I'm learning, Don. I'm learning. Haha.

 

its all good...we need to go shoot sometime...

i'll bring the rig

 

lol you guys are funny... its true that it depends on what u want but i was just asking what you have urs set on as a baseline...

i dunno what you guys shoot with but the nikon d200 has these banks that you can save settings on and for my outdoor bank, i have it set on 1/800th as my baseline... just a good reference for me i guess

 

your shutter speed should be based on what you're trying to capture...

action...1/800 is great....but you don't need that for still life or other stuff...

 

yeah lately, i've been trying to work on outdoors sports so i have it at 1/800... its spring time in Chicago so there's lot goin on outside...

i havent shot much still life yet but hopefully the nicer weather comes sooner to let me shoot a couple of frames

 

just meter every shot. No need to start at one shutter speed and then adjust from looking at it. Just look through ur viewfinder and meter the shot.

 

prairie dogs remind me of this seahorse pic i took

taken with a point and shoot through the thick assed glass in low light

 

Went to a drift event yesterday.

 

Wouldn't a neutral density filter help out? i just ordered one for my 10-22. its too bright outside some times so i need to bring it a couple stops down for rig shots.

 

Super nice shot, Jon!

 

yes, it would help, but not everyone uses ND filters...and i forgot i even had one...lol

 

http://surfermag.com/photos/flash/cl...ounding_bliss/

Some amazing stuff here.

 

Thanks! It was my first time trying panning shots.

 

clark little is good...but ryan beppu is better

 

ryan beppu is soo good that i've heard of him and don't know JACK bout surfing.

 

with my new 40d (thanks tcridinclean!!!)




definately an improvement on the XT. with the superfast 6fps mode i have a higher chance of nailing that perfect rolling shot.

 

HOLY CRAP, that HTM is ridin' dirty. I hope he's on air.

 

u do understand that 6 fps is only at a certain shutter speed and higher, right?

 

enjoy the camera mike!


and i love riboflavin's wheels, those are prolly gonna be my next set

 

I'm thinking about stepping up to a D200 or D90. I haven't decided which yet. The video feature of the D90 really doesn't appeal to me and therefore doesn't affect my decision. What do you guys think?