DSLR Owners Unite! (56k? Are you kidding me?)
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knicks ftw!
Originally Posted by kiss_kiss_kill
^or not speak nonsense even IN turn, right right? Don't worry girl, I gotcho back!
oh man im not sure if i can stand up to the both of you. plus, the knicks are going to win the championship (one day
)...haha enough basketball and back to photos. i can post any of mine becasue this isnt my computer
but once mine is fixed, ill have a bunch to post.
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From: San Diego (4s king)
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Originally Posted by Elijahtc
canon xsi and buy urself an extra battery, uv filter, circular polarizer, and a good CF memory card (lexar or sandisk extreme).
That should pretty much get u started for a good while.
That should pretty much get u started for a good while.
but when it comes to p&s cameras, i always go canon
its just a matter of preference between the two
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From: QUEENS718, NOA YORK!
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Originally Posted by ippskidder
Nice pictures by the way =D
i tried damnit! it sounded good..in my head..
ur jus mad that i had a grilled stuft burrito last nite (no homo?) and u didnt
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From: Parsippany, NJ
Originally Posted by kiss_kiss_kill
Originally Posted by rosedaleny806
Originally Posted by ippskidder
Nice pictures by the way =D
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From: 909 CA
Originally Posted by ippskidder
Ok n00b alert >.<
lol
I've been looking at some cameras.
I'm still unsure whether to get a cannon or nikon.
My budget is about 900.
It'll mostly be for daytime shots, and stationary objects. But would LOVE (x100) to take pictures of some fast moving objects, prefferably cars ^^
Night shots... ehhh not to many of those. Maybe of fireworks and cars that look like xmas trees, but thats about it.
Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
lol
I've been looking at some cameras.
I'm still unsure whether to get a cannon or nikon.
My budget is about 900.
It'll mostly be for daytime shots, and stationary objects. But would LOVE (x100) to take pictures of some fast moving objects, prefferably cars ^^
Night shots... ehhh not to many of those. Maybe of fireworks and cars that look like xmas trees, but thats about it.
Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
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From: Atlanta, GA
Originally Posted by snowromance
wow that is a good deal on a brand new D200. another good thing about the D200 is the construction. I'm not sure exactly what it is made of but i know it isn't plastic like the smaller D40/60/80 etc... the body is SOLID.
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As hippie as this may sound, go take nature shots. There's state parks, national parks, state forests, etc EVERYWHERE! Either that or get a macro setup (lens+extension tubes) and explore the small world. Every time I take a pic of a bug, I'm amazed at what comes out of it.
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Here's my latest
Five Axis
1.
I enjoy this shot because of the unintentional darth vader shadow haha (though I do know that the quality could have been better)
2.
I was trying to get the white IS reflection in my car but for some reason, that didn't work. But I still liked the way the shot came out, as odd of an angle as it turned out to be
3.
And of course I have to throw a cat in the mix
4.
Five Axis
1.
I enjoy this shot because of the unintentional darth vader shadow haha (though I do know that the quality could have been better)
2.
I was trying to get the white IS reflection in my car but for some reason, that didn't work. But I still liked the way the shot came out, as odd of an angle as it turned out to be
3.
And of course I have to throw a cat in the mix
4.
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Originally Posted by goingcarcrazy
As hippie as this may sound, go take nature shots. There's state parks, national parks, state forests, etc EVERYWHERE! Either that or get a macro setup (lens+extension tubes) and explore the small world. Every time I take a pic of a bug, I'm amazed at what comes out of it.
who needs tubes if you got lenses?!
http://prodipx.wordpress.com/double-lens-macro/
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ahh, thats just it, I have that setup WITH tubes. You can't have a super long tube other wise the focal point will theoretically be INSIDE the lens, but hey, it's rpetty amazing. If you're a canon shooter, just go get the 65mm MP-E...that's a GREAT macro lens. Just make sure you've got a lot of light.
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Originally Posted by dave2610
First time posting pics here let me know what you think. Pics taken with my cannon xsi
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use the [IMG][/IMG] tag with the direct url to the picture.
Lemme help you.
