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vp_s_wagon
Post #116
These are some more pics I took with Nickle and her mate, Nickle is the tall one! |
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20th July 2006 - 05:18 PM
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vp_s_wagon
Post #119
QUOTE(Twist @ Jul 20 2006, 03:31 PM) [snapback]1280077691[/snapback] You've done better Harry What shutter speed did you use ? on the jetty one I used an f. number of 25, ISO 800 and a shutter speed of 2.5 seconds. On the silouhette of the girls I used F.29 and exposure of 1/6sec I agree, they r not the best. Cheers Harry |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #123
QUOTE(Nickle @ Jul 21 2006, 11:46 AM) [snapback]1280080025[/snapback] Hahaha I'd like you to know the 4th photo is actually mine... but I gave Harry permission to steal it because I used his camera.... It's not that great and I've done better... but its still mine haha Its not her's, its the other chick's. dont listen to her... Yeh Nickle and her friend ange took numbers 3 and 4. I wasnt sure if they actually wanted credit. or in the case of these shots. Blame. Nicle, u put some of ur shots up in ur own thread... She's good. Nickle, unlike myself, actually know lots of shit about photography, but she uses film SLR's to do it so they are few in number but very high it quality. Yay more from WA! (wow that rhymed... how gay!) Cheers Hary |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #126
These are some random ones from driving around today. nice day so i thought i would stop and take some. |
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RetardedMonkey
Post #127
QUOTE(vp_s_wagon @ Jul 22 2006, 07:02 PM) [snapback]1280082957[/snapback] 1. I fucking love this shot so much. Any chance of the original being sent to me? lol I want as a background 
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vp_s_wagon
Post #131
QUOTE(Nickle @ Jul 23 2006, 10:50 AM) [snapback]1280083860[/snapback] Harry some of these shots are amazing.. you really dont give yourself enough credit. You're much better than me! Cheers Nic. Postman, no filter, its better without one because you get the nice blue glare off the top of the water rather than whn u use one and you can see through the water. Cheers guys Harry |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #132
OK, this is a kinda cheap bump, but hey. |
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postman
Post #134
QUOTE(vp_s_wagon @ Jul 23 2006, 01:29 PM) [snapback]1280083934[/snapback] Cheers Nic. Postman, no filter, its better without one because you get the nice blue glare off the top of the water rather than whn u use one and you can see through the water. Cheers guys Harry fair enough. my polariser is in the mail.. was just wondering if that was how you could see in the water at the bottom of frame. nice work on the boat/car lights.. I'm too afraid to take my camera on my bike.. must save my money for a new car :| so many missed opportunitys |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #136
QUOTE(postman @ Jul 23 2006, 04:29 PM) [snapback]1280084675[/snapback] fair enough. my polariser is in the mail.. was just wondering if that was how you could see in the water at the bottom of frame. nice work on the boat/car lights.. I'm too afraid to take my camera on my bike.. must save my money for a new car :| so many missed opportunitys Yeh, i see what you mean, that would be what a gradiating polariser would do, mine was just because the water was so shallow at the bottom of the shot. |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #139
Tomk, yeh thats my sister, but she was only like 14 in that shot! U perv! |
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tomk
Post #140
sorry vp |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #141
QUOTE(tomk @ Jul 23 2006, 06:17 PM) [snapback]1280085094[/snapback] sorry vp just you know!!! no excuses hehe i wasnt trying piss you off rofl... just saying she quite a looker! but your photos are impressive mate like i said the fire one was absolutely awesome! i used to always love going outside taking photots of objects i should really do it again i need to buy one of those new cameras though what kinda of camera do you use Harry? i need some ideas ey makes me kinda wanna buy a cam and take some kool pics on day off.... go down take pics of things  i was always good at that i took pic of a once ina lifetime thing once a bee swarm was outside my veranda!!!! and there was literally hundreds of thosuands of them! and they all hung off this branch ona trr out back ina big hive formation off it it was amazing ill try and find the photo and scan it. Thats cool, dw bout it. I use a Nikon D50 DSLR. |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #143
QUOTE(DR1F7 @ Jul 23 2006, 06:35 PM) [snapback]1280085174[/snapback] I vote, more pics of your sister.  U might be getting just that. She agreed to do a little bit of modelling for a couple of shots. She's my LITTLE sister btw. |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #144
I was bored last night so i thought I would get some shots. |
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Carly3000
Post #145
QUOTE(vp_s_wagon @ May 31 2006, 12:06 PM) [snapback]1279920161[/snapback] I'm Still not that good at using my camera to it's full potential so if anyone could tell me what settings I may need to change in order for my my pics to be better quality that would be great. The biggest problem I have been having is that the night skys and dark water turn out a bit grainy in some shots. Can anyone tell me why and how to fix it? Cheers Harry Your grain problem is caused by the long exposures on your digital camera. It seems that the longer you leave the shutter open, the more likely it is for your digital information to become a but scrambled and confused. Unfortunately the only way to fix this is to widen your apperture to allow for a faster shutter speed, or you could shoot in film which can handle long exposures better. The better the camera, the more easily it handles grain, but it is a common problem which has not yet got a solution. |
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vp_s_wagon
Post #146
QUOTE(Carly3000 @ Jul 24 2006, 11:50 AM) [snapback]1280087015[/snapback] Your grain problem is caused by the long exposures on your digital camera. It seems that the longer you leave the shutter open, the more likely it is for your digital information to become a but scrambled and confused. Unfortunately the only way to fix this is to widen your apperture to allow for a faster shutter speed, or you could shoot in film which can handle long exposures better. The better the camera, the more easily it handles grain, but it is a common problem which has not yet got a solution. Cheers Carly, The way I have found to get around it is to shoot in RAW so I can adjust the shadow amounts and eliminate noise. I have the same sensor as ur D70 in my camera, although for some reason the D50's are slightly less prone to noise at higher ISO's. The only times I get it are, as u said, when I need a high f.number for city shots etc. I have found that it is not too bad anymore. And about the film, I would prefer to live with a bit of noise which I can remove in photoshop than go back to film! It is so annoying and I know nothing about it! Do u shoot in RAW? |
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Carly3000
Post #150
QUOTE(vp_s_wagon @ Jul 24 2006, 11:55 AM) [snapback]1280087040[/snapback] Cheers Carly, The way I have found to get around it is to shoot in RAW so I can adjust the shadow amounts and eliminate noise. I have the same sensor as ur D70 in my camera, although for some reason the D50's are slightly less prone to noise at higher ISO's. The only times I get it are, as u said, when I need a high f.number for city shots etc. I have found that it is not too bad anymore. And about the film, I would prefer to live with a bit of noise which I can remove in photoshop than go back to film! It is so annoying and I know nothing about it! Do u shoot in RAW? I shoot in raw when i have room on my card for the file size, and also when i have access to a good computer for converting. With most of my work i have to fit like 500 shots on my card so yeah. Film is great, but it takes a bit to learn. It is definately an art in itself:) |
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