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I believe you'll find the Harry Caray statue at the corner of Clark and Addison, which I think is the southeast corner of the ballpark.
Beautiful pictures in this thread, everyone. I'm a couple months away from being able to afford a DSLR, but I'm saving up for a Nikon D50.
I believe you'll find the Harry Caray statue at the corner of Clark and Addison, which I think is the southeast corner of the ballpark.
Beautiful pictures in this thread, everyone. I'm a couple months away from being able to afford a DSLR, but I'm saving up for a Nikon D50.
iGary said:Buoy Duty on the John C. Widener - Choptank River, MD - 5/02/06
Man, you get to have all the fun! I'm a boat/ocean/sailing wannnabe.
iSaint said:Man, you get to have all the fun! I'm a boat/ocean/sailing wannnabe.
The sailing lessons are still on if you come here.
pdpfilms said:Image Name: Leopard Leap
Location: Mala Mala Wildlife Reserve, South Africa
Date: April 25, 2006
Camera: Nikon D2x
Lens: 70-200mm f/2.8 VR
Aperture/Shutter: f/2.8, 1/20
ISO: 1600
erm... wow!
Fantastic
(edit) Just looked at your website - amazing shots!
sushi said:
Haven't been skiing in years. But this picture makes me want to go up to those sloops and ski down in to the clouds. It would be like flying IMO. Thanks for sharing.
Photo Name: Key Lime Sorbet
Location: Sarasota, Florida. Phillipee Creek
Date: Friday, June 2 2006.
I'm still a week new to shooting with my camera, so any tips / helpful criticism would be very useful.
Location: Sarasota, Florida. Phillipee Creek
Date: Friday, June 2 2006.
I'm still a week new to shooting with my camera, so any tips / helpful criticism would be very useful.
"Polaroid Series #2," 5/22/06, West Monroe, LA
Camera: Nikon d70s
Lens: 18-70 Nikon DX
Aperture/Shutter: f/4.5, 1/2500
ISO: 200
Camera: Nikon d70s
Lens: 18-70 Nikon DX
Aperture/Shutter: f/4.5, 1/2500
ISO: 200
iGary said:
Nice pic there Gary, but you didn't follow the format that you requested IIRC like this;
FrankieTDouglas said:
Bravo on a great image. If there is any issues that I have is that the background colors do not match the Polaroid image. But still in awe over this image.
Fun with a new lens!
"Just Fooling Around" Falls Church, VA 06/02/06
Camera: D200
ISO: 500
Focal Length: 10.5mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/125s @ f/5.6
Lens: Nikkor 10.5mm Fisheye
"Just Fooling Around" Falls Church, VA 06/02/06
Camera: D200
ISO: 500
Focal Length: 10.5mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/125s @ f/5.6
Lens: Nikkor 10.5mm Fisheye
Chip NoVaMac said:
Thanks.
I actually did have the background and the polaroid matching in color, but decided to blend a b&w version with the color version of the background, so only the polaroid is the "true representation" of the scene.
Clix Pix said:
Bravo on the first image with your new lens.
I mean that sincerely.
You need to take this image into Nikon Capture (the free trial download) and see why this 10.5 lens is truly a gem that few realize.
Chip NoVaMac said:Bravo on the first image with your new lens.
I mean that sincerely.
You need to take this image into Nikon Capture (the free trial download) and see why this 10.5 lens is truly a gem that few realize.
Can't it "straighten out" the fish-eye effect?
Is so, I'd like to see an after photo if you do give it a pass through that app!
Quick shot at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens
Miami, Florida, USA
January 29, 2006
Camera: Nikon D200
Shutter/Aperture: 1/400 sec. f/5.6 (Exposure comp. -1EV)
ISO: 200
Lens: 85mm f/2.8D PC Micro Nikkor
Shot RAW, processed in Nikon Capture.
Miami, Florida, USA
January 29, 2006
Camera: Nikon D200
Shutter/Aperture: 1/400 sec. f/5.6 (Exposure comp. -1EV)
ISO: 200
Lens: 85mm f/2.8D PC Micro Nikkor
Shot RAW, processed in Nikon Capture.
FrankieTDouglas said:
That was what I was talking about. You should do a search here to see my posts on the 10.5 and Capture.
Here are two pictures showing uncorrected and corrected images in Nikon Capture.
And a couple other examples of just the fish-eye effect.
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FrankieTDouglas said:Sure thing.
Now, I like this one better IMO. Either one should be entered in contests IMO.
Chip NoVaMac said:
Nice, nice. That definitely looks like something to really experiment with, since the curves can be fixed if needed. I almost bought the fisheye when I purchased the d70s, but decided to just play with the 18-70 for now.
I'll just add the fisheye to the list of future lenses to buy (which currently includes the 105mm VR, the 50mm 1.8, and a Lensbaby of some sort).
And about the polaroid... I'll keep an eye out for contests. I'm honestly clueless on the second-half of art (whether it's writing, video, or photography). I just do it for the sake of doing it, and never think about competitions for the stuff. I shall read further into it!!
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