Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne

[rap sizzle]

Originally Posted by davevirgile


Sorry for the huge pics.

I'm sorry but I really feel compelled to chime in on another one of your posts.

There should absolutely be no reason to be shooting at ISO 1600 during daylight. Even you yourself should see that there is a ridiculous amount of noise onyour images. As for the first photo, you don't give a view as to what the subject is staring into. You really should think about the composition of yourphoto before releasing the shutter. Also, experiment with a shallower depth of field to show more focus on the subject. As for the 3rd photo with therings...lighting is a little too harsh. Use a wider aperture to bring attention to the rings as opposed to the fingers and the hands.

You really should read up a bit more on adjusting the ISO, aperture and shutter speed. You should change your settings depending on what your shooting. Youcan't just use ISO 1600, 1/1000 and f/10 for every single shot you take. Good luck.

 

[elboricua 6]

Originally Posted by Rap Sizzle

davevirgile wrote:

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Sorry for the huge pics.

I'm sorry but I really feel compelled to chime in on another one of your posts.

There should absolutely be no reason to be shooting at ISO 1600 during daylight. Even you yourself should see that there is a ridiculous amount of noise on your images. As for the first photo, you don't give a view as to what the subject is staring into. You really should think about the composition of your photo before releasing the shutter. Also, experiment with a shallower depth of field to show more focus on the subject. As for the 3rd photo with the rings...lighting is a little too harsh. Use a wider aperture to bring attention to the rings as opposed to the fingers and the hands.

You really should read up a bit more on adjusting the ISO, aperture and shutter speed. You should change your settings depending on what your shooting. You can't just use ISO 1600, 1/1000 and f/10 for every single shot you take. Good luck.



Yet more advice that will fall on def ears ....

 

[SVNTI]

^ So just keep it moving, like you said you would, man. What's the point of that comment?

 

[flyingemu05]

i want my 35mm af-s to get here already. i cant wait to start shooting again.

 

[kylewatson3]

Does anyone know of any other message boards or websites that would help a beginner read up on things. Right now I have a Canon point and shoot from a fewyears ago, but I would like to buy a DSLR sometime later this spring/early summer. I plan to drive across country late summer/early fall, and would like todocument my travels.

Hopefully buy reading up on somethings in helping me decide which camera I should buy, and learn some things about it before I purchase will help ease thetransition when I do purchase the camera. I know this is not a lot of time to practice and experiment, etc. so the need to read up and try to become asfamiliar as possible.

Sorry if this has question has been answered a few times, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

[elboricua 6]

Originally Posted by SaNTi0321

^ So just keep it moving, like you said you would, man. What's the point of that comment?

not sure if you was talking to me ...

but my point is that instead of just skipping the comments, please read what its being said without any hard feelings, try to impliment them in your next setand hopefully you get better results.

so if being sarcastic drives the point across so beat it ....

I don't think Rap or anyone here is trying to make anyone feel bad, but rather help them improve - so for him to take 5-10minutes and try to shime in somegood tips for it to be totally ignored, well let me just stop there ....

so yeah .. let me STHU and post some pictures so you'll can go hard!

1st picture with my new lens the 35mm

and my 1st attempt to some strobe (of camera) work

Trying new things

go ahead

 

[kickmatic23]

Originally Posted by FlyingEMU05

i want my 35mm af-s to get here already. i cant wait to start shooting again.

man its the best thing.. i just go out and shoot like 200 pics and come home and half them suck but they just look so good cuz the bokeh the 35has. good i$h

yo boricua that your girl or a friend? I ask cuz I wanna try out portraits but idk how to go about asking female friends to pose for pics so i can post them onhere and flickr

 

[elboricua 6]

she wasn't posing for me on #2 or #3 - she just happen to be where the light I was trying to fix was and I caught her both times .. lol

but thats my girl

 

[airphilippines]

Originally Posted by Kickmatic23

Originally Posted by AirPhilippines

anyone have a photoshop download?

go to adobe and you can dl the trial from there

is it only for windows? i have a mac btw.

 

[kickmatic23]

Originally Posted by AirPhilippines

Originally Posted by Kickmatic23

Originally Posted by AirPhilippines

anyone have a photoshop download?

go to adobe and you can dl the trial from there

is it only for windows? i have a mac btw.

nah for mac too

 

[slowzebra]

feelin this one.

 

[SVNTI]

Me and my cousins lil one...

I'm the lil one...

 

[Dragonflijones]

^Cute kid man.

Long time lurker, first time poster; go easy on me please.

Just some quick shots from around the crib, C&C please.

 

[thekryptonite]

^^
nice guitar!

 

[davevirgile]

Originally Posted by Rap Sizzle

Originally Posted by davevirgile


Sorry for the huge pics.

I'm sorry but I really feel compelled to chime in on another one of your posts.

There should absolutely be no reason to be shooting at ISO 1600 during daylight. Even you yourself should see that there is a ridiculous amount of noise on your images. As for the first photo, you don't give a view as to what the subject is staring into. You really should think about the composition of your photo before releasing the shutter. Also, experiment with a shallower depth of field to show more focus on the subject. As for the 3rd photo with the rings...lighting is a little too harsh. Use a wider aperture to bring attention to the rings as opposed to the fingers and the hands.

You really should read up a bit more on adjusting the ISO, aperture and shutter speed. You should change your settings depending on what your shooting. You can't just use ISO 1600, 1/1000 and f/10 for every single shot you take. Good luck.

Thanks I'll look into that.

 

[davevirgile]

 

[kickmatic23]

some stuff i just uploaded from a month ago from the Shea Stadium demo.. C&C

 

[airphilippines]

Alright my first 2 shots haha, open to any suggestions, criticisms.I'll post more, I just haven't had time to shoot.

 

[elboricua 6]

Originally Posted by Kickmatic23

some stuff i just uploaded from a month ago from the Shea Stadium demo.. C&C

IMHO, this is a great picture man ..

 

[stepinitup]

word

 

[kickmatic23]

thank you

 

[urban turban 18]

 

[nikeairsncrispytees]

Originally Posted by elboricua 6

Originally Posted by Kickmatic23

some stuff i just uploaded from a month ago from the Shea Stadium demo.. C&C

IMHO, this is a great picture man ..

Co-sign. Composure is

.

 

[kickmatic23]

^thanks

here's some more stuff i uploaded.. i know i've posted birds in the past but these came out alot better imo. i can see some progression not to soundfull of myself..

 

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