Shutter bugs?

[powdergirl]

Here is a couple of my favorite pictures that ive taken with my three cameras

 

[quadboy55]

Any critics got some comments? :d I don't got it mastered but this is what I came up with in BC.

 

[sumx54]

Any critics got some comments? :d I don't got it mastered but this is what I came up with in BC.

What were you using to take those pictures...the camera on your Phone


Sorry couldn't help myself :d I don't make a good critic


Great pics

 

[quadboy55]

What were you using to take those pictures...the camera on your Phone


Sorry couldn't help myself :d I don't make a good critic


Great pics

Thanks, that gave me a LOL.

 

[arcticdodge]

Here are a few pictures taken this year in the Dominican Republic with a Canon Rebel XTi

 

[arcticdodge]

Here are a few more pictures with the same camera.

 

[quadboy55]

Last pic seemed to catch my attention!



























Someone's reading Dirthweels! lol.

 

[Volksnutt]

Here's a couple I took with a Nikon D90.

 

[john s]

Here's a couple I took with a Nikon D90.

Awsome pictures love the waterfall i have a D90 what lens do you use?

 

[quadboy55]

I just got a 18-55 lens (came with the camera) and a 55-250 zoom lens. Both are IS.

 

[CUSO]

Awsome pictures love the waterfall i have a D90 what lens do you use?

SWEET!

What was the ISO in pic 2 and the aperature in pic 6?

 

[SledMamma]

SWEET!

What was the ISO in pic 2 and the aperature in pic 6?

Guessing: ISO in pic 2 would have been low to allow for a longer shutter speed to blur the motion of the water falling... Doesn't look like a terribly bright day, but I'd say ISO is 100 or less and shutter speed is about 1/20sec or 1/13sec...

Aperature in picture 6 appears to be about f8 -f11. See how the trees in the front are sharper than the mountain in the depth planes behind it? When shooting landscapes, it is best to go higher in aperature (f 22 and up) so that the picture is crisp from front to back. I also think a UV haze filter would have helped this picture a little- it would crisp the edges and brighten colors somewhat...

Just guessing-- I mostly just responded to cuz I am curious to see how close I am

PS- I am loving this thread and all the great pictures I see

 

[hypnotoad]

Guessing: ISO in pic 2 would have been low to allow for a longer shutter speed to blur the motion of the water falling... Doesn't look like a terribly bright day, but I'd say ISO is 100 or less and shutter speed is about 1/20sec or 1/13sec...

Aperature in picture 6 appears to be about f8 -f11. See how the trees in the front are sharper than the mountain in the depth planes behind it? When shooting landscapes, it is best to go higher in aperature (f 22 and up) so that the picture is crisp from front to back. I also think a UV haze filter would have helped this picture a little- it would crisp the edges and brighten colors somewhat...

Just guessing-- I mostly just responded to cuz I am curious to see how close I am

PS- I am loving this thread and all the great pictures I see

isn't number 6 the rose not the mountain, or do i need to go back to school and relearn to count?

 

[john s]

Here is one of my new pictures from a few weeks ago it was cold one morning and saw this cool frost.

 

[SledMamma]

isn't number 6 the rose not the mountain, or do i need to go back to school and relearn to count?

On my phone the rose is #6, but on my oversized editing screen, #6 is the mountain ?!?

Aperture for rose is probably f4 or f4.5...

Nice lines and composition in the frost pic John! Your focus is tack sharp too... Love it

 

[eclipse1966]

great thread and timing as we just bought a Nikon D3100 with 18-55 and 55-200 lens. I read the manual cover to cover and all I managed to retain is AUTO mode :d I did manage to snap the following pictures but not sure how I managed to get the one with my daughter so nice. One with the snow covered peak is too bright so what should have I done in this case?

 

[Volksnutt]

Awsome pictures love the waterfall i have a D90 what lens do you use?

The Lens I shoot with is a VR 18-105mm.

What was the ISO in pic 2 and the aperature in pic 6?

The ISO in the waterfall Picture is set to 100. This waterfall is in a very dark place I dont think the sun shines on it at all.

The aperture in Picture 6 of the rose is F8. For the mountian its at F4, this day had smoke coming from BC into Alberta covering Crowsnest Mountian. Good guess Sledmamma

 

[john s]

Well i got my tax rebate today:d so im looking into getting a tonkia 11-16 lens they are meant to be the best landscape lens.

 

[hypnotoad]

TTT

just cause i think it's a really good thread to keep around

 

[SledMamma]

TTT

just cause i think it's a really good thread to keep around

Ya. I wanna see more pictures!