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Comment by Anvh posted on How to get the best quality snaps with....... at 24/09/2010 - 20:42
Dangermouse wrote:
You won't capture the tractor and the light streaks at the same time. You can either use your widest aperture and highest ISO in order to get a fast enough shutter speed to freeze the tractor, or you can use a slow shutter speed to get the light trails.
You're forgetting a tool you can use.You won't capture the tractor and the light streaks at the same time. You can either use your widest aperture and highest ISO in order to get a fast enough shutter speed to freeze the tractor, or you can use a slow shutter speed to get the light trails.
With a flash you can get the trailing lights and get the tractor sharp.
Not the best photo but it shows the principle.
Comment by Anvh posted on How to get the best quality snaps with....... at 24/09/2010 - 20:36
Technoblurb wrote:
It is always interesting how other people see your images, I quite like the light on the light house but photography is such a subjective thing.
Indeed the light is beautiful, it's the composition for me.It is always interesting how other people see your images, I quite like the light on the light house but photography is such a subjective thing.
The building is now really bordered by the rockscape and doesn't have much sky around it, if you took it with a wider lens or further back I think I would have liked it better.
Comment by Anvh posted on Isle of Skye at 24/09/2010 - 20:03
Use a tripod.
Of course it depends on what you want to shoot and create, could you explain what you want to do a bit more?
Of course it depends on what you want to shoot and create, could you explain what you want to do a bit more?
Comment by Anvh posted on How to get the best quality snaps with....... at 24/09/2010 - 19:57
Very nice, I also like the last two landscapes.
It's the building in the first three that doesn't work for me.
It's the building in the first three that doesn't work for me.
Comment by Anvh posted on Isle of Skye at 24/09/2010 - 19:55
There were also some the last time, i'm sure the with the return of the 3D bisoscoop and 3D blu-ray, televisions and games that 3D will become hot.
No idea what's so special about it though for photos, I would not want them in 3D to begin with.
No idea what's so special about it though for photos, I would not want them in 3D to begin with.
Comment by Anvh posted on Photokina report at 24/09/2010 - 19:35
Technoblurb wrote:
Maybe just don't change it too much it can be so confusing when someone switch to a completely different avatar sometimes Anvh wrote:
Thank you Graham, it's the same as my old one but in colour
The character just fit me, I'm using it for 4 years now.
Maybe it's time I pulled my finger out and spruced mine up a bit one damp night.Thank you Graham, it's the same as my old one but in colour
The character just fit me, I'm using it for 4 years now.
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 24/09/2010 - 19:25
Anvh wrote:
Anybody know this story?
(¯`·._.· The Prince of the Land of Pasta ·._.·´¯)
Long ago and far away, there was a Land of Pasta.
And in that land lived a prince who loved pasta.
The lonely prince wanted friends to share his beloved pasta with.
So he went on a journey to search for friends...
From the windy plains to the raging sea.
To the frozen tundra, the adventure continues...
He was aiming for the cursed tip of the Mountain of Fire.
Where an evil dragon held a princess captive.
Holding down the rising earth with his hands.
Leaping over a sea of fire in one bound.
Never fearing, even when touched by the wind of decay.
At last he reached the top of the mountain...
And when he pulled out the legendary Fork in the Stone,
A giant shadow descended from the sky...
But the picture book telling of the prince who saved the captured princess
Was just the dream of a princess sleeping in a tower of thorns...
This is related to it but I only have a small part, it comes from a series.Anybody know this story?
(¯`·._.· The Prince of the Land of Pasta ·._.·´¯)
Long ago and far away, there was a Land of Pasta.
And in that land lived a prince who loved pasta.
The lonely prince wanted friends to share his beloved pasta with.
So he went on a journey to search for friends...
From the windy plains to the raging sea.
To the frozen tundra, the adventure continues...
He was aiming for the cursed tip of the Mountain of Fire.
Where an evil dragon held a princess captive.
Holding down the rising earth with his hands.
Leaping over a sea of fire in one bound.
Never fearing, even when touched by the wind of decay.
At last he reached the top of the mountain...
And when he pulled out the legendary Fork in the Stone,
A giant shadow descended from the sky...
But the picture book telling of the prince who saved the captured princess
Was just the dream of a princess sleeping in a tower of thorns...
(¯`·._.· The Prince of the Kingdom of Pasta ·._.·´¯)
Once upon a time, there was a land of pasta.
In that land, there was a prince who liked pasta very much.
Every day, he’d eat pasta again and again.
However, there was only one fork in the land of pasta.
The prince could never invite anyone to eat with him.
No matter how delicious, if he ate alone, he could never enjoy it.
…
The pasta prince said to the pizza princess, “this dragon is..”
-=- Notes -=-
The prince name is “Pasta” because he’s the only one that could eat (one fork)
The princess name is “Pizza”
The dragon, like the prince, wanted a friend.
This story is taken from Gunslinger Girl.
I don’t know the rest of the story because this is all there is.
The … mean that the is a cut in the storyline.
Please help
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 24/09/2010 - 19:24
Thank you Graham, it's the same as my old one but in colour
The character just fit me, I'm using it for 4 years now.
The character just fit me, I'm using it for 4 years now.
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 24/09/2010 - 19:20
Yes hopefully I can go then
Gwyn wrote:
Probably a 3D camera.
They already have an adapter.Probably a 3D camera.
Comment by Anvh posted on Photokina report at 24/09/2010 - 19:17
without the light streaks then? best settings for that?
Because they have their lights on I would set the camera on fully manual, because the lights will most certain confuse the auto-programs and simply try out what settings you need to use.
I would start with something like 1/100 depending the focal length and with the lowest f-number you can use and tweak the ISO till you get the exposure right.
If the images are too blurry you need to use a faster shutter speed and a higher ISO.