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Whore yourself - Post some pictards you've taken (pg. 8)
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| DarkAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by PhloTron
ahh...one more..
My picture of Mount Rushmore I took last month... It's a much more impressive work of art at night...
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Wow, very nice. :)
Heh, I have an ex-gf that lives near there somewhere... :rolleyes: |
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| P4z! |
| quote: | Originally posted by generic
what optical zoom has your camera got? must be very high to see hairs on a wasp |
it's not really about the zoom a lense has, it's the grade of magnification that defines how much magnification a lense can make. In this case I'm guessing he used one with 1:2 magnification, correct me if I'm wrong though :) |
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| generic |
| quote: | Originally posted by P4z!
it's not really about the zoom a lense has, it's the grade of magnification that defines how much magnification a lense can make. In this case I'm guessing he used one with 1:2 magnification, correct me if I'm wrong though :) |
wow, i have no idea what magnification mine has then
i've seen cameras with the same number of megapixels and the same optical zoom selling for quite a bit more than i payed for mine, maybe they have better magnification?
honestly quite disappointed with my camera, i think its got good features, but most pictures turn out . generally too small or too bright |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by generic
wow, i have no idea what magnification mine has then
i've seen cameras with the same number of megapixels and the same optical zoom selling for quite a bit more than i payed for mine, maybe they have better magnification?
honestly quite disappointed with my camera, i think its got good features, but most pictures turn out . generally too small or too bright |
Optical zoom is pretty relative. If I have a 28-280mm lens, its a 10x zoom lens. Same goes for a 38-380. But the 380 will have alot more reach on the long end and the 28 will be alot wider on the short end.
Also...the closer you can focus (macro) the easier it is to get really close on those shots. |
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| MrCowski |
Well....I can't really whore myself. But i can whore one of my best friends, who's a really good photographer. He's at:
http://strobed.deviantart.com
He keeps saying he's going to join TA, but I don't know if he's ever going to. |
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| fbgdavidson |
Here goes some whoring:
Urbanna, VA - June 2004
Rappahannock River, VA - June 2004
Trump World Tower, NY - September 2002
Bethsheda Fountain, NY - September 2002
Henley Royal Regatta, UK - July 2003
Washington Monument, Washington DC - September 2003
Lafayette Park, Washington DC - September 2003
Alcatraz Cellhouse, San Francisco, CA - September 2004
San Francisco, CA - September 2004
Inflight from London-San Francisco - September 2004
Concorde at London Heathrow - September 2003
Concorde taking off from London Heathrow for New York - September 2003
Chestnut / Stockton, San Francisco, CA - September 2004
Got a new camera last weekend so hopefully my photos will start to get better..... |
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| dj_lane |
ive got a horrible digi cam, but ill whore anyhow
These are some pics i took after a rain, summer 2004
outside my front door, Minnesota USA
outside my door, Minnesota USA
outside my door, Minnesota USA
Here are some pictures of my dj equipment:
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| La5eR |
| DJ lane where abouts in MN do you live? I live in Oakdale. |
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| dj_lane |
| quote: | Originally posted by La5eR
DJ lane where abouts in MN do you live? I live in Oakdale. |
Minneapolis |
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| DaveSZ |
| quote: | Originally posted by P4z!
ppl should resize their pics a little.. :)
anyways, here's a couple of pics from me, all taken with a 35mm slr camera (Nikon F5) and using Fuji Velvia 50 colorslidefilm and Kodak B&W T400CN black & white negativefilm. Scanned with Nikon Coolscan V filmscanner. |
I don't think I'd use T400CN because it doesn't have the permanence of the old school stuff.
Might as well go all the way if you're doing B&W eh? :D The negs will last for your whole life and more.
Anyways, have you tried Velvia 100F yet? I was quite happy with the results.
Kodak E100VS is a great slide film also for overcast conditions.
:)
I know, I know, it's all about teh digital now.
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| -=M=- |
the WORST photo ever taken of me (this is the original photo)
(sorry about the link before... imagestation sucks) |
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