Photography Thread

[Aadill]

Originally Posted by Shannacore [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Taken with a 50 mm - F/1.8 lens that I haven't played around with much yet.

Learn to love it! That's one of my most used fixed lenses, moreso than a 35mm. It's perfect for portraits and with a large aperature you can really focus in on objects or do low light shots with relative ease.

Originally Posted by OngorDrakan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Pacific Ocean off Kaua'i

The colors are very beautiful in that photo!I love the view but I dislike how in every ocean shot I've ever seen the water looks fuzzy as though it had aliasing problems. It's a product of the lens/sensor, but that always bugged me.

[OngorDrakan]

Low-light and lots of tiny waves. I was using a 70-300 for it too. I just loved the colors from the sun on the clouds and ocean.


Minolta Maxxum 7000i Fuji 200ISO Film

More film pictures from my old college days(*cough2002/3cough*) - I think this was actually a color slide negative I had.


Another film shot, Tri-X 400ISO developed at school(same as above)
More film - I actually sold a digital of this on Etsy. Pretty pleased because it was in the negative degrees that night.

[SearyxTZ]

Also since I doubt I will ever actually use it appropriately, if anyone wants to buy a barely-used Canon Rebel XS, feel free to PM me.

http://www.amazon.com/Canon-XS-Digit.../dp/B001CBKJGG

[Shannacore]

Drunke is the best

[Aadill]

Those are amazing pictures, Drunke! You make me envious with your film production quality. I think I have an old Nikon FA or FM that I'd like to muck about with but I'm not really excited about procuring slower shutter speed film types to get the results I would want. At $5-7 a pop for just a few pictures I'd probably murder myself. 9/10 I'm shooting at 100 ISO... the film camera hits down to 50. I want that.

[OngorDrakan]

mmmmm 100iso.

[Aadill]

Originally Posted by OngorDrakan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

mmmmm 100iso.

I looked at the camera.. it's an old FM and actually does have light metering capabilities... funny that... my D80 doesn't support light metering with manual lenses but the FM has it built right in. welp! Also it goes to 12 ASA which if I am reading correctly is also 12 ISO. Yowza.

I leave you with gnomes.

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[Hasbinbad]

Using a Sony alpha 100 (the first sony dslr) with the PoS kit lens it came with and some old minolta maxxum lenses.. 50mm f1.7, 70-210 f4 (the "Beercan"), and 28-135 4-4.5 macro (the "Secret Handshake").

Those sunset shots were within a week of me getting a dslr for the first time (this all just happened like a month ago), and I didn't know about meticulous wiping of my lens. That shit can be fixed in post anyway. Also, some of it is fungus, so I'm partially screwed.

[Hasbinbad]

I'm the asshole that brings a tripod into a crowded concert. Worked real well as a crowd block for our girls to sit down on the blanket tho..

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Hot Buttered Rum @ Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival

This crowd goes back solid to the buildings in the distance.. This is just one of seven stages.

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[Tommy_Wiseau]

Originally Posted by Hasbinbad [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm the asshole that brings a tripod into a crowded concert.

lol