, 2012 17:10:12 #
OOPS . . . I forgot about the Franklin Ace that is in the garage!
Mar 16, 2012 17:09:25 #
Showing your age? Not so fast. . . . I have at least 4 Commodore 64's and a box full of 1541 and 1581 drives and a couple of Commodore 128 and over 11,000 programs for them! Not counting all the tape drives and dot matrix printers.
I guess I am the "Old Guy" here!!
But the best part is that I know where all if it is stored.
I guess I am the "Old Guy" here!!
But the best part is that I know where all if it is stored.
Feb 2, 2012 22:29:27 #
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to see your fantastic video. However . . . If it was not for the outstanding camera work, this video not have the impact that we saw. The focus, exposure, sound was perfect. Congratulations on having the 'clip of the century'!
Jan 24, 2012 01:02:41 #
I hope you don't mind but i took some liberties with your picture and I tried to clean up a bit
Jan 14, 2012 21:43:08 #
RockinRobinG wrote:
And I suppose you already know why manhole covers are always round, eh?
sinatraman wrote:
yes but can you fit a jpeg into a square hhole?
And I suppose you already know why manhole covers are always round, eh?
Manholes are round because any other shape manhole cover would fall in the hole.
Nov 1, 2011 16:28:58 #
flatpossum1231 wrote:
Yep - just like Larry said... Circular polarizer is the way to go...
There are different grades of neutral density and fluorescent filters - I keep several different ones handy. I am old school and prefer to do this optically rather than digitally. Filters opens up more possibilities to manipulate what your sees.
I do a lot of sunsets and sunrises - filters make them "pop"!
Good luck and have fun!
Bill (Mr P)
There are different grades of neutral density and fluorescent filters - I keep several different ones handy. I am old school and prefer to do this optically rather than digitally. Filters opens up more possibilities to manipulate what your sees.
I do a lot of sunsets and sunrises - filters make them "pop"!
Good luck and have fun!
Bill (Mr P)
Which filters do you use for your sunsets & sunrises?
Inquiring minds want to know!
Nov 1, 2011 12:56:48 #
abc1234 wrote:
This is a wonderful in like-new condition. Would make a great second camera, entry-level DSLR, or gift. No blemishes or known problems.
Three USM lens:
EFS 17-85 mm with image stabilizer
EFS 18-55 mm
EF 70-200 mm
Polarizers, Expodisc, three memory cards, recharger, documentation.
Prices to be determined.
Large carrying case.
Three USM lens:
EFS 17-85 mm with image stabilizer
EFS 18-55 mm
EF 70-200 mm
Polarizers, Expodisc, three memory cards, recharger, documentation.
Prices to be determined.
Large carrying case.
Let me know when you have determined what you want for all that equipment - bulk price
Nov 1, 2011 12:55:47 #
What are you wanting for all that equipment?