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Just got my first DSLR!
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Great guess! Actually the first one was taken in Mountain View
Thank for the advise! However I have no idea how to: see the object the way I like most, take the camera off the bag, set F number (or switch lenses), make a shot, adjust ISO/shutter speed, make one more shot; - all in just a few seconds, since the whole scene I want to capture exists only for a moment?
This is a bit different if I take, say, 17mm fix lens, tripod, go to park and will be photoing benches in B&W (with some tilt!) for an hour or so.
Don't shoot me, guys! I have Canon XSI.. my first DSLR.. However I got 50mm fix, kit lens (17-55) and telephoto 70-300mm.
I agree 100% with timerollson: my stuff looks too "point-n-shotty"
damn, i was gonna say either sunnyvale or santa clara (close enough) on the first pic. El Camino?
El Camino and San Antonio
Heh, so simple, however it requires years of practice.. I agree
Right! Now the thread turnes the direction which ChicoWeb was scared ofjust let me add, that girl is hot
lol i try not to look at him, the girl looks like megan fox no?"Girl, Bus stop, other:"
Hot girl at the bus stop, and the dumpy kid is checking out his own penis.
"Girl, Bus stop, other:"
Hot girl at the bus stop, and the dumpy kid is checking out his own penis.
he've got the wrong caliber
All the less sharp images are due to improper expsure and wrong shutter times. Keep practicing! A lot of those are easy to fix in post-processing.
Like someone else said, work on composition. It's much more difficult to fix in post-processing.
Like someone else said, work on composition. It's much more difficult to fix in post-processing.
just let me add, that girl is hot
"Girl, Bus stop, other:"
Hot girl at the bus stop, and the dumpy kid is checking out his own penis.
Totally hot!!!
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Learn photoshop. That's all I've got to say.
Pictures can't be too cluttered. The audience looks at where you point them to look in the picture. You may have to crop something out later.
Learn color correction. Lighting correction. All those fun things.
Then, one day, learn to shoot in RAW. It's a lot of fun!
Nice Shots, to make a good photograph, you have to learn basic photography principles like the rule of thirds, depth of field, those are great shots, but when you start to learn how to take pictures your pictures will be even better, add photoshop and you can create some amazing things.
These are with my Nikon D-50, HDR mode, and some photoshop dodging and burning, and adjustment layers.. (will be getting the D-90 for christmas)
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These are with my Nikon D-50, HDR mode, and some photoshop dodging and burning, and adjustment layers.. (will be getting the D-90 for christmas
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Most of my shots are taken "from hands" w/out tripod (or monopod). Len's IS does it's best, but still..
Thanks for the tip!
Nice Shots, to make a good photograph, you have to learn basic photography principles like the rule of thirds, depth of field, those are great shots, but when you start to learn how to take pictures your pictures will be even better, add photoshop and you can create some amazing things.
These are with my Nikon D-50, HDR mode, and some photoshop dodging and burning, and adjustment layers.. (will be getting the D-90 for christmas
Wow! That's fantastrc! Really fantastic!