[mugan23]

The whinnier mobile was at the hotel that i was working and i just could not resist

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

i hope the weather here stops being stupid so i get a chance to go out, my favourite time is just as the sun goes down, and a few hours afterwards, the differant types of street lights and traffic lights can give you some pretty neat colours.

 

[christian_piper]

You can see quite a bit of my amature photography here:
http://christianpiper.deviantart.com/gallery/

I have a canon powershot G9: Great for a compact camera... (I also use my dads Nikon B80)
For video, just a simple Canon Elura 100- These are just google image search results.

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

nice work piper, i think 'tower' was my favourite, and i forgot to post my stuff

http://picasaweb.google.ca/a.schub/Desktop

 

[mugan23]

Quote:

Originally Posted by christian_piper You can see quite a bit of my amature photography here: http://christianpiper.deviantart.com/gallery/ I have a canon powershot G9: Great for a compact camera... (I also use my dads Nikon B80) For video, just a simple Canon Elura 100- These are just google image search results.

hey do you edit with photoshop and if so how and what did u use to make the pics so clear? or is your camera just out of my cameras league hehe

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

none of those pictures appear edited to me, the hardest part is to learn how to use your camera and its features to your advantage.
the best way, is to get out and and take ALOT of pictures, all of the ones i have posted were taken at least 5 months after i had the camera, and i would go out taking pics about 3 times a week for a few hours each time, it took me a long time to start taking pictures i was actually proud of because i had learned how to get the image i was looking for.

results like mine and pipens should be easily attainable with your camera once you have spent enough time with it.

happy shooting

EDIT: just thought i would mention that none of mine are edited, they are all right out of my camera.

also, im working on a guide (have been for a little bit of time now) on how to get the shot you want, basically walking through what camera settings are essential and how to use them, hope you guys will take a look once im done

 

[mugan23]

its fun tho i take mine everywhere

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

agreed, i take mine almost everywhere to

 

[mugan23]

I need a lot of help. I took this pick today at work, I think the pird looks ok and the quality is also good but as you can see i managed to get the car in the frame. This happened cuz i was trying too hard to take it because the bird kept flying about and made it hard to take it so if any one knows how i can cut out that part of the pic and not have to cover it up with something? the programs i have are s ccs and elements 6.0

sorry link didn't work first time

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

the easiest way would be to crop it, it sounds like that is what you are wanting to do, i could help you there even tho my skills are limited to paint

here you go

 

[mugan23]

how did you do that on paint?

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

i just used the default tool, selected what i wanted, copy what i wanted, made a new file, pasted and saved

 

[mugan23]

check this squirrel out he comes up to us at work when we got food, plus the pic quality is awsome for this cam (none of those guys are me hehe)

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

what are you feeding that thing
that is a HUGE squirrel

 

[mugan23]

he is fat from all the food we give him/her we don't know yet it don't let us touch

 

[[PWN]Schubie]

ahah, nice, did you take the picture?

 

[GoneTomorrow]

Canon EOS 400D (Rebel XTi), with a Canon EF 28-135mm USM IS, Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 and Canon EF 18-55mm (kit lens):

First shot I took with the 400D (28-135 mm lens):

My digicam history:
Olympus Stylus Zoom
Nikon Coolpix 5700
Nikon Coolpix S5
Nikon Coolpix S6
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50
Canon SD1000
Canon Digital Rebel XTi

 

[mugan23]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [PWN]Schubie ahah, nice, did you take the picture?

ya

 

[mugan23]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoneTomorrow Canon EOS 400D (Rebel XTi), with a Canon EF 28-135mm USM IS, Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 and Canon EF 18-55mm (kit lens): First shot I took with the 400D (28-135 mm lens): My digicam history: Olympus Stylus Zoom Nikon Coolpix 5700 Nikon Coolpix S5 Nikon Coolpix S6 Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 Canon SD1000 Canon Digital Rebel XTi

very nice pic its soo clear ( i want a good cam

)

 

[mugan23]

here is a close up of his fat bum