Posts for: amhermanii
Oct 27, 2013 18:15:40 #
Thanks, So far this is what I was leaning to but just not sure.
Bill Houghton wrote:
When you use the on board flash with a wide angle lens or a lens hood, this is the end result. Great effect isn't it. You can crop the photos or use PP to get rid or lessen the it.
Oct 27, 2013 18:14:59 #
I wasn't using the lens hood at the time of this.
wonkytripod wrote:
Shadow cast by your lens hood probably.
Oct 27, 2013 17:45:29 #
I have a Tamron SP 10-24mm 1;3.5-4.5 lense. The last couple times I used this lense, I see a shadow on the bottom of the picture. If I turn it to the side the shadow moves with it. What could it possibly be. Never dropped or jarred, I handle all my equipment like a baby. See picture for example.
May 28, 2013 08:47:46 #
It's something in the air............her ankles. Lol
Jan 13, 2013 21:36:32 #
Well, I ride a Harley and regardless of what the BMW riders and others say, I carry my Nikon D90 and several lenses with me on all my trips. However, I carry it in my trunk and not the saddlebags. I have my clothes and other things underneath of it to cushion it some. I travel roughly 10-14,000 miles a year and my camera is always with me.
Jan 2, 2013 21:28:58 #
I know some people dont like him but, maybe Ted Nugent says it best. He doesnt get wishy-washy. Tells it like it is. Check some of his vids out on youtube.
Jan 2, 2013 21:08:49 #
Sry, it should have read 40 cal. Hard to type on smart phone. And,FYI, I own an arsonal of pistols. Just trying to keep things simple.
Jan 2, 2013 20:45:54 #
I did a little experiment. I took my 49 cal. S&W, layed it on the floor next to the front door and left the door cracked open. I hid back up the stairs for over 2 hours. NOTHING happened. I must have one well behaved pistol.
Nov 20, 2012 17:07:22 #
I keep the plastic holder that comes with the batteries. I use a marker and mark one end with a "C" for charged and the other "D" for dead. When placing in the plastic holder, I place the contacts in the direction that best describes the battery. I always know which ones are charged and which ones need charged.
EnEs63 wrote:
Good Morning HedgeHogs,
I keep getting confused over which of my batteries are charged and which are not.
I have two or three each of different styles of battery for different camera bodies and once they are charged I have no way of identifying them against the discharged ones.
Apart from a sticky label or writing on them, (which isnt particularly convenient), do any of you have a clever way of noting which are charged and which are discharged?
R's
EnEs63
I keep getting confused over which of my batteries are charged and which are not.
I have two or three each of different styles of battery for different camera bodies and once they are charged I have no way of identifying them against the discharged ones.
Apart from a sticky label or writing on them, (which isnt particularly convenient), do any of you have a clever way of noting which are charged and which are discharged?
R's
EnEs63
May 18, 2012 19:47:24 #
Forgot to mentoon, i have the Nikon D90 and also the Speedlight SB900. I was thinking that using the flash may help but dont want it to wash out.
jerryc41 wrote:
I would say become a flasher, but at that distance, the sun might be more powerful than your flash.
amhermanii wrote:
I would like to know what i can do to so I wont have shadows on peoples faces if they are situated in such that the sun s somewhat behind them. Ill probably be around 20-30 ft away.
I would say become a flasher, but at that distance, the sun might be more powerful than your flash.
May 18, 2012 14:51:09 #
I would like to know what i can do to so I wont have shadows on peoples faces if they are situated in such that the sun is somewhat behind them. Ill probably be around 20-30 ft away.
Jan 22, 2012 19:46:21 #
There used to be a Ritz store in our town until they closed and I did a lot of business with them. They had some people in there that had a lot of knowledge and if they were not busy, they would gladly talk to you and answer any questions/problems you had.
Jan 21, 2012 11:57:56 #
RocketScientist wrote:
Exactly accurate. Ford or Chevy? They still get you from one palce to anither. There ain't a thing wrong with good natured bantering though.
Mikey...
Blake wrote:
What does it matter what equipment that one uses as long as the photographer gets the results that they are looking for or are able to get the best out of the camera????
What does it matter what equipment that one uses as long as the photographer gets the results that they are looking for or are able to get the best out of the camera????
Exactly accurate. Ford or Chevy? They still get you from one palce to anither. There ain't a thing wrong with good natured bantering though.
Mikey...
Or like Honda vs. Harley lol
Jan 14, 2012 21:30:56 #
My reply to this problem is very simple. Move on to the next question.
Nov 6, 2011 10:26:35 #
I had a Nikon D-70s with this exact problem. I say had because I had a wedding coming up in a couple weeks and I was just getting it out and trying a few new things when the shutter started acting up. My local Nikon dealer took it in but said it would take about 4-6 weeks to get it back. So, I ended up buying the D-90 with no regrets. When they called to say it was done it was only about $65.00 total for repairs. I would check a local dealer if you have one nearby. In the meantime, I gained the backup camera I had been wanting.good luck