Decided to use my Canon 60D w/ my EFS 18-135mm lens for the first time.
Got a few shots and picked this one to be my first edit in Adobe Lightroom.
Thought I'd share to you guys. Hope my skills pick up along the way as I get use to my camera and using Lightroom for edits. Hope you enjoy.... I'll just be posting up pics every now and then.
-- The Lonely Cypress Tree, 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA--
--Pink Flower, Monterey, CA -- (No macro lens yet...)
hey rtz what's your name?
welcome to the photography section :gap:
i like both of them, the horizon seems off on the first one but besides that i like it. the 2nd one you should've stopped down some more so the flower would've been sharper.
johnny first you have to stop down your camera to like f22 and get the shutter as slow as you can . try taking that same picture around 6pm or when the sun is setting and you'll see how nice the water will turn out.
johnny first you have to stop down your camera to like f22 and get the shutter as slow as you can . try taking that same picture around 6pm or when the sun is setting and you'll see how nice the water will turn out.
This would probably require a tripod since any slight movement can make the picture blurry. But I think I know what you mean... I will definitely try this out.
Is this concept the same if I wanted to take a picture of the highway with the effect of getting the lights on the cars to appear like streaks?
^I stand corrected. It's a 18mm. If I had a 13mm, I think my macro shots would look better ^_^
Just working w/ what I have for now. Will upgrade my lens in the near future. Any recommendations?
I bought the 60D mainly because of its videography features. Had I wanted to do it for photography, I would've chosen a Nikon D7000 or anything Nikon for that matter...
a 13mm wouldn't have made your lens any better for macro photography. you need a lens that has a macro ratio of 1:1. there are some lenses that are 1:2 which aren't that bad for macro work. what do you plan on shooting in the future?
^to be honest, most of my shots would probably be landscape. I don't plan on doing a whole lot of macro shots... mostly just scenery shots and every now and then some portraits and of course... the Celica!
I've been super MIA over the years but I've been getting really into lifestyle portrait photography over the past year so I thought I'd share :310:
Philecia @ Willow by davidbrisco, on Flickr
Eleanor C. by davidbrisco, on Flickr
Kalah by davidbrisco, on Flickr
Tara @ Willow Models by...
-Canon EOS D-SLR Rebel XTi
-Canon EF 18-55mm (kit lens)
-Canon EF 75-300mm telephoto
-Canon EF 50mm prime
-Canon FD 50mm Macro
-Tokina 12-24mm ultra wide angle
-UV filter
-Circular polarizer filter
-Cross Star 8-point filter
-a few Bokeh filters
Amateur at best. :gap:
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Just got a Nikon D90 yesterday with the 18-105mm VR kit lens. Not much to take pics of right now, so I took a few of my bird and dog. Here are my favorites:
The rest of the album:
http://s262.photobucket.com/albums/ii87/BlueBomberGTS/Nikon%20D90%20-%2001-12-10/
These were processed...
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