Official DSLR Photography Thread

[R13]

It's better on my other monitor for sure, Thanks man.

The original on my high contrast monitor had the lit up areas still dark but you could see more of the dash, Unfortunately I'm like one of the only people with a monitor with a contrast ratio over the usual 12,000,000: 1

I just have to double check on my other monitor for good measure.

 

[whitedc4]

Being from ks, which might as well be the same thing, and having numerous friends that take high quality landscape photos i don't see where hills are necessary.

Ok also has sweet colored dirt. Work with it. Haha

Lol well at Least we have one thing going for us!! Red dirt XD

I live in the capital so I don't really have dirt but I grew up in the sticks so it's easy for me to find it lol

 

[jbrown97ls]

Nothing like a weekend drive in the country!

 

[LsTeg97]

It's better on my other monitor for sure, Thanks man.

The original on my high contrast monitor had the lit up areas still dark but you could see more of the dash, Unfortunately I'm like one of the only people with a monitor with a contrast ratio over the usual 12,000,000: 1

I just have to double check on my other monitor for good measure.

For Shure man! np. I always try to help out in photos cause you never know...the possibilities one can change a picture into.

 

[LsTeg97]

Nothing like a weekend drive in the country!

Spring BREAK! better have your car ready for a shoot! 8)

 

[treeafodo]

I went out to the river after school to try to capture a sunset again. I ended up running into Richard, a guy I know from the skatepark. The sunset was terrible, and as in terrible, I mean almost nothing, but I caught him in the moment of getting his shot.

Capturing the View by Austin Rajki, on Flickr

 

[Ryan659]

Nothing special about this one but felt like posting something too:


DSC_0291 by nwa659, on Flickr

 

[jbrown97ls]

I want to post in here but all I've been shooting is film and I never get it developed . :/

 

[treeafodo]

I like how crisp the fence is up close. If I were you I would flip the image (mirror image) so the fence leads your eye into the shot a little more .

 

[Ryan659]

Thanks, that's true. It does pull your attention away from the pic

 

[treeafodo]

Thanks, that's true. It does pull your attention away from the pic

Quick fix, just mirror image it. Since we read left to right over here if you flipped it the fence would lead you into the picture

 

[R13]

I might do a quick review of the Dste battery grip later since I've had it long enough to decide how I like it and it fits the d3200 as well and a few of you guys are rocking the d3200.

 

[R13]

I know you were editing on a different monitor..but its okay to take more intended shots at different exposure settings or leaving your lens open a lil longer than normal to let more light in. Tripod helps in these situations. I like your eye for creativity man. Keep them coming.

That one was actually a 30 sec exposure at 1600 ISO, It was just really dark, I could've bumped up the iso but then the shot gets visibly grainy, I had the tripod in an awkward position or I would've done a longer exposure, I need to get a shutter release remote.

 

[XjoEnX]

Finally got to pull some old pics and upload em this past week. Sorry if they're reposts. Don't think they are though.

And one from my trip to SoCal last month

 

[treeafodo]

I really like that white DA black out!