3NE2NR Official Phototakerouter & Photography Thread...

[SPEC S]

Here's my first contribution for this year, just a guy with a point and shoot

[RBphoto]

^^^Like the second one.

[hydroep]

Yep, the second shot is surreal.

[mitsu_chick941]

^^^Like the second one.

x2

[Razkal]

spec s, great shots!

my fuss contribution, shot with: Nikon P90 'coolpix' thing





both shots at the zoo obviously...that place inna mess now..jeeeze..

[Razkal]

one more:

[tr1ad]

yuh went home bai?
ok ok i dun


not a bad starter camera

yuh buy two tickets? one to get in and one to get out????

ok ok i dun fo real this time

[Razkal]

steups...yuh see how allyuh is? i come home to check meh bredren and the monkey say tr1ad eh home today...look how bummy the man setup in the pic..


on a real, i need assistance figuring out the camera and how to use the little features properly...any more phototakeouter gatherings on the horizon or wha?

[tr1ad]

dais why he ha d rope????

check scully, i know his group has outings etc dragist an crossdrilled in the group as well

[MG Man]

I use a $200.00 targus tripod from courts. It is a POS as far as tripods go, but it has worked for the past two years, so I can say I got my money's worth. If you put your camera on the timer and not touch it you will get no vibration whatsoever. BTW, what you mean you don't have gear? I recently aquired a Yashica TLR which I believe you said you have as well. That is going to be my "new" beyotch shortly, and I consider it an upgrade from my canon EOS3 film camera that took the sugar factory shot above. Just need to buy some 120 film.

My Yashica is 40 years old and uses 120mm film
I had a nice cheap tripod but it got stolen
The Fuji has no timer for the shutter either, just preset modes for different lighting conditions.
I do have the option to set ISO etc in manual mode, but without a tripod, I didn't bother.

Here are some I took in manual mode a while back

Moonrise at Manzan today
tried playing with manual mode on the Fuji, to slow down the shutter speed....nothin brilliant, but it's a start
some pics b4 the full moon rose
















These were taken playing with fireworks and night modes

[Razkal]

^scene...i trying some small shots home, practicing with the 'P' mode before i fiddle with Manual mode...i tried and spend a half hour deleting sheit shots because i kept fudging up the aperture and focal length settings...frustration!!

allyuh good already, i trying to reach "alrightish" now

[RBphoto]

^^^Sweet

[tr1ad]

boi d green rectangle is d best setting

[MG Man]

^scene...i trying some small shots home, practicing with the 'P' mode before i fiddle with Manual mode...i tried and spend a half hour deleting sheit shots because i kept fudging up the aperture and focal length settings...frustration!!

allyuh good already, i trying to reach "alrightish" now

nah man
at least is not the days of film where if u fugged up a shot it cost you!
I was reading on photography even before I had a camera. By the time I could afford a film SLR, film was on its way out...
But I always read books and photography so I would have a head start when I got an SLR...which I haven't yet..........

keep in mind that settings are only part of the equation. The composition of your shot is equally important

[Aaron 2NR]

^ auto mode....the option for the masses

[MG Man]

lol
nah man
manual mode is fun, even with a point and shoot
granted, the 1st time I used an SLR there were so many options I just used auto

[RBphoto]

Most professionals shoot on Aperture priority and and adjust EV settings to suit.

[.:PROZAC:..]

These aren't for composition but for comment.
When is the last time yuh see these fellas at a good south wedding- they're fixtures that you don't see much more of.

[mitsu_chick941]

awwwwwww,granpa





first pic look real classic jed

[MG Man]

Prozac you also don't see many people posing with their car anymore
In my..........er...... those old timers days, owning a car was a big deal...you always saw family photos taken in front of the family car
not so much of a big deal nowadays.......

[MG Man]

Ramsarans bun dong and Shirley biskit doh taste de same

[miguel granville]

hmmm

[mitsu_chick941]

Prozac you also don't see many people posing with their car anymore
In my..........er...... those old timers days, owning a car was a big deal...you always saw family photos taken in front of the family car
not so much of a big deal nowadays.......

cuz when you stand in front of the mini no one can see it much less take a picture of it...

oh gorm, you never fail

[.:PROZAC:..]

Prozac you also don't see many people posing with their car anymore
In my..........er...... those old timers days, owning a car was a big deal...you always saw family photos taken in front of the family car
not so much of a big deal nowadays.......

You're so right, it made me think. Thing is with this guy-that wasn't even his car, I jsut said "uncle hold a pose there".

[aidan]

beech

[MG Man]

nice
level the horizon and u got yourself a calendar shot there!
I always have trouble with the horizon so I out the Fuji on 'grid' view, which also helps with my composition

[Rainman]

Prozac, i hope you don't mind me editing your photo, i added a watermark though. I prefer to shoot older folks in black and white, i find it adds greater expression.

[BassMekanik]

hey guys. Need a huge favor. Anyone ever did photo coverage of a wedding in Gaston Courts? Need to see some pics

[MG Man]

Most professionals shoot on Aperture priority and and adjust EV settings to suit.

I bought some 120mm film for my Yashica today so I gonna be playing it old school